Damyang-gun Conducts Safety Inspections of Rural Tourism Facilities to Prevent Summer Accidents View original image


[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Kim Yukbong] Damyang-gun, Jeollanam-do (Governor Choi Hyung-sik) announced on the 13th that it has started safety inspections of rural tourism facilities in the area to prepare for summer safety accidents.


The main inspection items include ▲whether rural lodging service safety education has been completed and regular inspections conducted, safety management systems such as water play facility inspections and posting of emergency evacuation routes ▲fire safety management including use and inspection of fire facilities, maintenance of evacuation and fire prevention facilities ▲hygiene management of ingredients and kitchens, personal hygiene management ▲whether regular inspections of building gas, electricity, heating facilities, and experience-related safety equipment are conducted.


The county also checks response measures such as mask-wearing, temperature checks, availability of hand sanitizers, and disinfection to prevent the spread of COVID-19.


This inspection will continue until the end of this month and targets a total of 251 locations, including 234 rural lodgings, 11 rural experience and recreation villages, and 6 tourist farms.


In addition, inspections of social distancing and operational status related to COVID-19 will be continuously conducted until the spread enters a stabilization phase.



A county official said, “Damyang is emerging as an ecological city with a clean image for urban residents, and as it is recognized as a safe area from COVID-19, the number of tourists visiting Damyang is greatly increasing. We will devote ourselves to inspections so that rural tourism facilities can be used with confidence.”


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