Mokpo Police Station Launches Foreigners' Public Safety Volunteer Group

Vietnam and China Marriage Immigrant Women Comprising 14 Members

Mokpo Police Station (Chief Kim Beomsang) announced on the 17th that it held the inauguration ceremony for the 'Foreigners' Public Safety Volunteer Group' on the 16th.

At this inauguration ceremony, the Crime Prevention Response Manager and Section Chief of Mokpo Police Station awarded certificates of appointment to 14 members of the Foreigners' Public Safety Volunteer Group.

They are holding the inauguration ceremony of the Foreign Volunteer Police Corps and taking a commemorative photo.
[Photo by Mokpo Police Station]

The Foreigners' Public Safety Volunteer Group consists of 14 members, mainly Vietnamese and Chinese marriage immigrant women, and plans to conduct joint patrols once a month with cooperative organizations such as the autonomous crime prevention squad to create a safe community free from crime.

Chief Kim Beomsang said, "We appreciate the active participation of the Foreigners' Public Safety Volunteer Group," and added, "We will revitalize participatory activities with residents so that immigrants, including marriage immigrant women, can settle safely and not be marginalized in the local community."

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