Seo-gu, Gwangju Metropolitan City announced on the 19th that it conducted a joint campaign on the 17th in the Sangmu district area to block harmful factors affecting youth.


More than 40 personnel from related organizations, including Seo-gu Public Health Center, Seo-gu Office Urban Regeneration Division, and Seobu Police Station, carried out a street campaign to eradicate the distribution of illegal drugs in entertainment districts.


They promoted active participation from business owners to prevent the sale of alcohol to minors, employment of youth, and distribution of illegal flyers.


Gwangju Seo-gu, Joint Campaign to Block Harmful Elements for Youth View original image

Park Yeon-ju, head of the Seo-gu Health Administration Division, said, “After the college entrance exam, teenagers may engage in deviant behaviors such as drinking and smoking due to a sense of liberation, and teenagers and people in their twenties have a strong tendency to imitate celebrities, so it is necessary to preemptively block curiosity about drug use.”


She added, “We will take an interest and do our best so that youth and young people, who are the future leaders, can grow up safely and healthily without being exposed to harmful environments.”


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