A couple in their 20s who welcomed their seventh child...first time in Seoul to receive 10 million won in childbirth support = South Korea

The main character was born in Jung-gu, Seoul for the first time, receiving 10 million won (approximately 1.12 million yen) in childbirth and childcare support.
According to the 22nd Chung-gu, Cho Yeon-seok, born in 1995, lives in Cheonggu-dong.
Jung Hae Hee and her husband gave birth to their seventh child on the 5th of this month. Last year, Jung-ku increased the amount of support for children of 5 or more from 5 million won (approximately 560,000 yen) to 10 million won.
Mr. and Mrs. Cho received this for the first time. A ward official said, ``This is the first time in Seoul that we are providing 10 million won in childbirth and childcare support.''
Last year, Jung-ku provided childbirth and childcare support from 200,000 won to 1 million won for the first child, and from 1 million won to 2 million for the second child.
The amount increased from 2 million won to 3 million won for the third person, from 3 million won to 5 million won for the fourth person, and from 5 million won to 10 million won for the fifth and above. From last year to February this year
In total, 571 families benefited. In addition to the childbirth and childcare support provided by Naka Ward for the birth of their seventh child, Mr. and Mrs. Cho also received postpartum cooking assistance (postpartum care), which is provided to pregnant women who have lived in Naka Ward for six months or more.
A) Cost: 500,000 won (Jung-gu), △ 1 million won points to support Seoul-type postpartum cooking expenses (Seoul city), △ 3 million won points to be paid to all newborns (national), △ children under 2 years old
The district explained that the parents are expected to receive various benefits, including a monthly salary of 1 million won (from the government) for their parents. Jung visited Kim Gil-seo on the 21st to give congratulatory greetings.
"I graduated from elementary, junior high, and high school in Naka Ward, so I want to raise my children in Naka Ward, where there is plenty of support for childbirth and child rearing," she told Naka Ward, the head of the ward office.