Gyeongnam Provincial Police Agency Joins Hands with TBN Gyeongnam Traffic Broadcasting for Citizen Safety!
Strengthening Social Safety Nets for Crime Prevention, Disaster and Traffic Accident Reduction
Gyeongnam Provincial Police Agency and TBN Gyeongnam Traffic Broadcasting have signed a business agreement to prevent crime and reduce disasters and traffic accidents.
View original image[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Lee Seryeong] The Gyeongnam Provincial Police Agency signed a "Business Agreement for Crime Prevention, Disaster, and Traffic Accident Reduction" with TBN Gyeongnam Traffic Broadcasting on the 22nd.
The Gyeongnam Provincial Police Agency and TBN joined hands to establish a mutual cooperation system in broadcasting and public safety fields to ensure community safety.
▲ Production of programs promoting incidents, accidents, and public safety policies ▲ Immediate broadcasting cooperation in case of major traffic accidents and disasters ▲ Seeking solutions through promotional broadcasts on various public safety issues such as telephone financial fraud and domestic violence ▲ Establishment and maintenance of a permanent hotline were the main contents of the agreement.
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Commissioner Lee Sangryul said, “Various public safety policies promoted to become a warm Gyeongnam police living and breathing among residents will strengthen the community safety net when combined with highly transmissible broadcasting programs.”
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