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Jung-gu eases childbirth burden, from housework to childcare
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- Jung-gu in Seoul said it will roll out tailored support policies spanning from pregnancy to postnatal care.
- Childbirth and child-rearing support grants will be paid on a sliding scale, from 1 million won for the first child to 10 million won for the fifth or subsequent child, and 569 households received them last year.
- Pregnant women who have lived in Jung-gu for at least six months can use free home help services regardless of income, for up to four hours per session and up to five sessions.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 중구, 집안일부터 돌봄까지 ‘출산 부담’ 덜어 준다
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