Korean Sports Council Delivers Medical Supplies Worth 140 Million Won to National Team Athletes in Partnership with Pharmarceuticals

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The Korean Sports Council delivered a special gift to national team athletes in collaboration with medical device company Pharmarceuticals.

On the 18th at 2 p.m., the Korean Sports Council held a delivery ceremony for medical supplies worth 140 million won with Pharmarceuticals at the Jincheon National Athlete Village.

The event, attended by about 10 officials including Kim Taek-soo, head of the National Athlete Village, and Son Ji-hoon of Pharmarceuticals, proceeded in the order of explanation of the donation overview, greetings, delivery ceremony, and commemorative photo session.

Pharmarceuticals donated medical supplies worth 140 million won, including 10 types of pharmaceuticals, medical devices, and cosmetics, wishing for the success of South Korean athletes at the upcoming 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games.

Kim Taek-soo, head of the National Athlete Village, said, "We are grateful to Pharmarceuticals for donating medical supplies to support athletes preparing for the Asian Games." He added, "Pharmarceuticals has been a sincere company that has consistently donated from Taereung Athlete Village over the past 10 years and has made significant contributions to the development of South Korean sports."

Son Ji-hoon stated, "We hope this support will provide practical assistance in safe treatment, rapid recovery, and maintaining peak condition for national team athletes who adhere to strict drug regulations while training despite injury risks. Moving forward, we will continue our social contribution activities by leveraging our capabilities in pharmaceuticals, medical devices, and cosmetics to cheer on South Korean athletes' challenges and contribute to the development of sports."

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