”I'm embarrassed to receive the Presidential Award”... District mayor takes down a banner at the government office (South Korea)

The Seongdong district of Seoul, South Korea, has taken down a banner that had been hanging on the exterior wall of the district office after the district received the Presidential Award in September last year.
On the 10th, Seongdong-gu, Seoul, posted on the exterior wall of the gu office,
In September of this year, Seongdong-gu was selected as a winner in the disaster management evaluation by the Ministry of the Interior and Safety, and a "Celebration" banner was hung on the outer wall of the ward office at the height of the eighth floor.
The Ministry of the Interior and Safety conducted a comprehensive assessment of the disaster management capabilities of 338 disaster management-related organizations nationwide, including central government ministries, local governments, and public institutions, at each stage of disaster management.
On the same day, Seongdong-gu Office Mayor Jeong Jeong-oh posted on his SNS, "We, the Seongdong-gu Office staff, are offering
"It was the most honorable award that I have ever received through my own efforts, but it is no longer an honor, it is an embarrassment. I will take down the banner," he wrote. Meanwhile, Chung attended a rally at National Assembly Station on the 7th of this month.
He said he would participate and "restore normal life together with all those who have raised their voices and put their beliefs into action."