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Mansu 6(yuk)-dong Residents' Autonomy Committee Launches 'Trash-Free Alleys, Flower-Blooming Streets' Project
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- The Mansu 6(yuk)-dong Residents' Autonomy Committee in Namdong-gu, Incheon, has reported that it installed flower pots in areas frequently used for illegal dumping as part of its 'Trash-Free Alleys, Flower-Blooming Streets' project.
- The committee selected locations where illegal dumping occurs often, placed flower pots there, and planted arborvitae and various flowering plants.
- Chairman Kim Donghun said that residents' interest is growing as spaces where trash once piled up have been transformed into clean streets.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 만수6동 주민자치회, 쓰레기 없는 골목 꽃이 피는 거리 사업 추진
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