Title 1. Anti-theftFire Alarm Systems at Old Temples (0918-3)
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Many old Buddhist temples in Korea are revered for their architecture as well as historic monumentsrelics, but are often vulnerable to fire or theft. In order to protect these cultural assets, Gyeonggi Province began installing anti-theftfire alarm tems in a number of major Buddhist temples in the province.
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1) Sujongsa Temple / Namyangju City
This 15th century mountain temple in Namyangju (남양주) Cityhome to Korean National Treasure No. 259, the relics found in the base stones of its pagodas.
2) 13 CCTV Cameras Installed at Temple
Gyeonggi Province installed anti-theft tems at this temple including 13 CCTV cameras, which are monitored in the temple’s office,an anti-theft alarm tem.
3) Reporter Lee Ji-hoon
“There are many valuable items in this main temple building. This buildingwired,anyone that enters during the night will trigger the alarm.”
Thereone other temple in Gyeonggi Province that has been equipped with alarm tems.
4) 11 More Temples Slated for Protection System Installation
The provincial government will install alarm tems at 11 other historically significant temples in the province.
5) No Hong-seop / Gyeonggi Province Religious Affair Division Official
“We will install fire alarmsanti-theft tems in major Buddhist temples to protect thempossible disasters.”
The total cost of the alarm tems will amount to KRW 2.7 billion, of which 80% will be paidthe centrallocal governments the remaining 20% will be bornethe temples.

Title 2. 2012 Gyeonggi Childcare Workers’ Meeting (0919-2)
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The 2012 Gyeonggi Childcare Workers’ Meeting was held at the Suwon Sports Complex.
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1) 2012 Gyeonggi Childcare Workers’ Meeting / Suwon Sports Complex (September 18th)
Ninety-five childcare workers were recognized for their distinguished services at this meeting. In his congratulatory address, Gyeonggi Province Governor Kim Moon-soo (김문수) praisedthe childcare workers for their contributions to societypromised to help them improve childcare services.
2) Gyeonggi Province Governor Kim Moon-soo
“I promise that Gyeonggi Province will provide the budget for creating a better environment for childbirth, the highest priority amongbudget items.”
3) Gyeonggi Province Implements Nursery Teacher Treatment Improvement Policies
As part of its efforts to a better social environment for childbirth, the Gyeonggi Provincial Government has been implementing policies to improve the treatment of nursery teachers.
4) KRW 410,000 Additional Allowance Paid to Nursery Teachers
Since last March, the provincial government has been paying teachers at children’s homes an extra KRW 410,000 as a treatment-improvement allowance. This allowance, whichdouble the previous allowance, raised the salary of children’s home teachers to a level equivalent to that of average kindergarten teachers.
Gyeonggi Province will continue to implement policiesprojects for the improvement of childcare service quality, including the expansion of public children’s homes.

Title 3. Gyeonggi Promotes Improvement of Industrial Complex Environmental (0918-1)
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Industrial complexes in Gyeonggi Province are undergoing image transformations through the efforts of the provincial governmentresident companies.
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1) A Company at Shihwa Industrial Complex
This fabric company in the Shihwa (시화) Industrial Complex has installed a dust-collection tem to prevent foul odorshazardous dustspreading into the surrounding area.
2) Civil Complaints over Foul Odors Greatly Reduced
The number of complaints over foul ordersfactories in the Shihwa Industrial Complex has been reduced dramaticallymore than 1,500 per year ten years ago to only 200. The streets in the complexes also are much cleaner.
3) Banwol Industrial Complex
The exteriors of buildings in this industrial complex were brightenedmurals dforeign workers, members of multicultural familiesartists.
4) [INTERVIEW] Jin Seong-man / Worker at Banwol Industrial Complex
“These artworks certainly have had positive psychological effects. They make me feel better.”
5) Balan Industrial Complex
Cleaning workunderway at this industrial complex. Officials of Gyeonggi Provinceworkers of resident companies designated the second Friday of every month as ‘Trash Picking Day’join together to remove trash. Less than 30 minutes after they started working, two trucks were completely filled with trash.
6) [INTERVIEW] Choi Seon-min / Chairman of the Balan Industrial Complex Resident Company Association
“It was so dirty in here in the complex that I felt ashamed. Working together with Gyeonggi officials today must have been a good experience for the employees in changing their perceptions.”
The Gyeonggi Provincial Government plans to implement environment improvement programs such as this atof the industrial complexes in the province. New programs will include environmental assessmentsthe provision of incentives.

Title 4. 2012 Gyeonggi Self-sufficiency Fair (0920-2)
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A self-sufficiency fair was held at the Yongin (용인) City Sports Stadium. This event was organizedGyeonggi Provincethe Gyeonggi Province Self-sufficiency Center Association to promote morale among the participants of self-sufficiency programs.
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1) Distinguished Services Awards in Self-sufficiency Programs
More than 3,000 participants in programs operatedregional self-sufficiency centers in the province gathered together for this annual event. During the fair, in which the Governor of Gyeonggi Province, the Chairman of the Gyeonggi Provincial Council, the Mayor of Yongin (용인) Citymany other senior officials participated, awards were presented to individualsorganizations that had rendered distinguished services in self-sufficiency programs.
2) ExhibitionSale of ProductsSelf-sufficiency Project Groups
This fair also featured an exhibition of the products producedthe members of regional self-sufficiency project groups.
3) [SOUNDBITE] Gyeonggi Province Governor Kim Moon-soo
“You are probably the most admirable persons among the 12 million residents of Gyeonggi Province because you work together, you share with each other,you have dreamshopes. However, nowthe time when a collective effortall of society had to be made to help you realize self-sufficiency.”
4) [pip] Woo Jeong-seok / Chairman of the Gyeonggi Province Self-sufficiency Center Association
“We aredifficulties in establishing ourselves through free competition in a capitalist society. We need to find new business items targeting niche markets…”
There are 32 regional self-sufficiency project operators in Gyeonggi Province,over 3,000 economically underprivileged individuals work in various projects.
Gyeonggi Province will introduce a variety of policies including marketing support to help project participants achieve economic self-sufficiency.

Title 5. Gyeonggi Welcomes Flight Simulation Training Center (0917-2)
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Gimpo (김포) City of Gyeonggi Provinceabout to become home to a flight simulation training center operatedthe world’s largest flight simulation tem manufacturer, CAE.
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1) MOU on Flight Simulation Training Center Establishment (September 17th)
Representatives of Gyeonggi ProvinceGimpo (김포) City signed an MOU with CAE, a Canadian company, for the establishment of a flight simulation training center.
2) CAE (Canadian Aviation Electronics)
CAE of Canada, a global leader in flight simulation technology, operates more than 40 such centers around the world.
3) CAE to Invest USD 25 Million in a New Center in Gimpo
According to this MOU, CAE will invest USD 25 million in the establishment of the CAE Korea Flight Simulation Training Center on a 1,400 square meter site in Gimpo City.
4) Kevin Speed / Asian Regional Executive of CAE
“김포시를 선택한 이유는 고객 항공사들이 김포에 있고 김포시는 김포 항공과 인천 항공 모두에게 중요한 곳이기 때문입니다.”
5) Gimpo Aviation Industrial Complex
This training center will be established in the Gimpo (김포) Aviation Industrial Complex. With this center in Korea, the cost of pilot training among Korean airlines, which totals approximately KRW 3 billion annually, will be greatly reduced.
6) [INTERVIEW] Gyeonggi Province Governor Kim Moon-soo
“InvestmentCAE in the Gimpo Aviation Industrial Complex will have the effect of creating superior jobscontributing to the domestic aviation industry.”
Gyeonggi Province plans to providenecessary support for the efficient establishmentsuccessful operation of the center

Title 6. Visiting Employment Service Bus (0918-2)
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Five months ago, Gyeonggi Province introduced the Visiting Employment Service Bus,the results to date have been deemed a big success. This bus has been circulating through the 31 citiescounties of the province seven days a week.
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1) Near Hwajeong Station in Goyang City
Chae Jin-seon (채진선) of Goyang (고양) City quit her job after getting married, but once again sought employment. Having failed in a number of applications, she felt frustrated…until she heard about the employment service bus. Through the employment service bus, she participated in a job interviewwas able to secure employment.
2) [INTERVIEW] Chae Jin-seon / Goyang City
“I am very grateful to the provincial government for helping me find my job. I think this employment service will benefit many job searchersme.”
3) Bus Secures Employment for 289 Individuals
Over the past five months, this bus successfully helped 289 job searchers find employment, marking a 37% success rate, whicha remarkable achievement relative to other employment services. Such a high success rate was the result of dynamic connections between recruitersapplicants.
4) [INTERVIEW] Goh Gwang-min / Personnel Department, Samshin Inotech
“Finding good employeesone of the most difficult tasks facedan enterprise. I was (surprised) to be able to find quite a few quality employees through this bus service.”
After Goyang (고양) City, this employment service bus visited Pocheon (포천) City on September 20thSuwon (수원) City on the 21st.
5) [INTERVIEW] Bae Han-il / Gyeonggi Employment Center, Welfare Employment Team Leader
“As of July this year, there were 180,000 unemployed individuals in Gyeonggi Province, of which 83,000 were youths. Many of them couldfind employment simply because they werefortunate enough to be foundrecruiters who wanted them. Thiswhere the employment service bus steps inserves as a matchmaker.”
The Employment Service Bus will continue to visitcorners of the province to help recruitersjob searchers find each other.

Title 7. Horseback Healing Center Opens in Shiheung City (0921-2)
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Gyeonggi Provincethe Korea Racing Authority jointly opened the Horseback Healing Center to publically promote horseback riding as a sportas a means of therapy.
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1) Horseback Healing Center / Shiheung City
In this unusual healing center, a group of youths are riding model horses. It may seem as they are doing it for enjoyment, but in fact, they are receiving treatment. These model horses are used for physicalemotional therapy as well as for preliminary training before riding real horses.
2) [pip] Song Yoon-a / 6th Grader of Eunghaeng Primary School
“It was a little scary at first, but it had a calming effect. I also enjoyed it.”
3) [pip] Seong Hyun-soo / 6th Grader of Eunghaeng Primary School
“To me, it was treatment. It was quite an experience,I think italso good for health.”
4) Treatment of Addictive Internet Use, ADHD,EmotionalPhysical Disorders
Horseback healing as a therapeutic program aims to achieve emotional stabilityphysical health through emotionalphysical interaction with a simulated horse. At this center, patients can take this therapy in combination with languagedrawing therapies.
5) [INTERVIEW]Lee Ho-shin / Horseback Healing Specialist
“We have a solution team that designs customized programs for individual youths in combination with language or drawing therapy, necessary, so as to help them resolve their issues.”
6) Social Contribution Project Agreement between Gyeonggi ProvinceKorea Racing Authority (September 19th)
Opened as a social contribution project, the riding fee at this centeronly KRW 30,000, 75% less than other equestrian centers.
7) [INTERVIEW] Gyeonggi Province Governor Kim Moon-soo
“I believe that many people will benefitthis center in their treatment,it will also have promotional effect for horseback riding. We will open more horseback healing centers in other cities.”
Itthe first of its kind in Gyeonggi Province,the provincial government plans to establish more such centers so as to help youths with therapy as well as to promote horseback riding.