Gwangju Bukbu Fire Station selected the Starbucks Buk-gu Office Branch in Buk-gu as an 'Excellent Multi-use Facility of 2021' and conducted a commemorative photo session for the attachment of the excellent multi-use facility plaque. Photo by Gwangju Bukbu Fire Station

Gwangju Bukbu Fire Station selected the Starbucks Buk-gu Office Branch in Buk-gu as an 'Excellent Multi-use Facility of 2021' and conducted a commemorative photo session for the attachment of the excellent multi-use facility plaque. Photo by Gwangju Bukbu Fire Station

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[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters, Reporter Jo Hyung-joo] Gwangju Bukbu Fire Station (Chief Kim Hee-cheol) announced on the 16th that it selected four locations, including Starbucks Buk-gu Office Branch (located in Jungheung-dong, Buk-gu), as the '2021 Excellent Multi-use Facilities' and held a plaque attachment ceremony for the excellent multi-use facilities.


An excellent multi-use facility refers to a business that has had no violations of fire, construction, electrical, or gas-related laws or fire incidents in the past three years, regularly conducts fire safety education and training, and complies with the 'Special Act on the Safety Management of Multi-use Facilities.'


The selected excellent multi-use facilities this time were four in total after a review committee process, consisting of two new selections and two renewals of existing excellent multi-use facilities.


The selected facilities receive the benefit of having the excellent multi-use facility plaque attached and exemption from special fire inspections and fire safety education for two years.


Kang Wang-gu, Director of the Prevention and Safety Division, stated, "We will do our best to spread a sound fire safety culture through the certification system for excellent safety management multi-use facilities," and added, "We ask the businesses selected as excellent facilities to pay great attention to fire prevention so that citizens can use them with peace of mind."





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