Ministry of the Interior and Safety Publishes 'Safety Culture Activities Best Practices Collection'

Collection of Outstanding Cases Awarded the '2022 Safe Culture Awards'

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[Asia Economy Reporter Kiho Sung] The Ministry of the Interior and Safety announced on the 29th that it has produced the "Excellent Cases of Safety Culture Activities" to share various institutions' safety culture activity cases in order to spread safety culture.

The casebook includes specific activity materials along with photos to make it easy for anyone to understand, and in addition to the cases introduced at the beginning, various activities by institutions to spread safety culture were introduced, such as "Strengthening Disaster Resilience through the Dissemination of the Korean School Safety Program (Safety Life Practice Citizens' Coalition)" and "Production of COVID-19 Safety Broadcasts (TBN Korea Transportation Broadcasting)."

The Safety Life Practice Citizens' Coalition planned the "School Safety Program" to enhance students' disaster prevention abilities and conducted education for about 8,000 people at 133 schools, including remote island schools, special classes in Korea, and schools in Mongolia, striving to spread safety culture in schools that are relatively vulnerable to safety.

The Road Traffic Authority's TBN Korea Transportation Broadcasting produced various public promotion programs supporting the government's COVID-19 quarantine efforts and delivered them promptly to the public. In particular, they produced and broadcast programs to overcome "COVID Blues," which may occur due to the prolonged COVID-19 situation, working to alleviate anxiety and depression.

The Ministry of the Interior and Safety plans to distribute the casebook to related organizations such as local governments and public institutions to share and spread excellent safety culture cases, and also post it on the Ministry's website and the National Safety Education Platform so that the public can more easily access excellent safety culture cases.

Joo Sang-myung, Director of the Safety Policy Office at the Ministry of the Interior and Safety, said, "With the publication of this excellent safety culture casebook, I hope that safety culture activities will be further activated in local governments and related organizations," adding, "In the new year, we will continue to promote and support excellent activity cases so that safety culture can spread even more."

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