Sancheong Mayor Lee Seunghwa Inspects Flood Recovery Sites and Reviews Project Management

Order to Accelerate Recovery and Strengthen Safety Management Before the Rainy Season

Sancheong-gun in South Gyeongsang Province announced on March 17 that, ahead of the summer rainy season, it had visited major flood-damaged construction sites to inspect the recovery status and strengthen safety management.

This inspection was organized to allow Sancheong-gun Mayor Lee Seunghwa and officials from relevant departments to directly check the management status of major flood recovery projects in the region and to share practical opinions with on-site engineers for the prompt completion of the works.

Sancheong County, Flood Recovery Construction Site Bingjeong-Naesu Disaster Recovery Project Site Photo

The inspection team visited large-scale damage sites, such as the Jayanggyo Bridge flood recovery project and the Byeongjeong-Naesu district flood recovery site, as well as small-scale recovery sites in succession, thoroughly reviewing the progress of the construction.

In particular, for large-scale damaged facilities, they focused on reviewing the status of process management to prevent secondary damage before the rainy season. For small-scale recovery sites, they thoroughly inspected the installation and construction status of safety facilities.

The county requested that efforts be made to accelerate the recovery process to prevent additional damage due to delays, while also calling for strict adherence to on-site safety regulations so that safety rules are not neglected.

In addition, to prevent safety accidents that may occur during the rapid recovery process, the county emphasized the importance of solid construction and requested the following: additional installation of safety facilities around the worksites, proper assignment of signalmen and safety managers, and strict compliance with worker safety rules.

Mayor Lee Seunghwa of Sancheong-gun stated, "As important as speeding up the recovery is ensuring on-site safety and solid construction," adding, "We will do our utmost to thoroughly promote swift disaster recovery projects so that residents can feel secure in their daily lives, and we will make every effort to ensure the safety of our residents and hasten the restoration of normalcy."

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