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Busan Regional Headquarters of KOSHA Conducts Intensive Patrol Inspections at High-Risk Construction Sites
The Busan Regional Headquarters of the Korea Occupational Safety and Health Agency (headed by Jeong Jongdeuk) is conducting intensive patrol inspections at high-risk construction sites in response to concerns about safety accidents, such as large-scale fire incidents at local construction sites and similar accidents occurring before and after holidays.This inspection focuses on high-risk sites, including roof construction and suspended scaffold work, which are frequently associated with fall accidents, as well as fire hazards and cold wave prevention, which are seasonal vulnerabilities. The inspection period runs for five weeks, from January 12 to February 13, 2026. Approximately 300 small and medium-sized construction sites in the region have been selected for inspection, with a focus on identifying key risk factors related to the "12 major risk sources," which are considered the primary causes of fatal construction accidents. In addition, the agency plans to simultaneously check whet
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"Cheering for a Life of 100 Years"... Gijang County, Busan to Provide Longevity Celebration Gifts to Seniors Aged 100 and Over
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Kyungnam College of Information & Technology Mechanical Engineering Team Wins University LEGO Robot Challenge
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Uiryeong County Introduces Chatbot Consultation QR Code on Local Tax Bills
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Gyeongbuk Office of Education to Join "Daegu-Gyeongbuk Administrative Integration Task Force"... Discussion Between Governor Lee Cheolwoo and Superintendent Lim Jongshik
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Jeong Myungseop, President of Daegu Urban Development Corporation: "Workplace Abuse and Unfair Practices at Construction Sites Threaten the Organization's Existence"
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Dr. Kang Sungjoo of "Not Science" with 1.36 Million Subscribers to Deliver Distinguished Speaker Lecture at Daegu-Gyeongbuk Medical Innovation Foundation
Gumi City Council Holds 3rd Personnel Hearing Special Committee of the 293rd Extraordinary Session
On January 20, the Gumi City Council in North Gyeongsang Province held the 3rd Personnel Hearing Special Committee (Chairman Kim Youngtae) in the committee meeting room, where a personnel hearing was conducted for Lee Hanseok, the candidate for CEO of the Gumi Cultural Foundation. The council adopted a personnel hearing report containing an opinion of "suitability." On January 20, the Gumi City Council Personnel Hearing Special Committee conducted a hearing for candidate Lee Hanseok, evaluating his ability to perform the role and engaging in in-depth questions and answers regarding his vision for leading Gumi's cultural development.The committee members gave a positive assessment of his efforts to stabilize the organization during his two-year tenure, as well as his presentation of mid- to long-term development directions and operational improvement plans, which demonstrated his commitment and sense of responsibility for the future management of the foundation. However, they pointed ou
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