National Sky Forest Memorial Park Temporarily Closed During Lunar New Year Holiday... Pre-visit Period Available
Entrance view of the National Sky Forest Memorial Park. Provided by Korea Forest Welfare Institute
View original image[Asia Economy (Daejeon) Reporter Jeong Il-woong] The National Sky Forest Memorial Park (hereinafter referred to as the Memorial Park) will temporarily close its facilities during the Lunar New Year holiday and operate a pre-visitation period for memorial visits.
The Korea Forest Welfare Institute announced on the 13th that the Memorial Park will be temporarily closed during the Lunar New Year holiday period to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Before the temporary closure, the Forest Welfare Institute plans to minimize inconvenience to visitors by operating a biweekly pre-visitation period by memorial zones from the 10th to the 28th of this month.
In addition, the e-Sky Information Funeral Service system will provide online memorial services (cyber memorial hall), and limited use will be allowed for funeral customers during the temporary facility closure period.
A separate memorial tree inspection service (such as text message service) will also be provided for bereaved families who cannot visit the Memorial Park during the Lunar New Year holiday. The inspection will comprehensively cover the growth and weeding status of memorial trees, as well as flower offerings and photo/video feedback services.
Further details regarding the temporary facility closure can be found on the National Sky Forest Memorial Park website, and inquiries can be made through the Memorial Park management office.
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Park Seok-hee, head of the Forest Welfare Service Division at the Forest Welfare Institute, said, “Given the severe trend of COVID-19 spread in the metropolitan area, we have inevitably decided to close the facilities for the safety of customers and the local community,” and added, “We ask for the understanding of many memorial visitors.”
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