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Michuhol-gu Holds Legal Training on Handling Unusual Civil Complaints to Protect Public Officials
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- On the 24th, Michuhol-gu in Incheon held legal training for district office staff to strengthen their capacity to respond to unusual civil complaints.
- The training was held in two sessions in the district office's conference hall and was attended by more than 300 public officials who handle civil complaints.
- The district said it operates protective measures including emergency bells, recorded phone lines and safety screens, and will continue its efforts to protect its staff.
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