Gosin University Hospital Director Oh Kyung-seung Participates in 'NO EXIT' Drug Prevention Campaign
Okyeongseung, the director of Kosin University Gospel Hospital, participated in the ‘NO EXIT’ relay campaign conducted by the National Police Agency to prevent drug crimes.
‘NO EXIT’ is a campaign jointly promoted by the National Police Agency and related ministries since April to raise public awareness about the seriousness of drugs and to prevent drug addiction.
This campaign is conducted in a relay format, where participants take a certification photo with an image containing the phrase “A maze with no exit, NO EXIT drugs, never start” and post it on social media (SNS), then nominate the next participant.
After passing the baton to Park Yongmun, chief of the Busan Western Police Station, Director Okyeongseung participated in the ‘NO EXIT’ relay campaign and nominated Yoo Yeonsu, chairman of the Korea Foundation, and Jang Youngsu, president of Pukyong National University, as the next participants.
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Director Okyeongseung said, “Our country, once called a drug-free zone, has recently seen a decrease in the age of drug purchasers, making drugs a serious social problem. As a medical institution representing the region, we will do our best to contribute to the eradication of drugs.”
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