Changwon City Council Decides on Odd-Even Vehicle Operation ... "Joining National Crisis Response Despite Not Being Subject to Regulation"

On April 6, the Changwon Special City Council in Gyeongnam held a communication meeting between the council leadership and the executive agency, during which it decided to voluntarily participate in the odd-even vehicle operation system.

However, during the 151st extraordinary session scheduled for April 21 to 27, the council will follow a five-day rotation system to ensure attendance at meetings.

The chairman and executive body of Changwon City Council, Gyeongsangnam-do, are holding a communication meeting. Provided by Changwon Special City Council

Subsequently, the council leadership reviewed the progress of the Changwon City Integrated Care Project, preparations for the opening of the Cultural Complex Town, and the status of the construction of the Marine Leisure Experience Center at the Marine Nuri Park.

Regarding the implementation of the Integrated Care Project, the council leadership stated, "There was insufficient communication during the process of amending the ordinance on government employee staffing," and urged, "Please strictly follow procedures for matters that require council consent or approval."

They also suggested, "It is necessary to consider assigning dedicated personnel differently according to the number of recipients and demand for integrated care services in each town and district."

On this day, the council leadership stated, "Although local council members are not subject to the odd-even vehicle operation system, in light of the instability in energy supply, including crude oil, caused by the aftermath of the Middle East war, we have decided to refrain from using vehicles to help overcome this national crisis."

The council leadership's decision is scheduled to be finalized through a meeting of the Council Operations Committee.

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