Gwangjin-gu Installs Nation's First Smart Quarantine System 'CleanWalk'

Installation of 'Clean Walk' Disinfection System at Entrance of Former District Office Civil Welfare Building with Many Visitors... Absorbs Contaminants and Sterilizes Upon Visitor Entry into Clean Walk Area

[Asia Economy Reporter Park Jong-il] Gwangjin-gu (District Mayor Kim Seon-gap) has installed the smart quarantine system "Clean Walk" at the entrance of the civil service welfare building in the district office, the first among local governments nationwide.

The district promoted the installation of the Clean Walk quarantine system mainly in areas with many visitors to create a safe environment in the district office where residents can visit with peace of mind.

Clean Walk is a dustproof and antibacterial system installed at building entrances and corridors that removes fine dust, bacteria, odors, and other contaminants from the body and clothes of visitors as they enter the space.

The operation method is that when a visitor presses the automatic door button and enters the Clean Walk area, the heating element and hand sanitizer operate while the suction device absorbs contaminants, and ultraviolet sterilization lamps sterilize bacteria and viruses.

After the dustproof and sterilization process is complete, the visitor presses the automatic door button again to enter the building, registers their visit through the "080 Safe Call Service," which allows electronic log registration with a phone call, or through a handwritten log, and then proceeds to the desired location.

District Mayor Kim Seon-gap said, "We are developing various quarantine policies to protect both residents and staff from COVID-19," adding, "The introduction of the Clean Walk quarantine system is one of these efforts, and we will carefully monitor to prevent any blind spots in quarantine and strengthen the quarantine system."

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