Korea Gas Corporation Gwangju-Jeonnam Regional Headquarters Installs Yellow Footprints to Protect Child Safety View original image


[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Kim Chunsu] Save the Children West Regional Office, an international child rights NGO, announced on the 7th that it held a delivery ceremony for the installation of yellow footprints in front of schools, constructed with the sponsorship of Korea Gas Corporation Gwangju Jeonnam Regional Office on the 6th.


The yellow footprint installation project installs yellow footprints in school zones to guide children to wait at safe locations for signals and to comply with traffic regulations on their own, thereby protecting children’s safety on their way to and from school and preventing traffic accidents.


Korea Gas Corporation Gwangju Jeonnam Regional Office sponsored the installation of yellow footprints at two schools, Bukgyo Elementary School and Jungang Elementary School in Mokpo City, and plans to gradually expand the target schools.


Ha Taeok, head of Korea Gas Corporation Gwangju Jeonnam Regional Office, said, “Through the installation of yellow footprints at Bukgyo Elementary School this time, we will pay more attention to securing traffic safety for children in the region and work together to find solutions.”


Shin Heebong, principal of Bukgyo Elementary School, expressed his gratitude for the installation of yellow footprints in front of the school and said, “We will educate the children about the yellow footprints so that the waiting line can be properly observed.”


Save the Children is the world’s first child rights organization and has been leading efforts to change the lives and futures of children based on over 100 years of accumulated expertise.



It supports all children worldwide to grow up healthily, be protected from hazardous environments, and receive education.


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