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Retired Firefighters Can Now Be Buried at National Cemetery
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- Ulsan Fire Headquarters said on the 22nd that firefighters who retired after serving 30 years or more can be interred at the National Hoguk Cemetery upon their death.
- The rule applies to retired firefighters who died on or after February 28, 2024, and a spouse may be buried in the same grave, but if there is a record of disciplinary or misconduct issues, the case will be reviewed by the Burial Eligibility Review Committee.
- Bereaved families apply through the National Cemetery Burial Application System, and Ulsan plans to hold a briefing for about 30 retired firefighters in August.
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