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Jung-gu Inspects Heat Shelters at Senior Centers
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- Jung-gu, Seoul, has inspected senior center heat shelters amid the heatwave and decided to open them on weekends as well starting August 1.
- District head Kim Gil-seong has been visiting senior centers, including Cheonggu Senior Center, since July 28, and 31 senior centers are operating as shelters.
- 22 heavily used senior centers will remain open until September 30, and four safe lodging facilities are also operating for tropical nights.
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