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Gangseo-gu in Seoul opens 'Moa Center' for close management of low-rise homes in Hwagok 8-dong, strengthening safety in aging residential areas
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- Gangseo-gu in Seoul has opened and begun operating the 'Moa Center', a neighborhood management office, in Hwagok 8-dong, where low-rise houses are densely clustered.
- Built in a 38.28㎡ public rental unit provided free of charge by the Seoul Housing & Communities Corporation (SH), the center is staffed by 4 dedicated personnel who work from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. on weekdays.
- It provides support for home repairs, tool lending, disinfection and safety inspections, and night-time crime prevention, and District Head Jin Gyo-hun said the Moa Center will be gradually expanded.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 서울 강서구, 화곡8동에 저층주택 밀착관리 ‘모아센터’ 개소…서울시 공모 선정 노후주거지 안전관리 강화
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