[Photo] Jeju Coast Guard Conducts Preventive Inspection for Typhoon 'Maysak'
Typhoon 'Maysak' prevention inspection led by Gom Ingwan, Chief of Jeju Maritime Police Station. Photo by Jeju Maritime Police Station
View original image[Jeju=Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Hwang Jeongpil] Jeju Maritime Police Station (Chief Go Min-gwan) established and began operating a "Typhoon Countermeasures Headquarters" on the 1st due to the approach of Typhoon "Maysak."
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Go Min-gyeong, Chief of Jeju Maritime Police Station, analyzed the path of Typhoon "Maysak" and its potential impact on Jeju, then patrolled harbors and dangerous areas within the jurisdiction of Jeju Police Substation. Emphasizing the importance of preventive activities before the typhoon's arrival, he encouraged the maritime police officers at Jeju Police Substation to ensure thorough safety prevention activities for fishing vessels (leisure boats, fishing boats, etc.).
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