Jeju Air and Open Doctors Share Chuseok Warmth in Mongolia

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Jeju Air and the Open Doctors Association conducted their 29th medical volunteer activity from September 22 to 27 at the Bulgan Bayan-Ulgii Health Center in Mongolia.

A total of 35 people, including Jeju Air employees and staff, medical personnel affiliated with the Open Doctors Association, and a general volunteer team recruited through Jeju Air's official social media channels, provided medical services to approximately 1,000 local residents during this volunteer activity.

They offered free consultations across various fields such as internal medicine, orthopedics, anesthesiology and pain medicine, dentistry, and Korean medicine, prescribed medications, and worked to improve the region's healthcare environment by providing basic health education on proper health management methods.

Additionally, they operated various participatory play programs for children, including face painting and balloon art, and prepared experiential programs such as hanbok trials, paper kite fighting, and learning Hangul to allow Mongolian children to experience Korean culture in celebration of Chuseok.

After signing a memorandum of understanding with the Open Doctors Association in 2011, Jeju Air has continuously carried out over 27,000 medical volunteer activities in 22 cities across six countries in Southeast Asia and Central Asia where it operates flights, focusing on areas left behind in healthcare.

A Jeju Air official who spoke to this newspaper by phone said, "As an airline, we are not only connecting countries with countries and regions with regions but also expanding the points of connection between people while fulfilling our social responsibility."

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