"Smoking Risks Through Teens' Eyes"... Namwon City Selects Six Video Contest Entries
The Harmful Effects of E-Cigarettes and Smoking Prevention and Cessation
Namwon City selected six outstanding entries in a short video contest organized to raise awareness of the dangers of smoking from the perspective of young people and promote a smoke-free culture.
Namwon City held an awards ceremony on the 2nd for its 2026 Youth Smoking Prevention Short Video Contest. Photo provided by Namwon City Hall.
View original imageNamwon City held an awards ceremony on the 2nd for its "2026 Youth Smoking Prevention Short Video Contest," presenting certificates and prizes to six winning entries: one grand prize, two excellence awards, and three honorable mentions.
A total of 14 entries were submitted for the contest on the harmful effects of e-cigarettes and smoking cessation and prevention. The entries selected by the judges conveyed the dangers of smoking and the importance of quitting through the distinctive perspectives of young people and creative video expression.
Namwon City plans to use videos made by young people themselves in educational settings and promotional activities to build understanding among their peers and raise public awareness of smoking prevention.
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A Namwon City official said, "We hope this contest will help young people recognize the harmful effects of smoking and encourage them to share the importance of quitting with those around them," adding, "We will continue to protect public health and promote a smoke-free culture through a variety of promotional activities."
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