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CTN Column | Must the Honam Region Live While Chungnam Dies? Seosan Civilian Airport Must Take Off
By Ga Geum-hyeon, Publisher of CTN
The temporary deployment of Gwangju military airport forces must not come at the expense of Seosan residents. The government must guarantee the opening of Seosan Civilian Airport in 2028 and prevent additional noise damage to local residents.
The issue of relocating Gwangju Military Airport is developing into a serious conflict involving residents of Seosan in Chungcheongnam-do, Chungju in Chungcheongbuk-do, and Yecheon in Gyeongsangbuk-do.
The government is reportedly considering dispersing some of the forces of Gwangju Air Base¡¯s 1st Fighter Wing to other air bases, including Seosan¡¯s 20th Fighter Wing, as part of plans to develop a semiconductor cluster in the Honam region.
There is no reason to oppose national development projects simply because they benefit a particular region.
But one question must be asked:
Must Honam live while Chungnam dies?
Must Seosan residents once again bear the burden of national policy to save Gwangju?
Is this what the government calls national integration and balanced regional development?
Thirty Years of Noise Suffering—And More Fighter Jets?
Residents living near Seosan¡¯s 20th Fighter Wing have endured military aircraft noise for more than 30 years.
Since the base was established in 1996, residents of nearby areas have suffered not only daily inconvenience but also restrictions on property rights and deteriorating living conditions.
Now they are facing the possibility of an additional 25 fighter jets being deployed from Gwangju.
The anger of residents is entirely understandable.
It is unacceptable to demand further sacrifice from communities that have already endured decades of noise pollution.
National security cannot be used as an excuse to impose unlimited suffering on local residents.
The government must not dismiss concerns that a temporary deployment could eventually become permanent.
Seosan Civilian Airport Must Take Off
Seosan Civilian Airport is a long-standing priority project for the people of Seosan and Chungcheongnam-do.
It is not merely an airport for a few residents of Seosan.
It is essential infrastructure that will open Chungcheongnam-do¡¯s air routes, promote balanced regional development, and bring new economic opportunities to the region.
The airport is planned to use the existing runway of Air Force 20th Fighter Wing, with a passenger terminal, apron, access roads, and other facilities to be constructed.
The project is targeting an opening in 2028.
The opening of Seosan Civilian Airport must not be delayed or abandoned because of the deployment of Gwangju military forces.
If the government promotes the Honam semiconductor cluster as a national policy project, it must also take responsibility for Seosan Civilian Airport as a national policy project.
It is unfair to invoke national policy for Gwangju while asking Seosan to accept further sacrifice in the name of budget constraints, feasibility reviews, or military facilities.
The development of Honam must not come at the expense of Chungnam¡¯s future.
Safety and Noise Measures Must Come First
Seosan Civilian Airport will use a military runway.
Therefore, the additional deployment of fighter jets could directly affect civilian aircraft operations, airport safety, and local noise levels.
A thorough review must be conducted before any deployment.
The government must clearly answer:
Will the additional fighter jets affect the construction or opening of Seosan Civilian Airport?
Can the government guarantee the airport¡¯s opening in 2028?
How much will aircraft noise increase?
What practical measures will protect residents?
Is there a clear plan for the eventual return or relocation of the temporarily deployed forces?
Have residents been adequately informed and consulted?
Without clear answers, public opposition will inevitably intensify.
No Military Deployment Without Genuine Public Consultation
National Assembly member Seong Il-jong, representing Seosan and Taean, has strongly criticized the plan to disperse Gwangju military airport facilities and forces to Seosan, Chungju, and Yecheon.
He has argued that imposing a temporary deployment without sufficient prior consultation amounts to ¡°state violence,¡± particularly given the decades of noise damage already endured by residents.
Seosan Mayor Lee Wan-seop has also called for Seosan Civilian Airport to be pursued as a national policy project, with its opening guaranteed in 2028 if the deployment of military forces is unavoidable.
His position is clear:
Seosan Civilian Airport must proceed, and residents must not suffer additional noise damage.
These two principles cannot be compromised.
Must Honam Live While Chungnam Dies?
The Honam semiconductor cluster is a project for the future of South Korea.
Few would deny the importance of developing the semiconductor industry.
But national development cannot be justified by sacrificing the lives and rights of residents in another region.
If a policy seeks to save Gwangju by destroying Seosan, it is not balanced regional development. It is a policy that deepens regional conflict.
The people of Chungnam can no longer be treated as mere supporting actors in national projects.
They have already sacrificed for national security for more than 30 years.
Demanding further noise and property damage is simply too much.
Must Honam live while Chungnam dies?
The government must answer.
If the lives of Honam residents matter, then the lives of Chungnam residents matter equally.
If Gwangju residents¡¯ right to live is important, then Seosan residents¡¯ right to live is equally important.
That is common sense. That is fairness. That is national integration.
The Government Must Guarantee Seosan Airport and Protect Residents
The government must not turn the Gwangju military airport relocation issue into a conflict in which one region is sacrificed for another.
It must listen to Seosan residents, conduct objective impact assessments, and ensure sufficient communication with the community.
Above all, it must guarantee the opening of Seosan Civilian Airport in 2028.
If the airport is abandoned or delayed because of the military deployment, the government cannot escape responsibility.
Measures to reduce noise damage must also be practical and comprehensive.
This is not simply a matter of compensation.
Residents¡¯ health, housing conditions, property rights, and regional development must all be considered.
Seosan Civilian Airport must take off.
Seosan residents must no longer be treated as victims of national policy.
Honam must live, and Seosan must live.
Chungnam must live, and Gwangju must live.
National policy that requires one region to die for another region¡¯s development must end.
The government must listen to Seosan residents¡¯ desperate appeal.
And it must make two clear promises:
¡°We will guarantee the opening of Seosan Civilian Airport in 2028.¡±
¡°We will not impose additional noise damage on local residents.¡±
Only when these promises are kept can the government¡¯s commitment to national integration and balanced regional development be considered genuine.
We must not sacrifice Chungnam to save Honam.
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CTN Column | Must the Honam Region Live While Chungnam Dies? Seosan Civilian Airport Must Take Off
By Ga Geum-hyeon, Publisher of CTN
The temporary deployment of Gwangju military airport forces must not come at the expense of Seosan residents. The government must guarantee the opening of Seosan Civilian Airport in 2028 and prevent additional noise damage to local residents.
The issue of relocating Gwangju Military Airport is developing into a serious conflict involving residents of Seosan in Chungcheongnam-do, Chungju in Chungcheongbuk-do, and Yecheon in Gyeongsangbuk-do.
The government is reportedly considering dispersing some of the forces of Gwangju Air Base¡¯s 1st Fighter Wing to other air bases, including Seosan¡¯s 20th Fighter Wing, as part of plans to develop a semiconductor cluster in the Honam region.
There is no reason to oppose national development projects simply because they benefit a particular region.
But one question must be asked:
Must Honam live while Chungnam dies?
Must Seosan residents once again bear the burden of national policy to save Gwangju?
Is this what the government calls national integration and balanced regional development?
Thirty Years of Noise Suffering—And More Fighter Jets?
Residents living near Seosan¡¯s 20th Fighter Wing have endured military aircraft noise for more than 30 years.
Since the base was established in 1996, residents of nearby areas have suffered not only daily inconvenience but also restrictions on property rights and deteriorating living conditions.
Now they are facing the possibility of an additional 25 fighter jets being deployed from Gwangju.
The anger of residents is entirely understandable.
It is unacceptable to demand further sacrifice from communities that have already endured decades of noise pollution.
National security cannot be used as an excuse to impose unlimited suffering on local residents.
The government must not dismiss concerns that a temporary deployment could eventually become permanent.
Seosan Civilian Airport Must Take Off
Seosan Civilian Airport is a long-standing priority project for the people of Seosan and Chungcheongnam-do.
It is not merely an airport for a few residents of Seosan.
It is essential infrastructure that will open Chungcheongnam-do¡¯s air routes, promote balanced regional development, and bring new economic opportunities to the region.
The airport is planned to use the existing runway of Air Force 20th Fighter Wing, with a passenger terminal, apron, access roads, and other facilities to be constructed.
The project is targeting an opening in 2028.
The opening of Seosan Civilian Airport must not be delayed or abandoned because of the deployment of Gwangju military forces.
If the government promotes the Honam semiconductor cluster as a national policy project, it must also take responsibility for Seosan Civilian Airport as a national policy project.
It is unfair to invoke national policy for Gwangju while asking Seosan to accept further sacrifice in the name of budget constraints, feasibility reviews, or military facilities.
The development of Honam must not come at the expense of Chungnam¡¯s future.
Safety and Noise Measures Must Come First
Seosan Civilian Airport will use a military runway.
Therefore, the additional deployment of fighter jets could directly affect civilian aircraft operations, airport safety, and local noise levels.
A thorough review must be conducted before any deployment.
The government must clearly answer:
Will the additional fighter jets affect the construction or opening of Seosan Civilian Airport?
Can the government guarantee the airport¡¯s opening in 2028?
How much will aircraft noise increase?
What practical measures will protect residents?
Is there a clear plan for the eventual return or relocation of the temporarily deployed forces?
Have residents been adequately informed and consulted?
Without clear answers, public opposition will inevitably intensify.
No Military Deployment Without Genuine Public Consultation
National Assembly member Seong Il-jong, representing Seosan and Taean, has strongly criticized the plan to disperse Gwangju military airport facilities and forces to Seosan, Chungju, and Yecheon.
He has argued that imposing a temporary deployment without sufficient prior consultation amounts to ¡°state violence,¡± particularly given the decades of noise damage already endured by residents.
Seosan Mayor Lee Wan-seop has also called for Seosan Civilian Airport to be pursued as a national policy project, with its opening guaranteed in 2028 if the deployment of military forces is unavoidable.
His position is clear:
Seosan Civilian Airport must proceed, and residents must not suffer additional noise damage.
These two principles cannot be compromised.
Must Honam Live While Chungnam Dies?
The Honam semiconductor cluster is a project for the future of South Korea.
Few would deny the importance of developing the semiconductor industry.
But national development cannot be justified by sacrificing the lives and rights of residents in another region.
If a policy seeks to save Gwangju by destroying Seosan, it is not balanced regional development. It is a policy that deepens regional conflict.
The people of Chungnam can no longer be treated as mere supporting actors in national projects.
They have already sacrificed for national security for more than 30 years.
Demanding further noise and property damage is simply too much.
Must Honam live while Chungnam dies?
The government must answer.
If the lives of Honam residents matter, then the lives of Chungnam residents matter equally.
If Gwangju residents¡¯ right to live is important, then Seosan residents¡¯ right to live is equally important.
That is common sense. That is fairness. That is national integration.
The Government Must Guarantee Seosan Airport and Protect Residents
The government must not turn the Gwangju military airport relocation issue into a conflict in which one region is sacrificed for another.
It must listen to Seosan residents, conduct objective impact assessments, and ensure sufficient communication with the community.
Above all, it must guarantee the opening of Seosan Civilian Airport in 2028.
If the airport is abandoned or delayed because of the military deployment, the government cannot escape responsibility.
Measures to reduce noise damage must also be practical and comprehensive.
This is not simply a matter of compensation.
Residents¡¯ health, housing conditions, property rights, and regional development must all be considered.
Seosan Civilian Airport must take off.
Seosan residents must no longer be treated as victims of national policy.
Honam must live, and Seosan must live.
Chungnam must live, and Gwangju must live.
National policy that requires one region to die for another region¡¯s development must end.
The government must listen to Seosan residents¡¯ desperate appeal.
And it must make two clear promises:
¡°We will guarantee the opening of Seosan Civilian Airport in 2028.¡±
¡°We will not impose additional noise damage on local residents.¡±
Only when these promises are kept can the government¡¯s commitment to national integration and balanced regional development be considered genuine.
We must not sacrifice Chungnam to save Honam.
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