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Geumcheon-gu clears spider-web cables to create a city where the sky can be seen
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- Geumcheon-gu in Seoul announced it will carry out a project to tidy up tangled overhead cables in the Doksan 3(sam)-dong area through December.
- 698 electric poles, 227 telecommunication poles and 21,568 m of cable will be tidied up in low-rise residential areas and near schools along Munseong-ro to Doksan-ro.
- The total cost of about 1.2 billion won will be fully borne by telecommunications companies, and a resident-participating promotion team and a satisfaction survey will also be run.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 금천구, 거미줄 전깃줄 정리해 ‘하늘이 보이는 도시로
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