Busan Office of Education Launches Campaign to Protect Youth by Blocking Harmful Environments

The Busan Metropolitan Office of Education will launch a 'joint campaign' with related organizations such as the Busan Police Agency from the day of the College Scholastic Ability Test (CSAT) until the end of the year to protect youth from harmful environments.

Every year, the Busan Office of Education collaborates with schools, the police, and other related organizations to prevent safety accidents such as student misconduct and crowded situations, focusing on education and guidance for youth at the education office level.

Busan Office of Education.

This year, the period from the CSAT day to the end of the year has been designated as a 'Student Safety Special Period' in cooperation with the police agency, during which prevention education and inspections will be strengthened to prevent accidents caused by exposure to harmful environments and misuse of harmful substances.

Additionally, central police stations in five regions, the corresponding education support offices, and youth harmful environment monitoring teams will conduct joint inspections to check and crack down on harmful businesses, harmful substance media, and harmful behaviors, as well as protect youth exposed to delinquency.

The Busan Office of Education will carry out the first guidance activity at 7 p.m. on the 16th, after the CSAT, around the Seomyeon area, together with Superintendent Ha Yoon-su and other education office officials, as well as related organization representatives.

Ha Yoon-su, Superintendent of the Busan Metropolitan Office of Education, stated, “Even after the CSAT, we plan to closely cooperate with related organizations to protect students so that they can live healthily and soundly. We hope this joint campaign will serve as an opportunity for not only schools but also the local community to take an interest in youth harmful environment issues.”

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