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2025 Gwangjin-gu Living Guide Published… Helping New Residents Settle In
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- Gwangjin-gu has published and begun distributing the "2025 Gwangjin-gu Living Guide" to help newly relocated residents settle in.
- The district produced 15,000 copies of the guide and placed them at each Dong Community Service Center, and people who report their move online will be sent a link to the e-book by text message.
- The guide can be read by anyone on the Gwangjin-gu Office website and includes a checklist for before and after moving, as well as welfare and job information.
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