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Are there any civil servants like this in the world? I have seen many articles about a city hall official who stole an air conditioner from a public toilet and installed it in his mother-in-law's house was arrested by the police.
Gangwon Goseong Police Station is investigating two public officials from Sokcho City Hall without detention on charges of special theft.
Person A, an officer-level civil servant, is accused of stealing an air conditioner and outdoor unit from a public toilet near a live fish center in Goseong-gun on the 30th of last month.
Mr. B, who is also a chief-level civil servant, is charged with helping transport the stolen air conditioner in a public vehicle of the city hall.
Person A, who led the crime, is said to have stated that he 'tried to bring it to an elderly person living alone' in a police investigation, but the stolen air conditioner was installed in Mr. A's in-laws' house.
It is known that Mr. A's in-laws' house is not even from the vulnerable class suffering from hardships, and the police plan to decide whether to send them to the prosecution after conducting additional investigations against Mr. A.
The city of Sokcho has released these officials from their positions.
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Last month, I saw a lot of articles saying that electricity demand increased even at night, such as the first tropical night in June in history.
According to the Korea Power Exchange, the most expensive time for wholesale electricity prices is between 4 and 5 pm due to the high demand for electricity.
However, recently, there have been a number of cases in which the demand for electricity during night time exceeds the peak time.
The number of times that the wholesale price of electricity between 11 p.m. and midnight was higher than 4-5 p.m. reached eight times last month. explained.
Due to the sharp increase in electricity consumption, the amount of electricity transaction in the first half of this year also increased by more than 60% compared to last year to reach KRW 37.34 trillion.
Experts advise that there are many areas where demand can be controlled relatively at night. One way to do this is to turn off office lights and PCs or turn off neon signs in stores when leaving work.
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Last month, in Chuncheon, Gangwon-do, when thousands of beer bottles from a truck spilled onto the road, citizens stopped their roads to help with the accident.
I've seen a lot of articles saying that beer companies are looking for these citizens.
It is an intersection in Toegye-dong, Chuncheon-si on the morning of the 29th of last month.
About 2,000 beer bottles are spilled from the truck making a left turn.
The intersection became a mess with broken glass bottles, but as the driver hurriedly removed the beer bottles, passersby came to help clean up.
The owner of a nearby convenience store even comes out with a broom to help with the cleaning.
Thanks to the help of about 10 citizens, the road was cleaned up in 30 minutes.
The beer company said that it did not take any disciplinary action against the truck driver, and that the damage was also covered by insurance.
Next, he said he wanted to express his gratitude to the citizens who showed a warm heart, and uploaded a CCTV video taken at the time on social media to find the citizens.