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The Financial Supervisory Service regularly conducts financial fraud and illegal gambling prevention education for youth, and this lecture was prepared as part of a special lecturer relay lecture for the 'Youth Cyber โโGambling Problem Awareness Week' hosted by the Gambling Industry Integrated Supervisory Commission.
Financial fraud and illegal financial damage prevention topics
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Kang Ryu-na = The Financial Supervisory Service announced on the 28th that Director Lee Chan-jin visited Yeomyeong School and gave a special lecture on the topic of 'prevention of financial fraud and illegal financial damage.'
Yeomyeong School is the only alternative school in Seoul approved for youth from North Korea.
This lecture was prepared as part of the 'Youth Cyber โโGambling Problem Awareness Week Special Instructor Relay Lecture' hosted by the Gambling Industry Integrated Supervision Committee (Compliance Committee).
On this day, Director Lee explained the dangers of illegal gambling, types of financial fraud, and prevention measures at the students' level.
We listened to actual voices from voice phishing calls and watched damage prevention videos that dealt with situations that teenagers may encounter in their daily lives.
Director Lee said, โGambling is closer to life than you might think, and you can easily approach it out of curiosity or fun, but the results are not easy,โ and added, โI support the students of Yeomyung School who are working hard on their studies in their new home so that they can grow into future talents in our country.โ

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