Yeoju City in Gyeonggi Province announced on June 27 that it had conducted a comprehensive inspection of landslide shelters within its jurisdiction to strengthen landslide prevention and response systems in preparation for natural disasters such as recent heavy rains and typhoons.

'Landslide National Action Guidelines' poster. Provided by Yeoju City

'Landslide National Action Guidelines' poster. Provided by Yeoju City

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This inspection was carried out to comprehensively examine the locations, accessibility, and management conditions of the shelters in order to protect citizens' lives in the event of an actual disaster. The purpose was to strengthen preparedness so that residents can evacuate quickly in emergency situations.


In addition, Yeoju City distributed promotional materials for the 'Landslide National Action Guidelines' to raise public awareness and enhance citizens' ability to respond autonomously. These materials, produced by Gyeonggi Province, have been placed at City Hall, eup-myeon-dong community centers, and village halls (shelters) to ensure that all citizens can easily access them.


The 'Landslide National Action Guidelines' include information on how to identify warning signs of landslides in advance, as well as guidelines for safe evacuation in the event of a landslide. These materials are expected to be highly useful in real crisis situations.



The Director of the Yeoju City Forest and Parks Division stated, "We are prioritizing the safety of our citizens and doing our utmost to establish disaster prevention and rapid response systems in cooperation with relevant departments," and urged, "We ask all citizens to familiarize themselves with the landslide action guidelines and to respond calmly in the event of a crisis."


This content was produced with the assistance of AI translation services.

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