Gyeongbuk Uljin Coast Guard, Reborn as a Safer and Cleaner National Coast Guard

Uljin Coast Guard Sea Rescue (Photo by Uljin Coast Guard)

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Lee Yushin] On the 2nd, the Gyeongbuk Uljin Maritime Police Station held a kick-off ceremony in the conference room on the 3rd floor of the police station and began the New Year's work for 2020.

The kick-off ceremony was held with about 80 employees and police officers attending, proceeding in the order of the national ceremony, a moment of silence for fallen police officers, reading of the New Year's address by the Commissioner of the Korea Coast Guard, New Year's greetings from Chief Choi Siyoung, and a promotion appointment ceremony.

Uljin Maritime Police Station designated this year as the first year of the 'Future Development Strategy 2030' to become the 'People's Maritime Police,' pledging to create tangible results for the public and to make the sea safer and cleaner through dedicated efforts.

Chief Choi Siyoung said, "We will continuously improve the organizational culture centered on the values of respect, justice, communication, and empathy, and fulfill our role and duty as a key institution for sea rescue and safety on the East Coast."

Along with the kick-off ceremony, Uljin Maritime Police Station held an induction ceremony for 24 newly transferred police officers in 2020 and awarded the Prime Minister's Commendation to Sergeant Choi Younghoon of the Livestock Police Substation, who was selected as an exemplary public official.

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