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government has a policy to pay disaster support as soon as the supplementary bill is passed by the National Assembly.
I'm going to make sure that people get it before Chuseok next week if possible.
For those who apply here, please check when and how to apply.
Reporter Je Hee-won will deliver this part.
<Reporter> The
child care project was the largest expansion of support from the original government plan.
Middle school school-age students are also included in the application, and 150,000 won per person is provided.
Like elementary school students, you can receive meals without applying through a school banking account that pays for meals.
Initially, only private taxi operators were regarded as small business owners, and the subsidy, which was decided to give 1 million won in case of a decrease in income, has been extended to corporate taxi drivers.
However, in the name of special support projects such as responding to local employment, the method of receiving and paying applications by local governments is the most prominent.
It is estimated that about 90% of corporate taxi drivers will receive it.
A new desired fund of 2 million won will be provided to the prohibited business sectors, but entertainment bars and Collate, which were previously excluded, were included.
The biggest reduction was support for communication costs.
All citizens over the age of 13 have decreased from 16 to 34 and over 65.
Even if you do not apply separately, the September fee will be automatically deducted in October in the same way.
[Park Hong-geun / Secretary of the Democratic Party's Preliminary Committee: Supporting communication expenses up to junior high school students is a dual application, so junior high school students are excluded. From the people…
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Childcare expenses, new funding, and the 2nd job security support fund paid to specially employed workers and freelancers who received the first support fund do not require separate screening.
(Video coverage: Ha Ryung, video editing: Kim Jong-mi, CG: Seo Seung-hyun)