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Ongjin-gun Public Health Center Launches Autumn Infectious Disease Prevention Campaign Alongside Yeongheung-myeon Residents' Sports Day
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- The Ongjin-gun Public Health Center held an infectious disease prevention campaign for residents on the 16th at the Yeongheung-myeon General Stadium during the Yeongheung-myeon residents' sports day.
- The health center set up a promotional booth to guide residents on handwashing, vaccination, and prevention rules for tick- and mosquito-borne diseases, and handed out sports towels and paper soap.
- Ongjin-gun says it plans to continue promoting infectious disease prevention at places where residents gather.
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