Title 1. Prevalence of Morality Begins with Prevention of Corruption (0530-2)
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“Moralityimmortal but corruptionshort-lived”…Thisan adage frequently quoted in Gyeonggi Provincial offices. It signifies the importance of the morality of public officials. Gyeonggi Province organized a regional education tour to upgrade the morality standards of provincial officials.
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1) Regional Tour of Audit Cases Education / Shiheung City Hall (May 30th)
A visiting regional education tour has been launched to provide provincial officials with education on audit cases to prevent irregularitiespromote morality in office practices.
2) Focus on Frequent Misconduct Cases
The Audit Cases Education Program was designed to remind provincial officials of frequently discovered misconduct cases in specialized areas such as personnel, tax collectionaccounting, in advance of a regional audit.
3) Utilization of Casebook
A book containing public office audit casesthe past five years was prepared as an aid in this education program to facilitate a better understanding of the education contents.
4) Preventive Education
The objective of this programto prevent irregularities in office practices through advance education,not simply pointing out wrongful conduct that was discovered during inspection-based audits.
5) [INTERVIEW] Park Seon-ho, Member of Clean City Creation Team of Shiheung City
“Case-by-case explanations on potential problem areas in customary practices were very informativewill help me a lot in doing my job as a public employee.”
6) [INTERVIEW] Park Seon-ok, Mokgan-Dong Office, Shiheung City
“I am still a novice public workerI have so much to learn about my job. This education was very helpful.”
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Gyeonggi Provinceoperating the auditor hotline, Morality Happy Call, for civil appeals to put into practice a public-orientated consulting audit.
7) [INTERVIEW] Lee Pil-gwang, Gyeonggi Province Auditor
“To prevent repeated identification of the same undesirable practices, we collected identified casesorganized an education tour for regional public officials.”
Transparent offices will hopefully be realized in Gyeonggi Province when provincial officials work under the spirit of the adage ‘moralityimmortal but corruptionshort-lived’

Title 2. Ocean Day Celebration (0531-2)
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The Ocean Day Ceremony was held at Jeongok (전곡) Port in Gyeonggi Province. Ocean Day has been established to remind the public of the importance of the sea. Italso appropriate when considering the growing importance of the West Coast of Gyeonggi Province in Sino-Korean trade.
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The seashorelittered with waste rangingabandoned motor boats to discarded fishing gear. Professional divers plunge into the murky sea water with almost zero visibilityscour the seabed to collect garbage. There are piles of trash already retrievedthe sea. Therealso a mountain of garbage collectedthe seashore.
1) 16th Ocean Day Ceremony / Jeongok Port, Hwaseong City (May 31st)
The ceremony for the 16th Ocean Day was held at Jeongok (전곡) Port in Hwaseong (화성) City. The purpose of Ocean Dayto enhance public awareness of the importance of the seato foster the region’s emergence as one of the marine industrial hubs of the world.
2) Sea Clean-upVarious Other Events
The Ocean Day Ceremony was followeda variety of sea protection events including the sea clean-up activity.
3) Gold Coast Project
Gyeonggi Province has designated the West Coast as a special zone for marine recreationtourism industry development,has been implementing the Gold Coast Project to drive such development. Gyeonggi Province plans to establish a firm foundation for the development of the marine leisure industry in this regionsuccessfully hosting the 4th Korea International Boat Showthe World Match Racing Tour Korea Match CupJune 8th.
Title 3. Mini Zoo on Promenade around Gyeonggi Provincial Government Complex (0527-2)
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The new mini zoo that opened on the promenade inside the main gate of the Gyeonggi Provincial Government Complexgaining popularity as a much appreciated resting area among local residents.
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Cute little chipmunks run through passages suspended among treescolorful parrots on perches boast their beauty. Visitors are also charmedcuddly guinea pigs, better known in Koreaits French name, marmotte,rabbits, the animal of the year 2011. Recently arrived goatspet roosters also are favoredmany visitors.
1) Gyeonggi Provincial Government Complex Mini Zoo
A small zoo on the walkway that runs along the boundary of the Gyeonggi Provincial Government Complexemerging as one of the most popular spots among local residents.
2) Zoo Opened in April During Cherry Blossom Festival
This mini zoo opened in April this year as part of the Cherry Blossom Festivalis now home to seven animal species.
3) Resting Spot for Mountain Hikers
Since this mini zoolocated at the entrance to the Paldal (팔달) Mountain trail, it offers an ideal resting space for both local residentsmountain hikers. Together with the flowering passageway, whichnow at peak bloom, this zoo also serves as a good place for nature studychildren.

Title 4. US Military Personnel Experience Korean Culture (0531-2)
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Gyeonggi Province provided US military personneltheir families who stay in Korea for longer than a year with an opportunity to experience the culturetraditions of Gyeonggi Province.
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1) US Soldiers Visited Korean Folk Village
US military personnel in civilian clothes visit the Korean Folk Village in Yongin (용인) City. They are intriguedancient corporal punishment devices such as floggingleg-twisting instruments. Some of them even try to reenact the operationend up in ungainly positions. Nicholas Mitro endeavors to Sangmo (상모) spinning, long colorful strips hunga hat worncelebrating farmer bandsspunturning the head. All in all, it was a memorable day for the GIs.
2) [INTERVIEW] Nicholas Mitro / US 2nd Army Division

3) US Military PersonnelFamilies Experience Korean Cultural (May – September)
Gyeonggi Province organized this event to provide US military personnel with an opportunity to become acquainted with Korean historyenjoy Korean cultural performances.
4) [INTERVIEW] Matthew Rever / US 2nd Army Division

5) Jeoju Ceramics Center
After the visit to the Korean Folk Village, the US military personnel moved to the Ceramics Center in Yeoju (여주). They were impressedthe beauty of Korean ceramicswent on to try their hands at creating their own pottery.
6) [INTERVIEW] Silvia Viramontes / US 2nd Army Division

7) Opportunity for US Military Personnel to Experience Korean Culture
This Korean cultural experience eventthe first of five such events planned for US military personnel. These events will provide US military personnel with an opportunity to broaden their understanding of their host countryshare common values.
This eventone of a variety of programs operatedGyeonggi Province, including Korean language classesvisiting performances at military camps, that aims to promote communicationmaintain friendly relations between Koreathe United States.

Title 5. DMZ Korean International Documentary Festival (0530-1)
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If movie directingone of your dream occupations, theregood news for you. The third DMZ International Documentary Festivalnow inviting competition entries,a number of new competition categories have been added this year.
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1) Movie, ‘Peace’
This movie, titled ‘Peace’, was shown as a curtain raiser at last year’s DMZ International Documentary Festival. Produced with support of KRW 30 millionGyeonggi Province, this movie was praised for its originalitysuperior ution,was later invited to a number of prestigious international movie festivals.

2) Movie Production Support for Selected Entries
In this, the third DMZ International Documentary Festival, Gyeonggi Province plans to provide movie production support for the directors of pieces edamong the entries.
3) KRW 40-10 Million Support for Long-Medium Length Documentations
KRW 40 million each will be provided as production support for long documentaries of more than 40 minutes on the themes of peace, lifecommunication,KRW 10 million each will be provided for medium-length documentaries on social themes.
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There will also be special support of KRW 1.5 million each for pieces producedyoung directors 20 years of age or younger who exhibit novel concepts. New talented directors with financial difficulties will be granted support of KRW 5 million each as well as free studio usage. A total of KRW 50 million will be granted to documentaries about regions of conflict.
4) [INTERVIEW] Hong Jeong-ui, Gyeonggi Province Contents Division Team Manager
“The activity level of new directorsnew writersa precise indicator of the competitiveness of our industry relative to international counterparts.”
Production supportGyeonggi Province will hopefully result in many quality movies that will enrich the DMZ International Documentary Festival this year.

Title 6. Gyeonggi Province Helps Control HypertensionDiabetes (0601-1)
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Heartbrain vascular diseases have the second highest fatality ratesare surpassed onlycancer. Itcommon knowledge that hypertensiondiabetes have a high probability of leading to these dangerous diseases unless they are controlled properly. For proper control of hypertension or diabetes, patients need to develop appropriate dietary habitsengage in regular physical exercise.
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60-year-old Yang Bong-seok (양봉석) has been sufferinghypertension for the past eight years. Two years ago, he was hospitalized when he had cerebral infarctioncollapsed. This, his second hospitalization, may have been avoided he had engaged in hypertension treatment.
1) [INTERVIEW] Yang Bomg-seok, In-patient of Cerebral Infarction
“I knew I shouldn’t drink but kept drinking,I neglected taking blood pressure medicine regularly. I regretbeen so careless.”
2) High Blood Pressure May Cause Cerebral Infarction or Hemorrhage without Warning
High blood pressure itself can be a fatal disease because the patient mayexperience any particular symptoms, but it still can cause cerebral infarction or hemorrhaging without warning.
3) [INTERVIEW] Lee Dae-gyoon, Neurosurgeon, Ansan Central Hospotal
Dr. Lee Dae-gyoon (이대균), a neurosurgeon at the Ansan (안산) Central Hospital, describes the causes of brainheart vascular diseaseshow to prevent hypertension. He stresses the importance regular medical check-ups.
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The number of hypertension patients in Korea increased4 million in 2005 to 5.3 million in 2009, representing an average annual increase of 7.2%. Medical costs for hypertension treatment also increased9.8% annually to KRW 2.3 trillion in 2009.
4) `Know Your Blood Pressure & Blood Sugar” Campaign at Ansan Subway Station (June 1st)
Gyeonggi Province designated the first day of every month as the ‘Know Your Blood PressureBlood Sugar Day’ so as to increase public awareness of hypertensiondiabetes. It has been conducting a campaignproviding provincial residents with health consultationblood pressureblood sugar measurement services.
5) [INTERVIEW] Kim Moon-yeong, Gyeonggi Province Health Policy Division
During the campaign, Gyeonggi Province will provide monthly medical support of KRW 4,500 for patients over 65 years of age diagnosed with hypertension or diabetes. Visiting residents were examined for excessive salt intake, which can cause hypertension or renal failure,invited to experience a low-sodium diet.
Hypertensiondiabetes treatment supportGyeonggi Province will initially be provided in four cities including Ansan (안산),will later be expanded to31 citiescounties of the province.