Gangnam-gu Engraves the Phrase "A World Without Youth Gambling and Drugs" on Delivery Packaging Tape

Produced packaging tape printed with QR code and delivered to post office
Includes contact for assistance and anonymous drug test application link

Paper tape containing information on youth crime prevention and response. Provided by Gangnam-gu.

Gangnam-gu, Seoul (District Mayor Jo Seong-myeong) announced on the 23rd that it produced 1,000 packaging paper tapes printed with QR codes containing related information to protect local youth from overlapping crimes such as drugs and gambling and to prevent school violence, and delivered them to Gangnam Post Office the day before.

The tapes delivered on this day were produced through cooperation among related local institutions including the district office, Gangnam and Suseo Police Stations, Gangnam District Council, and the casino public enterprise Grand Korea Leisure (GKL), and will be attached to all parcels sent from post offices within Gangnam-gu.

The surface of the tape is printed with a QR code containing contact information for youth to request help if they are exposed to addictive crimes such as gambling and drugs or suffer from school violence, as well as a link to apply for anonymous drug testing.

About 30 people attended the delivery ceremony, including officials from Gangnam and Suseo Police Stations, Gangnam District Council member Kim Jin-gyeong, and students from the Gangnam-gu Youth Policy Advisory Group, and a relay challenge campaign to prevent youth school violence and addictive crimes was also held.

Oh Seon-mi, Director of Welfare and Life Bureau of Gangnam-gu, said, “Since May, Gangnam-gu has launched a joint countermeasure council with 15 related institutions and is actively responding to youth drug crimes,” adding, “We will continue to cooperate with the local community to safely protect youth from addictive crimes and school violence.”

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