DB Insurance Installs Yellow Carpets in 100 School Zones for Child Safety

DB Insurance announced on the 27th that it has signed a volunteer partnership agreement with the Green Umbrella Children’s Foundation for the installation of yellow carpets to enhance traffic safety in school zones and to support underprivileged groups.

[Asia Economy Reporter Oh Hyung-gil] DB Insurance announced on the 27th that it has signed a volunteer service agreement with the Green Umbrella Children’s Foundation for the installation of yellow carpets to improve traffic safety in school zones and to support underprivileged groups.

The yellow carpet is a traffic safety project that changes the pedestrian waiting area at crosswalks to yellow to raise awareness of children’s traffic safety and to help drivers easily see child pedestrians, thereby preventing traffic accidents on school routes.

This year, after receiving a list of schools without yellow carpets from the Ministry of Education, DB Insurance is piloting the installation of 20 sign-block type yellow carpets in Seoul and plans to install and repair yellow carpets around about 100 elementary schools nationwide, as well as install 35 yellow shelters.

Additionally, to support underprivileged children, the company sponsors program costs for 48 social welfare facilities nationwide, and the agent volunteer group will produce 4,000 children’s traffic safety umbrellas through non-face-to-face volunteer activities and deliver them to schools with yellow carpet installations.

A DB Insurance official stated, "We will strive to contribute to customer happiness and fulfill corporate social responsibility through social contribution activities related to areas connected with the property and casualty insurance business, such as safety and health."

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