Residents near Cheomdan District 3, Jangseong-gun, rally to demand measures against flooding and traffic inconveniences.
About 50 residents of Woljeong and Gonae villages protest by mobilizing agricultural machinery... “Flood damage occurred due to embankment work”
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About 50 residents of Woljeong and Gonae villages, Jinwon-myeon, Jangseong-gun, Jeollanam-do, complained about flooding and traffic inconveniences caused by the construction of the high-tech district 3, and held a rally to urge the Gwangju Metropolitan City Corporation to provide compensation for the damage and prepare countermeasures.
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Why It Matters
Residents of Woljeong and Gonae villages near the high-tech district 3 construction site are raising concerns about flooding, noise, and violation of view rights due to construction.
(Gwangju, Jeollanam-do = Yonhap News) Reporter Min Hyun-ki = On the 5th, residents of Woljeong and Gonae villages in Jinwon-myeon, Jangseong-gun, Gwangju, Jeollanam-do said, "Damages such as flooding and traffic inconveniences are continuing due to the construction of high-tech district 3," and urged the Gwangju Metropolitan City Corporation and the implementation and construction companies to compensate for the damage and prepare countermeasures.
The Woljeong Village Residents' Countermeasures Committee and about 50 residents held a rally near the construction site of Cheomdan District 3 in Gwangsan-gu on this day and claimed, "The city corporation explained that the site adjacent to the village would be filled 0.9m higher than the road, but in reality, it was built about 2m higher," and added, "Flood damage occurred last year as the low-lying rice fields that temporarily collected rainwater disappeared."
He continued, "If high-rise apartments are built in the future, there are concerns that the view of Mudeungsan Mountain will be damaged and noise from nearby shooting ranges will be reflected and amplified," and added, "We must conduct a preliminary investigation and prepare measures to harm residents."
Starting today, residents mobilized about 20 agricultural machinery and vehicles, including combines, tractors, and trucks, and began protesting, with plans to continue until their demands are accepted.
An apartment complex with about 1,400 households will be built on the site, and occupancy will begin sequentially from 2028.
What to Watch
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Agricultural machinery protests will continue until residents' demands are accepted.
Likely · Within weeks
Open Questions
- Whether the Gwangju Metropolitan City Corporation has prepared specific measures
- Progress of future damage compensation negotiations







