The Incheon Special Judicial Police announced on June 9 that, in a recent joint operation with Namdong District, they uncovered a total of 16 illegal activities within the development-restricted area (greenbelt).


By type of violation, there were 5 cases of illegal construction involving containers and prefabricated panels, 5 cases of illegal change of use such as converting agricultural vinyl greenhouses, 4 cases of unauthorized land alteration, 1 case of illegal storage of goods, and 1 case of illegal installation of structures.


Individual A was found to have newly built a structure for use as a warehouse or livestock shed. Individuals B and C were found to have illegally altered the land by either raising farmland above the permitted limit (50cm) or paving it with concrete without authorization.


Individuals D and E were found to have used the facilities for residential, office, or storage purposes, which differed from the permitted use. There was also a case where illegal structures were installed to raise livestock.


Incheon Special Judicial Police are cracking down on illegal activities within the greenbelt area. Incheon City

Incheon Special Judicial Police are cracking down on illegal activities within the greenbelt area. Incheon City

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Namdong District plans to issue corrective orders to violators, such as requiring restoration to original conditions. If a violator fails to comply with the corrective order and a complaint is filed, the Incheon Special Judicial Police will investigate and refer the case to the prosecution.


The total area of development-restricted zones in Incheon is 67,275 square kilometers, with Namdong District accounting for the largest portion at 23,758 square kilometers, followed by Gyeyang District with 21,184 square kilometers, and Seo District with 14,526 square kilometers.



An official from the Incheon Special Judicial Police stated, "We will continue to crack down on illegal activities within the greenbelt to preserve the natural environment and ensure a healthy living environment for citizens."


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