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Safe Route Home: Seonhak-dong Joins Hands with Residents, Government and Police to Close Crime Blind Spots
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- On September 18, the Seonhak-dong Administrative Welfare Center in Yeonsu-gu launched the 'Safe Route Home' project, installing safety bells and safety mirrors in about 20 crime-prone alleys.
- Carried out jointly by the Seonhak-dong Tong-jang Autonomous Council, Yeonsu Police Station and the Administrative Welfare Center, the project concentrated equipment where women and young people often pass, based on resident feedback and police crime statistics.
- Starting with this project, Yeonsu-gu plans to expand safe routes home to all dong in the district and build public safety infrastructure based on Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED).
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 안심 귀갓길 조성 나선 선학동…민·관·경 협력으로 범죄 사각 해소
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