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Police open safety and information center for foreign residents in Gimhae

Police open safety and information center for foreign residents in Gimhae

Gimhae West Police Station has opened a safety center for foreign residents at an Asian market in Jinyeong-eup, Gimhae, South Korea.

The center is intended to help police address crime and other safety risks early.

The market will provide crime-prevention information in multiple languages, along with local 생활 information and a place for foreign residents to communicate with police.

Staff will also support residents who need help making a 112 emergency call.

Gimhae has the most foreign residents among South Gyeongsang province’s 18 cities and counties.

Police say the center will help them connect with residents and identify risks in the community.

The center began operating after an opening ceremony on November 11, and police say they will continue community-based safety work.

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Park Jin-hyoChief of Gimhae Western Police Station
This project is an effort to establish points of cooperation on public safety throughout the community and to identify and block crime risks early on at the scene.
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We will continue our field-oriented public safety activities to make Gimhae a place where both Koreans and foreign residents can live with peace of mind.
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