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[Global Epic Reporter Seongsu Lee] On Thursday, December 15th, World Educational & Cultural Aid held the 'EM Clay Ball Throwing Event' at Anyangcheon as part of an environmental cleanup project for growing children.

The World Educational Cultural Aid, together with and , prepared 3,000 EM clay balls to clean streams polluted by non-point pollution, and worked with about 50 volunteers to carry out water purification activities in Anyang Stream.

EM mud balls are useful microorganisms made by cultivating microorganisms that are beneficial to humans and the environment. They have excellent purifying power, decompose over about 6 months, and purify rivers, so they are known as an eco-friendly and sustainable environmental purification method. 

Bang Jeong-hwan, Chairman of the World Educational Cultural Aid, said, “Anyang Stream is a resting place for many citizens and migratory birds, as it flows without freezing even in the winter.” He added, “I hope that by keeping the river ecosystem clean in the future, it will become a resting place for children, animals and plants that will grow up in the future.”

The World Educational Cultural Aid is an international relief non-profit organization that develops sponsorship programs for children in educational blind spots around the world, practices sharing so that those in need can live with hope, and takes the lead in spreading the donation culture.

Seongsu Lee, Global Epic Reporter news@globalepic.co.kr