President Yun Seok-Yeol visits police and fire stations...encourages field workers

South Korean President Yoon Seo-gyul visited police stations and fire stations on the 30th to encourage part-time workers during the Mid-Autumn Celebration holiday.
The president visited a police station in Seoul's Eulji district this afternoon and spoke with about 10 police officers at the scene. In this seat,
Police officers of various ranks participated, from the oldest members who are set to retire at the end of the year to young members who have recently been appointed. The President encouraged the members of the police department who are working hard on security operations during the mid-autumn celebration.
and promised to improve working conditions. The participants said, ``We will carry out our duties with pride as police officers of the Republic of Korea.'' After the meeting, the president visited the simulator set up on the seventh floor of the police station.
We visited a shooting range and watched a demonstration of target practice. The simulation shooting range was established to strengthen on-site response capabilities in response to crimes with abnormal motives and violent crimes.
Before leaving the police station, he conveyed his feelings of encouragement and gratitude over the police radio to the officers of Chubu Police Station, asking them to ``always strive for the sake of the people.''
The president then visited the Chubu Fire Department, received a report on the status of special alert duty, and encouraged the 30 or so workers who were on standby.
The president said, ``I would like to express my gratitude for the hard work of the fire department civil servants who were unable to return to their hometowns during the mid-autumn celebration holidays and quietly fulfilled their assigned duties.'' to this
In response, fire officials said, ``We would like to thank you for visiting our fire station.''