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According to News 1, the residents’ representative meeting and management office of an apartment in Suyeong-gu, Busan were held on the 1st.
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A fund-raising campaign was held to help the now-deceased security chief Cho Kang-woo, who retired after being diagnosed with terminal colon cancer.
According to the management office, Captain Cho
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From June this year
10
until approx.
After working for a year, he was diagnosed with terminal colon cancer and retired.
Upon hearing the news of Captain Cho’s illness, residents and management office staff launched a fund-raising campaign to help cover treatment and living expenses.
A fundraising notice posted throughout the apartment said, “Security leader Jo Kang-woo, who faithfully maintained the safety of the apartment, is unfortunately suffering from cancer after being diagnosed with terminal colon cancer and retiring,” and added, “The entire family is experiencing difficulties due to the sudden illness and is feeling a great burden from treatment and living expenses.”
He then appealed for participation, saying, “We are starting a fund-raising campaign to express our gratitude to Captain Cho and provide even a small amount of strength to help him overcome this difficult illness. Even a small amount of sincerity can be of great help. We sincerely ask for your warm interest and loving hand.”
However, on the 2nd, one day after the fundraising campaign, Captain Cho passed away. Accordingly, the residents’ representative council announced the suspension of fundraising, but residents continued their fundraising campaign.
Even within a short period of one week, total
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A total of generations participated
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We collected 10,000 won. The entire donation was delivered to Captain Cho’s bereaved family on the 8th.
The bereaved family said, “We are grateful to all the residents who remembered the deceased.”
The residents’ representative meeting said, “
“We promoted a fundraising campaign to repay in a small way to those who have kept our family safe for over a year,” he said. “Through this work, I was able to feel the warmth of a community that loves and cares for its neighbors.”
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