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[Photo News] Safety education for children

By KH디지털2

Published : March 24, 2016 - 11:19

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SAFETY EDUCATION FOR CHILDREN -- Bill Miner (right), Korea chairman of Chevron, participates in a “Safe Nuri” event, a safety education program for children at Borame Safety Center in southern Seoul on Wednesday. The Korean unit of the global integrated energy company has supported the safety drill program designed to protect children from danger and promote safety awareness and preparedness. (Chevron Korea) SAFETY EDUCATION FOR CHILDREN -- Bill Miner (right), Korea chairman of Chevron, participates in a “Safe Nuri” event, a safety education program for children at Borame Safety Center in southern Seoul on Wednesday. The Korean unit of the global integrated energy company has supported the safety drill program designed to protect children from danger and promote safety awareness and preparedness. (Chevron Korea)

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