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In the Entre Ríos slaughterhouse, Fadel processes 160,000 birds daily in an automated process, which only lacks asking for drumsticks or breasts.

(Cheongju=Yonhap News) Reporter Jeon Chang-hae = Over 160,000 livestock have died in North Chungcheong province due to the ongoing extreme heat. According to North Chungcheong province on the 2nd, as of the 30th of last month, 166,493 livestock had died in 93 livestock farms in the province due to the heat. This is 425% larger than the same period last year (39,159 livestock). Among the livestock, chickens accounted for the majority with 158,410, followed by ducks with 4,662, quails with 2,200, and pigs with 1,221. In response to the ongoing livestock deaths, North Chungcheong province has urgently allocated 300 million won in disaster management funds and plans to provide immunity boosters and heat stress relievers to livestock farms. Support of 400,000 won per household will be provided to 750 livestock farms in the province, with priority given to farms raising chickens, ducks, and pigs that are vulnerable to heat. Boeun, Okcheon, Jincheon, Eumseong, and Danyang counties plan to provide additional support using 380 million won in special local tax grants for heat countermeasures, in addition to the provincial support. Jeom Ju-gwang, Director of the Livestock Fisheries Division of the province, said, "As livestock deaths due to heat are a disaster directly affecting the livelihoods of farmers, we will devise various support measures." jeonch@yna.co.kr

[Kim Jeong-yong, Kimje Farmers Cooperative in Jeonbuk (Chairman)] Due to overlapping holidays, the Kimje Farmers Cooperative held an event to deliver "Happy Sharing Packages" consisting of samgyetang (ginseng chicken soup), side dishes, and peaches to elderly members and vulnerable farming households in the region. The packages were lovingly prepared by members of the Kimje Farmers Cooperative Housewives Association and cooperative staff, and each branch employee personally delivered the packages to the target households and checked on their well-being. Chairwoman Kim Ok-ja of the Farmers Housewives Association said, "We prepared these with the hope that they would provide some strength to the elderly and farming households exhausted by the heat."