Gwangju Gwangsan Fire Station Conducts Special Training for Water-Related Accident Preparedness
[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Yoon Jamin] Gwangju Gwangsan Fire Station (Chief Song Seonghun) announced on the 22nd that it conducted special rescue training for rescue personnel at the diving pool of the International Swimming Pool at Nambu University.
The training was conducted to enhance the on-site activity expertise of rescue personnel and strengthen life-saving capabilities in preparation for water-related accidents.
On this day, the training focused on ▲basic diving education ▲safety accident prevention education ▲water rescue and emergency response methods ▲underwater life search and direction detection techniques ▲teamwork improvement including lifting and rescuing victims.
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Shin Saenggyun, Head of the 119 Disaster Response Division, said, "Since the Yeongsan River and Hwangryong River flow through the Gwangsan area and there are many reservoirs, there is concern about the occurrence of water-related accidents," adding, "We will strive to strengthen our response capabilities to water accidents through thorough prior training."
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