Wando Coast Guard Rescue Team Strengthens 'Teamwork' Through Rescue Capability Training
Conducting Marine Cleanup Activities for Ocean Environment Conservation
Wando Coast Guard Rescue Team is conducting training to strengthen rescue capabilities. (Photo by Wando Coast Guard Station)
View original image[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Seo Young-seo] Wando Maritime Police Station (Chief An Seong-sik) announced on the 10th that it is conducting its own education and training in May to enhance the rescue capabilities of the maritime police rescue team and strengthen marine disaster response capabilities.
This training involves all members of the rescue team and is conducted at the Wando Maritime Police exclusive pier and accident-prone areas within the jurisdiction. The purpose is to improve individual rescue skills, establish optimal teamwork during incidents, cultivate response capabilities for various marine accidents, and strengthen emergency dispatch readiness.
Additionally, in celebration of the upcoming 'Sea Day' during the training, marine cleanup activities will be carried out mainly around the Wando Maritime Police exclusive pier and harbor area. They plan to collect floating debris such as reeds to preserve the marine environment and prevent safety accidents such as ship propeller entanglement with floating objects in advance.
The main training on the 12th will be a regular session including intensive exercises such as trauma patient treatment, triage of mass casualties, rescue techniques, rescue transport methods, ship hull breach sealing training using emergency sealing tools, and familiarization with local terrain and vessels.
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Jung Gwan-su, head of the Wando Maritime Police rescue team, said, "Although marine activities have decreased recently due to COVID-19, with the recent warm weather and prolonged infectious disease situation, it is expected that fishermen's operations and leisure activities will gradually increase." He added, "We will take the lead in protecting the lives of the people by strengthening underwater search and rescue capabilities and improving teamwork to prepare for the six major marine accidents such as collisions and fires that may occur at sea."
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