Politics · South Korea · 2 hrs ago
Ulsan launches four-month winter fire prevention campaign
Ulsan Fire Headquarters is running a winter fire prevention campaign from November through February.
The four-month plan aims to reduce deaths and injuries from fires in Ulsan, South Korea.
It includes four strategies and 12 priority tasks, including preventing major fires and improving safety at high-risk sites.
The campaign will focus on old homes, factories, warehouses, traditional markets and lodging facilities.
The fire service also plans extra safety measures for older people and people with disabilities, as well as during Christmas, New Year and the Lunar New Year holiday.
Public information, equipment checks and cooperation with other agencies are intended to strengthen prevention and emergency response.
Special fire-watch duties will be introduced during periods when fire risk is higher, and the campaign is due to continue through February.
Ulsan Fire Headquarters will run a four-month winter fire prevention campaign from November through February.
The campaign aims to reduce deaths and injuries caused by fires.
It includes four strategies and 12 key tasks focused on prevention, safety measures and emergency response.
Measures include checks at high-risk facilities, safety work with businesses and outreach to vulnerable residents.
- Who
- Ulsan Fire Headquarters.
- What
- It is launching a four-month winter fire prevention campaign.
- When
- November through February. The announcement was made on November 1.
- Where
- Ulsan, South Korea.
- Why
- To reduce deaths and injuries caused by fires during the high-risk winter season.
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Ulsan Fire Headquarters announced the winter fire prevention campaign.
The four-month campaign is scheduled to run.
- Duration
- Four months
- Campaign period
- November through February
- Strategies
- 4
- Key tasks
- 12
- Campaign goal
- Reduce deaths and injuries caused by fires
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The campaign aims to reduce deaths and injuries caused by fires.