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KB Kookmin Bank supports better living for Busan's older adults

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By Yoon Ja-young
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KB Kookmin Bank CEO Lee Jae-keun, left, poses with Busan Mayor Park Heong-joon after signing an agreement to support the city’s job creation and 'habitat' program for older adults, at Busan Metropolitan City Hall, Thursday. With the bank’s donation of 290 million won ($210,000), the city will create environmentally-friendly jobs for older people, including recycling work, and will also initiate a program to refurbish older people's homes where needed. Courtesy of KB Kookmin Bank

KB Kookmin Bank CEO Lee Jae-keun, left, poses with Busan Mayor Park Heong-joon after signing an agreement to support the city’s job creation and "habitat" program for older adults, at Busan Metropolitan City Hall, Thursday. With the bank’s donation of 290 million won ($210,000), the city will create environmentally-friendly jobs for older people, including recycling work, and will also initiate a program to refurbish older people's homes where needed. Courtesy of KB Kookmin Bank