Mokpo Coast Guard Holds Joint Public-Private Meeting on Water Leisure Activities

Explanation of Major Amendments and Revisions Following the Revision of the Water Leisure Act

Mokpo Maritime Police Station (Chief Kim Hae-cheol) announced that it held a joint public-private meeting on the 27th to share and communicate changes in the system following the revision of the 'Water Leisure Safety Act,' which has been in effect since the 11th of last month.

A joint public-private meeting on water leisure was held in the Mokpo Coast Guard small conference room to ensure the early establishment of the revision of the Water Leisure Safety Act.
[Photo by Mokpo Coast Guard]

The meeting was attended by 14 participants, including local government officials in the jurisdiction, Mokpo branch of the Korea Maritime Transportation Safety Authority, license agency representatives, and water leisure safety leaders.

In particular, the meeting focused on △ explaining major amendments and revisions to the law △ sharing tasks and collaboration matters among agencies △ sharing key initiatives to establish a safe water leisure culture, aiming to ensure early adaptation of the law and build a cooperative system.

A Mokpo Maritime Police official stated, “We will perfectly prevent water leisure accidents and manage safety through diverse opinions and information sharing among related organizations and experts in each field.”

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