
President Lee Jae-myung predicted the normalization of housing supply in Seoul and the metropolitan area through In addition, he ordered the physical destruction of illegal overseas sites and welcomed trial operations on the Northern Sea Route.
AI-generated summary
President Lee Jae-myung expressed his position on major issues such as housing supply, public official personnel, and response to illegal sites through social media.
“Government surveillance must be based on facts… Order to ‘physically destroy’ illegal overseas sites”
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Ko Dong-wook = President Lee Jae-myung said on the 11th, "There have been some disruptions in housing supply due to the gap in licensing in Seoul and the metropolitan area over the past three years, but housing supply will soon normalize."
On this day, President Lee made this prediction on
At the same time, he asked, “Please pay attention to interest rates, number of auctions, mortgage delinquency rate, normalization of temporary licensing gaps, speed and quantity of housing and land supply, and normalization of taxes for fairness.”
This article was written in the form of a reply to a user's post that said, 'There should be no restrictions on the loans of ordinary people who trusted the country and received housing.'
In relation to this, President Lee also wrote, "If the property has already been purchased, please let me know whether you have ordered it as originally agreed upon but are unaware of the change, or whether there are still issues that have not been corrected. If the latter, we will take action to ensure that loans are available."
In another article, President Lee shared a report by Park Gyun-taek, a member of the Democratic Party of Korea, who said that the analysis results showed that the claim made by some that "there is a serious personnel backlog of civil servants in the current administration" is not true.
He added, "Thanks to Rep. Park, I think the unfairness of our human resources officials will be reduced a little. Monitoring and checking the government is important, but it should be based on facts, and it is also important to recognize and encourage achievements."
In addition, the Panstar Acro, the first Korean container ship to embark on a trial run on the Northern Sea Route, posted a welcome note on its safe return to Busan on the same day, promising, "Based on this achievement, we will steadily prepare for the era of the Northern Sea Route."
The night before, it was also revealed that "in cases where sites used for crimes such as illegal sexual exploitation and gambling cannot be legally shut down or blocked for reasons such as being located overseas, transnational crime agencies have been ordered to take measures to physically destroy or close them."
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Housing construction permits and construction normalization underway
Likely · Within months

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