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Jemulpo-gu Holds Joint Traffic Safety Campaign with Government, Police and Community at Manseok Elementary School
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- On the 21st, Jemulpo-gu, together with Jemulpo Police Station and other partners, held a child traffic safety campaign along the school route of Manseok Elementary School.
- More than 50 participants from government, civic groups and police guided students at the school's main gate and two crosswalks, promoting the three pedestrian safety principles: "Stop, Look, Cross".
- Drivers were urged to stop before making right turns, drive at 30 km/h or less in child protection zones, and avoid illegal parking and stopping; guidance on PM usage rules was also provided.
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