Gyeongnam Province Strengthens Quarantine Inspections at Ski Resorts and Snow Sledding Parks

Public-Private Joint Team to Conduct Frequent Disinfection Inspections from the 21st Until Closing

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Park Saeyan] Gyeongnam Province is stepping up intensive quarantine inspections of winter sports facilities ahead of the year-end and New Year holidays.

On the 21st, Gyeongnam Province announced that it will conduct a joint public-private quarantine inspection at Eden Valley Ski Resort in Yangsan, which is set to open on the 24th.

The inspection will cover not only the ski resort but also condominiums, restaurants within the resort, and nearby ski equipment rental shops to check compliance with quarantine rules. Additionally, a full survey on long-term stays by club members will be conducted.

Among the nine sledding hills in the province, joint inspections by the province and city/counties will be conducted regularly until closing at six sledding hills planned to operate this year.

Quarantine inspections are also underway for the six sledding hills planned to operate this year out of the nine sledding hills in the province. The province and city/counties plan to conduct joint inspections regularly until closing.

Ryu Myeong-hyun, Director of the Culture, Tourism and Sports Bureau of the province, stated, "The province, city/counties, private sector, and businesses will cooperate to ensure thorough quarantine at winter sports facilities and also focus on managing PC rooms and karaoke rooms."

Meanwhile, to protect students' safety after the college entrance exam, the province is conducting special inspections of PC rooms and karaoke rooms together with the education office and police until January 15 next year.

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