Geochang-gun Conducts 2021 National Safety Inspection

Focused Inspection on 66 Aged and High-Risk Facilities

Geochang County Office Exterior View

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Choi Soon-kyung] Geochang-gun, Gyeongnam announced on the 30th that it will conduct the 2021 National Safety Inspection until the 30th of next month, with the participation of public officials and private experts to inspect the overall safety management status of society and improve risk factors.

The county plans to secure the effectiveness of safety inspections by targeting 66 locations including natural disaster-vulnerable facilities such as bridges and slopes, and multi-use facilities with many users, utilizing private experts and advanced equipment such as drones, and producing and distributing inspection guides by field.

For facilities that require improvement based on the inspection results, the county intends to promptly carry out repairs and reinforcements and continuously manage them through periodic checks.

In addition, to spread voluntary safety inspections for households and multi-use facilities, efforts will be focused on promoting reporting methods using the ‘Safety Report App’ to expand a safety culture involving residents.

County Governor Goo In-mo said, “Safety is the top priority in county administration that cannot be emphasized enough,” and added, “Through this National Safety Inspection, we will identify and eliminate risk factors to create an environment where residents can live more safely and comfortably.”

The results of the safety inspection will be disclosed to residents through the ‘Integrated Safety Information Disclosure System’ to enhance accessibility and convenience of safety information.

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