Mokpo City Launches Traffic Order Campaign Ahead of National Youth (Disabled Students) Sports Festival

Establishing a Foundation for a Successful Sports Festival Through Advanced Civic Awareness with Participation of Over 500 People

Mokpo City (Mayor Park Hong-ryul) announced that on the 13th, starting from 8 a.m., a campaign to uphold traffic order was conducted at 15 major intersections within the city to raise public awareness in preparation for the National Youth (Disabled Students) Sports Festival.

With about 500 participants including citizens and public officials, the campaign carried the significance of laying the foundation for the success of the two major sports festivals by establishing an advanced traffic culture through keeping promises, which is an action task of the new pan-citizen movement "Creating a Hopeful Mokpo" in the 8th term of the elected government.

(The third from the left) Park Hong-ryul, Mayor of Mokpo City, is conducting a campaign to maintain traffic order ahead of the National Disabled Students Sports Festival and the National Youth Sports Festival, which will be held from the 14th.
[Photo by Mokpo City]

The city plans to make further efforts to create a social atmosphere that welcomes large-scale visitors with friendly faces through continuous citizen participation campaigns, and to become a specialized city of sports and tourism by creating a safe and pleasant urban environment through the improvement of advanced civic awareness.

Mayor Park Hong-ryul, who participated in the campaign, said, "For the successful hosting of consecutive sports festivals, the establishment of an advanced traffic culture is essential above all. Based on this, the interest and participation of citizens are urgently needed for Mokpo City to leap forward as an advanced sports city and the center of the sports industry." He added, "We ask for much support and encouragement for the pan-citizen movement 'Creating a Hopeful Mokpo.'"

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