Pyeongtaek City Conducts Disaster Response Drill for Large-Scale Water Supply Leak Incident

On the 8th, Pyeongtaek City in Gyeonggi Province announced that it conducted a disaster response drill for a water supply leak accident around the Jungang Underpass on National Road No. 1.

Deputy Mayor Lim Jong-cheol is inspecting the response situation during the water supply leakage disaster response drill conducted by Pyeongtaek City on the 8th.
[Photo by Pyeongtaek City]

Hosted by the Pyeongtaek Waterworks and Sewerage Office, this drill aimed to enhance rapid and systematic crisis response capabilities in the event of a disaster caused by a water supply accident. The drill involved related city departments, the Pyeongtaek Police Station, and water supply contractors.

In a scenario simulating a leak caused by the detachment of a large water main joint, the city carried out ▲ accident reporting ▲ emergency dispatch and road control ▲ water outage publicity and water supply vehicle support ▲ traffic situation information provision ▲ leak repair work.

The city particularly checked the response system to minimize citizen inconvenience during water supply accidents, including road electronic signboard guidance, disaster text message transmission, minimizing water outage areas, water system switching, and water supply support to outage areas.

Im Jong-cheol, Vice Mayor of Pyeongtaek City, stated, "Through this drill, we were able to review the guidelines for ensuring citizens' safety and smooth water supply even during disasters," adding, "Based on this, we will improve the system to minimize inconvenience to citizens."

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