Jeju Fire Headquarters and Jeju Traffic Broadcasting Join Hands to Create an Environment for Rapid Emergency Vehicle Dispatch

[Jeju=Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Hwang Jeongpil] The Jeju Fire Safety Headquarters (Chief Park Geun-oh) and TBN Jeju Traffic Broadcasting (President Song Chang-woo) joined hands on the 19th to create an environment for the rapid dispatch of emergency vehicles.

According to the Jeju Fire Headquarters on the day, the two organizations have been conducting a pilot project from February to last month to broadcast emergency patient transport information in real-time to listeners, encouraging drivers to participate in securing fire dispatch routes by yielding to emergency vehicles.

As a result of a survey on the effectiveness of the pilot project conducted among dispatch personnel and listeners, it was found that there was a high level of response from listeners and positive effects such as improved awareness of yielding and promotion of fire policies.

The two organizations plan to further expand mutual cooperation to improve the emergency vehicle dispatch environment, including inducing yielding through sharing emergency vehicle dispatch routes, promoting campaigns to spread the culture of yielding to fire trucks, and preparing plans to expand cooperative work for creating a rapid dispatch environment.

Park Geun-oh, Chief of the Fire Safety Headquarters, and Song Chang-woo, President of TBN Jeju Traffic Broadcasting, said, “We recognize the importance of a rapid dispatch environment for emergency vehicles and expect that strengthening the collaborative system to improve this will greatly contribute to building a rapid on-site response foundation and spreading the culture of yielding, thereby improving the safety awareness of residents.”

Jeju=Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Hwang Jeongpil baekok@asiae.co.kr

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