Today is "Pregnant Women's Day"...Looking at the benefits of pregnant women nationwide,

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On October 10, on the occasion of "Pregnant Women's Day," local governments across the country announced various measures to support and honor pregnant women.

First of all, from this month, pregnant women who use sports facilities operated by the Seoul Metropolitan Government can receive a reduction in admission fees, usage fees, and tuition fees or use them for free. A 50% discount on personal practice fees and program tuition fees at Gocheok Dome Stadium and Jamsil Swimming Pool will be provided, and admission to the stadium tour of the Seoul World Cup Stadium will be exempted entirely.

In cultural events held by the Seoul Metropolitan Government, the pregnant women's priority admission system and so-called "pass-strack" have been introduced, allowing people to enter immediately without waiting.

Gyeonggi Province is providing eco-friendly agricultural packages to pregnant women living in the province. You can pay 20% of your own expenses 1-4 times a month and receive organic water, livestock, and organic processed foods worth 480,000 won per year.

In addition, you can use the "free book delivery" service, which allows you to borrow and return books you want at home without visiting public libraries.

Busan City plans to hold a commemorative event at Domohun, Suyeong-gu, at 3 p.m. today (10th), "Pregnant Women's Day," to spread awareness of pregnant women and raise social interest in pregnancy and childbirth.

The Pyeongchang-gun Health and Medical Center in Gangwon-do will also hold a maternity day celebration and a campaign to promote pregnant women's consideration until the 18th to mark Pregnant Women's Day. Earlier, on the 7th, the "Nosan Cultural Festival Event" was held, and maternity experience clothing, childcare support projects, and health care promotion activities were held.

Reporter Park Sun-young of Digital News Team