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Dongjak-gu Builds Integrated Response System to Eliminate School Violence Involving Government, Businesses and Community
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- On the 17th, Dongjak-gu signed the 'Pureun Kokkiri' agreement with four organizations to prevent cyberbullying among young people.
- Five organizations, including the Dongjak-Gwanak Office of Education, Dongjak Police Station, Blue Tree Foundation and Samsung Electro-Mechanics, are participating and will gradually carry out education and campaigns for students and parents.
- District Head Park Il-ha said he hopes the first cooperation model of its kind in the country will speed up the goal of zero school violence.
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