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Kangwon Land announced on the 5th that it conducted a health promotion education session for casino employees at the High1 Resort Grand Hotel, aimed at protecting users.
The training was held as part of an "Over-Immersion Gatekeeper Education" program. It explained risk signals of user over-immersion through case studies and was designed to enable employees to apply this knowledge in the field, guiding those in need to protection systems in a timely manner.
In addition, Kangwon Land is currently providing training on how to offer practical assistance, covering methods for identifying signs of user over-immersion and initial response measures, as well as guidance on protection systems and referrals to professional counseling at the Kangwon Land Mind-Fulfillment Center, through both online and in-person education.
Furthermore, the company plans to utilize online content co-produced with the Korea Gambling Problem Prevention and Treatment Institute for its internal online training, striving to prevent over-immersion.
A Kangwon Land official, speaking by phone with this outlet, said, "We have prepared high-quality educational content, including on-site response training, discussions, and expert lectures, for field employees," adding, "We will make every effort to establish a healthy gaming culture."
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