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Children in Dajeong-dong Become 'Earth Guardians' by Walking and Picking Up Litter Together
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- On Environment Day, June 5, Dajeong-dong in Sejong held the 'Dajeong-dong Jigu Jikimi' campaign with 12 childcare centers.
- More than 300 people, including 263 children aged 4 to 7, picked up litter and threw EM soil balls across the Dajeong-dong area.
- Participants also experienced turning milk cartons into toilet paper and opening an Eco Market; the campaign began in 2023 and this year marks its third edition.
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