Social Normalization Movement Headquarters Delivers Fire Safety Prevention Kits to Vulnerable Groups in Pohang City

200 Sets of Fire Prevention Kits Worth 6 Million Won for Vulnerable Local Groups

Pohang City announced that on the 6th, the Social Normalization Movement Headquarters visited City Hall and donated fire prevention kits worth approximately 6 million won to enhance fire safety and prevention for vulnerable groups.

On the 6th, the Social Normalization Movement Headquarters donated fire prevention kits to Pohang City to enhance fire safety and prevention for vulnerable groups (from left: Lee Kang-deok, Mayor of Pohang; Kim Du-jin, Chairman of the Social Normalization Movement Headquarters). Provided by Pohang City

The kits, donated to the Songdo-dong Volunteer Fire Brigade, consist of fire detectors, spray extinguishers, and protective masks, and will be delivered and installed in homes of vulnerable residents.

Founded in 2014, the nonprofit organization Social Normalization Movement Headquarters engages in various social volunteer activities, including citizen efforts to improve outdated customs and systems inherited from the past.

Additionally, to assist neighbors in vulnerable housing conditions who are more easily exposed to fire risks in daily life due to insufficient winter safety equipment, the organization consistently practices sharing every year and continues its good deeds.

Kim Du-jin, Chairman of the Social Normalization Movement Headquarters, said, “We hope that distributing fire prevention kits to residents vulnerable to winter fires will help eliminate safety blind spots.”

Mayor Lee Kang-deok expressed, “We thank all members of the Social Normalization Movement Headquarters for donating winter safety supplies. Since winter is a particularly harsh season for vulnerable groups such as elderly living alone, we will ensure that fire prevention items are properly delivered so that no neighbors are left out. The city will also make every effort to prevent cold wave damage through thorough facility inspections and safety management.”

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