Music Greetings, everyone, and thank you for joining us for this week's edition of GTV. I'm Don Vyand, and this is the news from Kyeongi Province this week. In Kyeongi Province, a mobile app that prevents local bus users from missing buses was introduced on a trial basis. Referred to as the local bus boarding bell service, this app features a route selection and bell function that passengers can use while waiting for a bus to make a boarding request by informing the bus driver of their location. The boarding request is effective only for one bus. If the passenger chooses to board a different bus, the previous request must be cancelled and a new one sent. If the bus passes without stopping despite the boarding request, passengers can report the incident via the Kyeongi bus information app. We all have fond memories of small neighborhood bookshops to promote such bookshops which are gradually giving way to large book retailers. Kyeongi Province has organized the local bookstore exhibition. In addition, the province recently began the release of a 10-episode web drama that features 34 small bookshops in 19 cities and counties of the province as story backgrounds. The episodes will be released on a weekly basis through to December 5th. The web drama can be accessed via the YouTube channels of the Kyeongi contents agency and the Hello Kyeongi Bookboo as well as the province's Instagram account. In Kyeongi Province, a team of five retired firefighters is actively engaged in safeguarding the homes of solitary seniors from the risk of fire. Known as Silver Generation Fire Guardians, the team members were selected by the Kyeongi Province Fire and Disaster Headquarters to work from August for a four-month period as Fire Guardians for more than 600 solitary seniors who are more vulnerable to the risk of fire. These former firefighters visit homes, perform fire safety inspections, and address any hazards. Kyeongi Province recently expanded its free fruit program for children in child care facilities which was launched last year to include children under home care. Accordingly, 195,000 children who have been receiving child care benefits in the province since September will also be entitled to fruit support of 40,500 Korean WAN per child. Applications for program enrollment are being received until December 11th via the Kyeongi local currency website as well as in-person at local administration and welfare offices. Both Korean farming and fishing communities experiencing great difficulties due to a diminishing workforce impacted by population decline and an aging society, the Kyeongi provincial government, and the Kyeongi provincial assembly are striving to restore the vitality of such communities. As part of these efforts, the province presented awards of excellence to 14 exemplary farmers and fishermen, as well as to 10 cities and counties that excelled in agricultural administration on the occasion of Farmers Day, this past November 11th. Marking its 27th occasion this year, the Kyeongi Province Farmers and Fishermen Awards have been presented to a total of 272 individuals during the period from 1994 to 2019. During a recent press conference, Kyeongi Province Fair Economy Committee co-chairperson Gyeongshin Ha announced a status of activities over the past year, as well as for the future, of the Kyeongi style Fair Economy 5-year basic plan. The committee selected investigation and statutory proposals to prevent unfair practices among large retail complex and delivery app operators as its primary achievements during the past year. Kyeongi Province will continue to pursue the eradication of unfair practices through a total of 26 projects in four related categories, fair trade, co-prosperity, consumers, and labor. In line with the micro dust seasonal management system that will be introduced in December by the central government, Kyeongi Province plans to implement grade 5 vehicle operation restrictions and run down facility improvement support for small businesses. The micro dust seasonal management system will run for a four month period from December to March when higher concentrations of micro dust occur. The province has selected 15 projects in four sectors, transportation, industry, living and health as key micro dust seasonal management endeavors. Thank you for joining us for this week's edition of GTV. We look forward to seeing you again next week.