Wando Coast Guard Holds Appointment Ceremony for 10 New Maritime Police Officers

"Putting Public Safety First"

Wando Maritime Police Station announced on the 20th that it held an appointment ceremony for the 250th class of new maritime police officers.

The 10 newly appointed officers entered the Maritime Police Academy in January last year and completed approximately 52 weeks of education and field training. They will now be assigned to the front lines of maritime police operations, such as patrol vessels, substations, and rescue teams, to gain practical experience.

Wando Coast Guard held the commissioning ceremony for the 250th class of new coast guards. Photo by Wando Coast Guard

The new officers will receive training in various duties, including maritime safety, accident prevention, and rescue activities, with a particular focus on improving their field response capabilities considering the complex characteristics of the Wando sea area.

Kim Sungkyu, a newly appointed officer, said, "I am very happy to have achieved my dream of becoming a maritime police officer," and added, "I will always prioritize the safety of the people and fulfill my responsibilities in the field."

An official from Wando Maritime Police Station stated, "The new officers will learn the important role of safeguarding maritime sovereignty and protecting the lives and property of the people," and added, "We expect them to thoroughly acquire the practical skills needed on site and become key members of the Wando Maritime Police."

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