Jeju Fire Station (Chief Yang In-seok) announced on the 14th that a joint fire drill and fire safety consulting were conducted on the 13th at a welfare facility for people with developmental disabilities (Woori Welfare Center).


The drill was carried out mainly with related personnel to ensure a prompt initial response in the event of a disaster.

On the 13th, a joint fire drill and fire safety consulting were conducted at a welfare facility for people with developmental disabilities. <br>[Photo by Jeju Fire Department]

On the 13th, a joint fire drill and fire safety consulting were conducted at a welfare facility for people with developmental disabilities.
[Photo by Jeju Fire Department]

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The main contents included evacuation of people, evacuation routes, checking emergency exits, analyzing predicted fire spread routes in case of fire, identifying obstacles to on-site activities, confirming the location of firefighting facilities and selecting vehicle deployment locations, and educating related personnel on initial response methods through drills simulating real situations.


Chief Yang In-seok stated, “Facilities for the elderly and disabled have many people with mobility difficulties, so there is a high risk of multiple casualties if a fire occurs. To ensure systematic and prompt response, staff must be familiar with fire response procedures, and the fire department will continue training to minimize damage.”



Jeju = Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Hwang Jeong-pil baekok@asiae.co.kr


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