As a large number of students are expected to participate in a rally to urge the impeachment of President Yoon Suk Yeol in downtown Seoul today, education authorities have responded by sending an official letter to each school to pay attention to the accident.
The Seoul Metropolitan Office of Education sent an official letter to each school yesterday, "Prevention and Action Tips for Safety Accidents in Crowd-Crowded Areas," guiding them to not run but move in line when entering and leaving in case of an accident, and to report it to the manager or 119 when finding an accident.
In addition, if you feel a crowd, you should get out of the place and secure space in front of your chest by crossing your arms in preparation for a chest pressure accident.
Education authorities believe that many high school students who took the CSAT last month, as well as middle school students and first and second graders of high school, will participate in the impeachment rallies held throughout the country.
In particular, this week is the end of the final exam for high school, so the education community is setting the participation of students at about 5,000.
The Seoul Metropolitan Office of Education plans to set up a student safety task force consisting of three teams, including a situation room, an on-site response team, and a first aid team, and 250 people to respond to emergency situations.
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