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Starting July 1, ahead of the enforcement of the 'Mandatory Wearing of Life Jackets on Fishing Vessels,' a campaign for fishermen to always wear life jackets on their own will continue until the end of this month. The Fisheries Cooperatives Central Association recently announced that they are intensively pushing the 'Campaign for Fishermen to Always Wear Life Jackets on Their Own' until June 30 in major ports and educational sites across the country to settle a voluntary safety culture among fishermen. This campaign, which began on May 28, aims to ensure the stable settlement of the mandatory life jacket wearing system on site and to prevent casualties from ongoing maritime fall and capsizing accidents. The main contents of the campaign include: △ briefing on recent accident cases and the mandatory life jacket wearing system △ screening of videos on survival cases with life jackets △ street campaigns in ports △ distribution of promotional leaflets △ safety guidelines for moored fishing vessels, etc. Additionally, fishermen participating in the education directly encourage their fellow fishermen to wear life jackets in ports. Heads of fishery-related organizations, such as cooperative heads, coast guards, and local government officials, directly participate in each regional campaign, urging safe fishing practices and promoting the spread of life jacket wearing culture with fishermen. U Dong-geun, a representative of the Fisheries Cooperatives Education Support Unit, said, "Wearing a life jacket and promptly reporting a distress signal are the most basic and important safety rules to protect lives," and added, "Together with related agencies, we will continue to expand the campaign and safety education so that the safety culture practiced by fishermen can be settled on site."