"Freedom pass for pregnant women!"... "Is the badge Mapa?" VS "Bon Voyage" [Anchor Report]

Do you often see pregnant women around you these days?

Last year, Korea's total fertility rate was 0.72.

It was the lowest of the OECD and the lowest ever.

It means it's that hard to hear children crying in the neighborhood.

Ideas for raising the birth rate are also coming from all over the place, and a company has made headlines by offering pregnant women a "free pass," or discounted prices.

Let's see it on the screen.

Daejeon's specialty bakery, Seongsimdang.

The taste is delicious, but it is also a place where people who want to buy bread have a long line.

Sometimes there are posts on secondhand trading platforms looking for part-time jobs that line up instead to buy popular cakes.

But you don't have to wait for 'pregnant women'.

"Free Pass for Pregnant Women" that Sungsimdang recently started! It's all thanks to you.

Pregnant women with badges or maternity notebooks can enter immediately without having to line up.It is also true that such a pre-pass system for pregnant women is noticeable, as there is a rare scene in which even part-timers are looking for

to line up.

It's not just that you don't stand in line.

You can also get bread cheaper.

You will get 5% off the payment amount at all branches of Sungsimdang.

It contains the purpose of taking the lead in overcoming low birth rates through consideration for pregnant women.

Earlier, Sungsimdang built a new workplace daycare center for employees, drawing keen attention from netizens.

That's how much you can interpret it as 'I'm serious about raising the fertility rate!'

The most welcoming thing is the mothers-to-be.

Some people posted on social media that they were moved by the unexpected consideration, saying that the employee directly informed them of the benefits for pregnant women.

There was a heated debate online.

There are some complaints about why only pregnant women benefit, it is against equity, and whether the pregnant woman's badge is a female fisherman, but there are also loud voices advocating for the Sacred Heart Party.

The Sacred Heart Party is already caring about welfare facilities for children and the elderly, and there were also comments that said it is a good example to be considerate of pregnant women in the age of low birth rate.

There's a saying that it takes a whole village to raise a child.

It means that adults need attention and care until a vulnerable child grows up and does its part in society.

Since convenience guarantees for pregnant women are guaranteed by law, isn't it time for generosity to support the company's idea of being considerate of pregnant women?