Busan Urban Corporation Arpina Relocates EV Charging Stations Above Ground for Safer Use

Proactive Measures to Prevent the Spread of Electric Vehicle Fire Damage

Thorough Fire Prevention Training and Facility Inspections

Busan Urban Corporation's Arpina relocated its public electric vehicle charging facilities from the existing third basement parking lot to ground level at the end of August.

Busan Urban Corporation Arpina Electric Vehicle Charging Facility.

Amid growing public concern following recent electric vehicle fire incidents in underground parking lots of large apartment complexes in Incheon, Arpina has moved its electric vehicle charging stations above ground as a preemptive measure to prepare for emergencies and prevent the spread of secondary damage in the event of an underground parking lot fire.

In addition, Arpina conducts four fire drills annually, including joint training with the Haeundae Fire Station and its own internal drills. The facility also makes multifaceted efforts to prevent fires by having professional companies inspect fire extinguishers, hydrants, and fire pumps every week.

Kim Yonghak, President of Busan Urban Corporation, stated, "We will do our utmost to prevent major accidents like the Cheongna electric vehicle fire in advance," and added, "BMC will operate Arpina with citizen safety as the top priority, so please feel free to use our facilities during the upcoming holiday season."

Arpina is a representative youth training facility in Busan, offering various youth activity programs including archery experiences. Recently, it has attracted attention as a popular workation destination and is providing citizens with a variety of events, such as the '2024 Busan Travel Experience Essay Contest,' which is accepting submissions until September 25.

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