Ulsan City Opens 'Disaster Response Website' to Centralize COVID-19 Related Information
[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters, Reporter Ju-cheol In] Ulsan City announced that it has established and will operate a 'Disaster Response Website (ulsan.go.kr/safety_m.jsp)' starting from the 8th to provide information to citizens regarding the novel coronavirus infection (COVID-19) situation.
This site provides information related to COVID-19, such as public mask sales locations, confirmed patients' movement routes, designated safe hospitals, and screening clinics. It also includes notices on 'social distancing' and administrative orders, the status of infectious disease outbreaks, preventive action guidelines, infectious disease Q&A, and response guidelines by related organizations.
In particular, the status of pharmacies selling public masks is linked with data disclosed by the Health Insurance Review & Assessment Service, providing information categorized into five color levels based on mask inventory.
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The city plans to provide related information by disaster type, including infectious diseases, earthquakes, and typhoons, through this site in the future.
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