Jeju Fire Station Conducts Public-Private Joint 'Ship Fire Response Drill'

[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters (Jeju) Reporter Hwang Jeongpil] Jeju Fire Station (Chief Kim Youngho) announced that on the 16th, it conducted a public-private joint "Docked Vessel Fire Response Drill" at Jeju Port, Geonip-dong, to strengthen the response capability to ship fires.

This drill was conducted as a public-private joint exercise to establish a rapid response system for similar fires, following the recent frequent occurrence of fire accidents on docked vessels.

The drill was conducted assuming a fire caused by electrical factors on a fishing vessel docked at Jeju Port.

The detailed contents include ▲ initial fire response and rapid transmission of fire situation by the self-defense firefighting team ▲ entry into the docked fishing vessel and rescue of people ▲ release of mooring and towing of the docked fishing vessel ▲ ground and sea fire suppression training.

Kim Youngho, Chief of Jeju Fire Station, said, "We are continuously promoting public-private joint drills to establish an organic response system," and added, "We will do our best to minimize damage from ship fires."

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