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"Just one QR code and it's done!" Seongdong-gu eases flood worries with one-click drain reporting
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- Seongdong-gu is operating a "one-click drain reporting system" that lets residents report storm drain problems via QR code, in preparation for heavy summer rains.
- Operating since August last year, the system has so far received and processed 657 complaints related to storm drains, Seongdong-gu said.
- Since June, Seongdong-gu has been distributing QR code stickers to blind spots such as narrow alleys, and processing status can be viewed on a map on the district office website.
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