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Jangyu Passenger Terminal opening delayed for 2 years
Gimhae = Yonhap News Reporter Junyoung Lee = Jangyu Passenger Terminal in Gimhae, Gyeongsangnam-do, which has not been able to open for more than two years after completion in March 2024, is speeding up its opening before Chuseok. According to Gimhae City on the 25th, the city is discussing with Samho D&T, the developer of Jangyu Passenger Terminal, with the goal of opening before Chuseok in September. ... (omitted) ... The city plans to continue related consultation procedures with the goal of opening at the end of September. A city official said, "It is important for the city and the developer to secure routes by consulting with the transportation companies that will enter the terminal," and added, "We will consult with private companies and coordinate differences before opening to ensure that the terminal operates normally." [email protected]
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