70,000 Firefighters Rally Demanding Improved Working Conditions And Increase In Firefighting Personnel

70,000 Firefighters Rally Demanding Improved Working Conditions And Increase In Firefighting Personnel

Hundreds of firefighting officials are entering with portraits in hand near the National Assembly Building in Yeouido, demanding improvements in firefighter treatment and rights at the 70,000 Firefighters Rally. On this day, the National Union of Public Officials Fire Headquarters, led by Head Kim Ju-hyung, is calling for a massive increase in personnel, a complete transition to national positions, and reforms towards field-centered firefighting in Seoul, South Korea, on February 26th. (Photo by Chris Jung/NurPhoto)

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