The main opposition People Power Party (PPP) on Friday took aim at the government's recently unveiled housing plan, calling it a rehash of previous measures that fail to ease people's burdens and address housing shortages. The criticism came a day after the government announced a comprehensive package aimed at expanding housing supply, and stabilizing both the rental and sales markets, with a focus on Seoul and other high-demand areas in the capital region. "If the government continues to recycle previously announced measures and trick people by inflating the numbers, even good policies are bound to lose the trust of the market and the public," PPP floor leader Jeong Jeom-sig said during a floor meeting. "The government boasts of supplying more than 1.5 million housing units, but 1.35 million of them simply come from a Korea Land and Housing Corporation-led public housing supply plan announced last year," he added. Rep. Jeong also noted that the government plans to secure around 240,000 additional homes, including 100,000 units at newly designated public housing sites, but has so far unv