Gyeongnam Police Agency, Recharging Energy for Exhausted Staff

Integrity and Human Rights Healing Camp Held

The Gyeongnam Provincial Police Agency gifted its employees, exhausted from job stress, with a 'recharging time.'

On the 22nd, according to the provincial police agency, the Office of Audit, Inspection, and Human Rights invited employees to participate in the 'Integrity and Human Rights Healing Camp.'

Healing is a combination of healing and well-being, meaning to promote a healthy life through healing.

Employees participating in the 'Integrity and Human Rights Healing Camp' are taking a commemorative photo. [Photo by Gyeongnam Police Agency]

The Healing Camp, held for one night and two days in Hadong starting on the 22nd, was attended by 30 employees belonging to the provincial police agency.

On the first day, various programs were prepared, including mind and body healing programs, discussions on the themes of integrity and human rights, sharing and empathizing with job experience stories, and on the second day, a pledge session to spread the atmosphere of Cheongpung (淸風), meaning a soft and clear breeze.

Chief Kim Byung-su said, "I hope this Healing Camp will be a time to relieve job stress for field police officers and recharge their energy," adding, "When you return to work, please serve the residents with an even warmer heart."

The Gyeongnam Provincial Police Agency plans to approach the residents as a 'Safer Gyeongnam, Fair and Dignified Gyeongnam Police' through continuous promotion of the Healing Camp and management of job stress.

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