Establishment of the Basic Plan for National Disaster Preparedness Training

The Ministry of the Interior and Safety announced on the 5th that it has established the "2023 National Disaster Preparedness Training Basic Plan," the highest-level plan for national disaster preparedness training, and notified disaster management responsible agencies such as central government ministries, local governments, and public institutions.


The main contents of this plan are as follows: First, the Disaster Response Safety Korea Training, which has served as the foundation of national disaster preparedness training for the past 18 years, has been reorganized to be field- and practice-oriented in order to maximize the disaster response capabilities of agencies.


Additionally, the ongoing training serves as a supplementary exercise to the Safety Korea Training, focusing on intensive mastery training by selecting areas that require a high level of response and recovery capabilities or fields that were insufficient during the response process.


Ministry of the Interior and Safety, Overhauls Disaster Training System Focused on Practical Exercises View original image

Lastly, the focused training will introduce a tentative new disaster preemptive training to prepare for new types of disasters that occurred last year, such as flooding accidents in semi-basement houses, data center fires, and road tunnel fires, in addition to the existing children's disaster safety training.



Lee Han-kyung, Director of Disaster Management at the Ministry of the Interior and Safety, stated, "This year's National Disaster Preparedness Training Basic Plan has been prepared with an emphasis on practical, field-based training by strengthening the roles and contents of each training so that the public can tangibly feel safety, enhancing the substance of existing training, and introducing new training to eliminate safety blind spots," and added, "Based on the key points of the basic plan, we will improve the evaluation system and strengthen the capacity training for training personnel so that all agencies thoroughly plan and carry out the training without any setbacks, bringing us one step closer to a country where daily life is safe."


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