Ulsan City Urgently Dispatches On-Site Situation Managers to Prevent Heatwave Damage

Heatwave Response and Inspection of Vulnerable Sites from 6th to 9th

In response to the ongoing heatwave advisory, Ulsan City will dispatch on-site situation managers to the five districts and counties from the 6th to the 9th to address the heatwave situation and inspect vulnerable sites.

The on-site situation managers consist of ten staff members of grades 5 to 6 from the Ulsan City Citizen Safety Office, who are responsible for disaster response tasks.

The managers will focus on outdoor workplaces such as rice paddies, fields, and construction sites, promoting guidelines for the prevention of heat-related illnesses and closely inspecting the implementation status of the "Heatwave Rest Policy" and the "Three Major Rules for Preventing Heat-related Illnesses (water, shade, rest)."

They will also check the operation of heatwave mitigation facilities such as cooling shelters, visit households vulnerable to heatwaves, make welfare calls, and carry out other activities to prevent damage.

An official from Ulsan City stated, "With the heatwave continuing nationwide, the number of heat-related illness cases is increasing," and added, "We urge citizens to refrain from going out during midday hours and to strictly follow the prevention guidelines (water, shade, rest) when working outdoors."

Ulsan City will dispatch on-site situation managers to prevent heatwave damage.

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