Kangwon Land Expands Operation of Resort 'Emergency Call System'

Identifying Safety Blind Spots and Installing 49 Additional Units

Gangwon Land announced on the 24th that it has identified 49 blind spots in the movement paths of customers and will additionally install and operate an 'Emergency Call System' in these areas.

A Gangwon Land employee is operating the emergency call system at the business site.
[Photo by Gangwon Land]

The Emergency Call System is a program installed on PCs or POS (Point of Sale) terminals within the resort that helps quickly notify nearby security personnel of the location in case of an emergency, enabling prompt response. The company expects that this system will allow for rapid location identification and early detection of the caller, helping customers feel safe while enjoying the resort.

Since 2019, Gangwon Land has installed and operated 49 units of the Emergency Call System mainly in customer-dense areas such as hotels and condos within the resort. The system has also been introduced in casino operation areas since 2013, with a total of 248 units currently in operation. Recently, due to social issues such as random crimes, the company decided to install an additional 49 units to alleviate the anxiety of customers and employees.

Jeon Junho, Head of Safety at Gangwon Land, stated, "In urgent crisis situations, pressing the emergency call system is much faster and more convenient than reporting via mobile phone," and added, "We will also promote the system operation to customers and strive to create a safe resort environment."

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