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This is news about the Yongchoncheon EM mud ball throwing environmental cleanup activity with international students from Kyungdong University's Goseong Campus.

To shake off a gloomy mood or share joy, we turn to rivers. It is a river that serves as a resting place for tired people, but after the rainy season flooded the river, it lost its original green color and became covered in trash and pollutants. International students from nearby universities and the World Educational Cultural Aid, who could not bear to see the polluted river, joined hands and carried out environmental cleanup activities. 

As the midsummer heat was about to subside, the World Educational Cultural Aid held EM clay ball throwing and plogging activities at Yongchoncheon Stream with 20 international students from Kyungdong University's Goseong Campus. We threw 2,700 clay balls into the river to help purify the river, and walked along the river to pick up trash. The clay balls we throw together will help remove bad odors from the river and purify water quality for six months. It is a river that does not belong to anyone else but is a resting place for all of us. Only our attention can revive polluted rivers. 

thank you Thanks to all of you who have always been with the World Educational Cultural Aid, we were able to give the gift of green once again to a river that had lost its color. The World Educational Cultural Aid carries out regular environmental cleanup campaigns such as EM mud ball throwing and plogging to revive polluted rivers. We ask for your continued interest in preserving our rivers.

Sponsorship account: Woori Bank 1005-002-762011 (Account holder: World Educational Cultural Aid)