Geumcheon-gu, Campaign to Promote a Safe Delivery Culture

Delivery platform workers pledge safe delivery, residents support the workers

The first 200 workers who pledge safe delivery will receive Geumcheon G-Valley Love Gift Certificates

Geumcheon-gu (Mayor Yu Seonghun) held a street campaign on the 12th at Siheung Sageori targeting delivery platform workers and residents to promote a culture of safe delivery.

This campaign was organized to prevent safety accidents among delivery platform workers and to foster a delivery culture that coexists with residents. A total of four organizations participated: Geumcheon-gu Youth Employment, Geumcheon Police Station Security and Traffic Division, Seoul Southwest Workers' Comprehensive Support Center, and the Delivery Platform Labor Union Western Branch.

The district posted banners and distributed promotional packages along with stickers that could be used to participate in the campaign to raise residents' awareness of safe delivery.

Delivery platform workers pledged to practice safe delivery by attaching safety guardian stickers to their delivery boxes, while residents could support the workers by placing magnetic stickers on the doors of their homes or offices.

Geumcheon-gu is also conducting an event until June 30, where the first 200 delivery platform workers will receive Geumcheon G-Valley gift certificates worth 10,000 KRW. Participants can join by posting a certification photo showing the safety guardian sticker attached and a pledge to practice safe delivery on SNS, then submitting the link via the QR code or URL address found on banners at gas stations or street banners.

Yu Seonghun, Mayor of Geumcheon-gu, stated, “I hope this collaborative campaign will serve as an opportunity to minimize threats to the safety of delivery workers and residents and to establish a culture of safe delivery.”

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