Youngpoong Sokpo Smelter Reopens Renovated Youngpoong Sokpo Bathhouse as a Space for Residents' Health and Rest
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Youngpoong Sokpo Smelter completed renovations on Youngpoong Sokpo Bathhouse for residents of Sokpo-myeon and announced its reopening on the 3rd.
Youngpoong Sokpo Bathhouse is a free public bathhouse for residents of Sokpo-myeon, Bonghwa County, North Gyeongsang Province, and has been operating for 23 years; since 2004, it has been operated by Youngpoong Sokpo Smelter.
Local representatives said the bathhouse is important for seniors' health and daily welfare, and expressed gratitude for Youngpoong's long-term operation and renewal.
Youngpoong Sokpo Smelter announced on the 3rd that it had completed renovations on Youngpoong Sokpo Bathhouse for residents of Sokpo-myeon and had reopened the facility. Youngpoong Sokpo Bathhouse is a public bathhouse for local residents in Sokpo-myeon, Bonghwa County, North Gyeongsang Province, and has been operating for 23 years.
Local representatives emphasized the significance of the facility. Kim Ho-seung, head of the Sokpo-myeon Senior Citizens' Association, said the bathhouse's makeover brought back memories for local seniors and felt deeply meaningful, and he expressed hope that Youngpoong Sokpo Smelter's efforts to coexist with the community would continue and grow.
Jang Jong-won, head of the Sokpo Youth Association, said that public bathhouses are important facilities in terms of seniors' health and daily welfare. He also noted that public bathhouses in regional areas have been closing for various reasons, and expressed gratitude to Youngpoong for maintaining and renewing the bathhouse over the long term.
Youngpoong Sokpo Bathhouse has been operated by Youngpoong Sokpo Smelter since 2004. Its hot-water supply system uses residual thermal energy generated during the smelting process.
Youngpoong Sokpo Bathhouse is a free public bathhouse provided for residents of Sokpo-myeon and has long been operated as part of social contribution activities aimed at improving local residents' welfare.
Through this remodeling, Youngpoong upgraded the interior and exterior of Youngpoong Sokpo Bathhouse and strengthened safety, while improving the resident use environment to enhance hygiene and comfort. Based on this, the company said it expects the facility to help strengthen goodwill among local residents, serve as a space for communication, and contribute to improving living conditions.
Lim No-gyu, head of Youngpoong Sokpo Smelter, stressed that this remodeling should serve as an opportunity to carry forward the history of coexistence between the smelter and local residents, and said the company will continue working to improve convenience in residents' daily lives and enhance community welfare.
Source: TECHWORLD · Lee Kwang-jae
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=406562
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