Han Cheol-gyu, CEO of Hansol Paper, participating in the 'Children's Traffic Safety Relay Challenge' to prevent traffic accidents involving children. <br>[Photo by Hansol Paper]

Han Cheol-gyu, CEO of Hansol Paper, participating in the 'Children's Traffic Safety Relay Challenge' to prevent traffic accidents involving children.
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[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Jong-hwa] Han Cheol-gyu, CEO of Hansol Paper, participated in the 'Children's Traffic Safety Relay Challenge' to prevent children's traffic accidents.


The Children's Traffic Safety Challenge is a campaign launched by the Ministry of the Interior and Safety in December last year to prevent children's traffic accidents and establish a culture of protection. Participants take photos holding placards with the slogan "Stop at 1, Look both ways at 2, Wait for 3 seconds, Prevent 4 dangers," selected through a public idea contest, share them on SNS, and nominate the next participant.


Han, who joined the challenge upon the nomination of Song Ja-ryang, CEO of Samyang Corporation, nominated Lim Byung-seon, CEO of Casamia, and Shin Young-soo, CEO of CJ Logistics' parcel division, as the next participants in the relay challenge.


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Han said, "I am very honored to participate in the challenge for children's traffic safety, which is the hope for the future," adding, "Hansol Paper employees and I will continue to pay attention to social issues and strive to be a company that can have a positive impact."


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