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Busan Metropolitan City Visits Busan Saebyeok Market Ahead of Chuseok for On-Site Review of Livelihood Conditions

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Busan Metropolitan City announced that Mayor Chun Jae-soo will visit Busan Saebyeok Market in Sasang-gu at 7:30 a.m. today, September 16, to review prices and consumer trends at the traditional market ahead of Chuseok and hear directly from merchants.

The visit has been arranged to assess price and consumer conditions at the traditional market ahead of the Chuseok peak season and to hear a range of views from the ground, including merchants’ perceptions of economic conditions, challenges they face in doing business, and inconveniences experienced by market visitors.

Mayor Chun will tour the market, encourage merchants, and personally check the prices and sales trends of major items, including agricultural products.

He will also meet merchants and citizens visiting the market to assess the atmosphere ahead of the holiday and hear a wide range of views regarding difficulties and inconveniences encountered in operating and using the market.

Ahead of Chuseok, Busan Metropolitan City will continue to monitor prices and consumer trends at traditional markets while maintaining support to improve merchants’ business conditions and enhance convenience for market visitors.

The City plans to share the opinions and concerns gathered on site with the relevant departments, review areas requiring improvement, and ensure that these efforts lead to practical support that citizens can experience directly.

The City will also review key safety issues related to the construction area of the Sasang-Hadan Line.

Matters identified on site, along with feedback from merchants and residents, will be shared with the relevant departments and agencies. The City will continue to review necessary measures to create an environment in which citizens and merchants can feel more secure.

Mayor Chun Jae-soo said, “It is important to listen directly to voices from the ground and carefully examine the inconveniences that citizens experience in their daily lives. We will continue to visit traditional markets, reflect the views of merchants and citizens in our policies, and actively pursue practical support that can bring greater vitality to local commercial districts.”