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There are young people who make and sell items from worn and worn fireproof clothing at the fire site. The proceeds are said to help fighting firefighters.

Reporter So Hwan-wook met them.

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Bags and miscellaneous goods are on display at an imported car store.

It is a so-called 'upcycling' product that has brought new value to the waste garment.

Because the material is made of material, it is durable and waterproof.

Some of the proceeds from the sale are used to help fighting firefighters.

[Lee Seung-woo / Fire Retardant Upcycling Company Representative: Let's start looking for a meaningful project, and then we can start to help a little bit of firefighters who are heroes in our lives.]

It was a fireman's story that united college students in 2016.

Dedicated to fire and disaster scenes, he died of cancer, but the state did not endorse public injury.

[Lee Seung-Woo / Fire Retardant Upcycling Company Representative: It's not about measuring all the carcinogens in the fire. Almost all of them were acquainted because they had no connection with cancer and public officials.]

The idea was to return firefighters' benefits by recycling firebugs that are replaced every three years, but it wasn't easy.

[Lee Seung-Woo / Fire Retardant Upcycling Company Representative: Giving fire retardant clothes to anyone you don't know at all is it okay? Shouldn't you? Starting from that point.]

Fortunately, firefighting suits were available at several fire departments in Seoul and Incheon, and firefighting suits that went through numerous sites were sturdy and stylish bags that were introduced to people's daily lives.

Bag proceeds have been given to four cancer-fighting firefighters over the past year and three months.

Firefights, which protect the lives of field firefighters, are a valuable support for fighting firefighters who are born and suffered outside of government support even after they have been scrapped.

(Video coverage: Yang Doo-won, Video editing: Lee Seung-jin)