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Busan City enacted an ordinance on the development and support of urban agriculture in 2012 to create urban gardens and foster urban farmers.
Busan City announced on the 28th that the 8th Busan Urban Agriculture Festival will be held at Song Sang-hyeon Square in Busanjin-gu from the 2nd to the 3rd of next month.
This event is co-hosted by Busan City and Busanjin-gu and organized by the Busan Urban Agriculture Association.
A festival where urban farmers and citizens can enjoy together will be held under the theme of urban agriculture.
About 40 various institutions and organizations, including urban agriculture organizations, related universities, Bukyung Horticultural Cooperative, and Future Flower Farming Association, participate to provide things to see and enjoy.
Traditional experiences such as rice threshing experience, rice cake pounding, forklift experience, and tuho game that allow you to feel the fall season will also be held, as well as exhibitions of various rice varieties and new agricultural products such as pumpkins and eggplants.
In order to spread the urban farming culture, Busan City enacted an ordinance on the fostering and support of urban agriculture in 2012, and to date, has created 3.88 million ㎡ of urban gardens and is fostering 296,000 urban farmers from 296,000 households.

Gyeonggi Province announced that it will hold the 11th Seongam Academy Memorial Cultural Festival at the Ansan Gyeonggi Creative Campus on the 3rd of next month. This event is attended by about 300 people, including victims of Seongam Academy, their bereaved families, and residents, and includes historical and cultural tours, memorial services, ensemble and folk music performances, etc. It has been held every year since 2016 to publicize the history of human rights violations targeting children and adolescents during the Japanese colonial period.

On the 27th, the last day of the Chuseok holiday, crowds flocked to Bukhang Waterfront Park in Dong-gu, Busan to see the shark 'Bukangi', causing congestion in the pedestrian walkway and parking lot of Bukhang Sky Square, and Busan City is holding a meeting on movement and rescue measures with related organizations.

Starting from October 1st, Gangwon-do will also provide disaster prevention technical guidance services to small-scale construction projects valued at less than 100 million won and exceeding the negotiated contract standard. This is a measure in response to the recent series of industrial accidents, including fatal accidents, at small-scale construction sites. A designated professional guidance agency visits the site to inspect harmful and risk factors and guide improvement measures.

The Gyeonggi-do branch of the Korean Red Cross announced that it carried out various volunteer activities in Suwon, Seongnam, and Ansan in celebration of the Chuseok holiday, including packaging and delivering songpyeon, food sharing events, and comforting separated families. Volunteers visited vulnerable households, delivered home-cooked food, and monitored living conditions.

The Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism announced that it will sequentially begin construction of two buildings next year on the site of Amitabha Buddhist Nursing Hospital in Anseong to commemorate and heal the '10/27 Buddhist Disaster', an incident of the new military regime's suppression of Buddhist human rights in 1980, and that construction of the first building to be built at Bongeunsa Temple in Gangnam-gu, Seoul will begin in 2028. The total project cost is 20.3 billion won and is supported by the national treasury.

On the 26th, the third day of the Chuseok holiday, congestion on the highway on the way back to Gyeonggi is gradually relieving, but some sections are still congested. The Korea Expressway Corporation predicted that the nationwide traffic volume on this day would be 5.9 million vehicles, and that congestion on the return route would be relieved around 2 to 3 a.m. the next day.