Changwon City Focuses on Eco-Friendly Healing and Revitalizing Water Quality in Masan Bay through Sewerage Projects

Ensuring Tourists and Citizens Can Enjoy the Clean Water of Changwon Together

On the 20th, the Sewerage Office of Changwon City, Gyeongnam, announced that the projects they are promoting are progressing smoothly like a sailboat catching a favorable wind. (Photo by Changwon City)

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters, Reporter Hwang Choi Hyun-joo] The Sewerage Office of Changwon City, Gyeongnam announced on the 20th that the projects are progressing smoothly.

The office is promoting projects such as creating eco-friendly healing spaces, installing sewer pipes, and the Masan Bay water quality improvement project.

The creation of eco-friendly healing spaces involves transforming the sewage treatment facilities, which were previously perceived as unpleasant, into eco-friendly sites with flower gardens and experiential events, attracting about 7,700 visitors annually.

Additionally, the Jinhae Myeongdong Village sewer pipe installation project invested a total of 2.8 billion KRW to improve residents' living convenience and the quality of the discharge water area by installing drainage facilities and constructing a new manhole pump station.

Lastly, the ‘3C (Cut, Connect, Clean Water) Project’ for improving Masan Bay’s water quality aims to block the inflow of sewage by maintaining sewer pipes along 10 rivers in the Masan area. Maintenance plans are established for each section to sequentially block sewage inflow into each river.

Jo Do-je, head of the Changwon City Sewerage Office, said, “We will promote this project so that it can become a new pride of Changwon as an eco-friendly tourist destination, and this project will allow not only tourists but also citizens to greatly feel the effects of water quality and environmental improvement.”

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