Goseong-gun, Gangwon Province to Conduct 2026 Disaster Response Safe Korea Exercise
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Goseong-gun, Gangwon State, will conduct the '2026 Disaster Response Safe Korea Exercise' to ensure a rapid and efficient response in the event of a disaster. This exercise was organized to protect the lives and property of residents in various disaster situations and to strengthen the cooperation system between relevant agencies.
This exercise will be conducted by simulating disaster scenarios that could actually occur. To enhance on-site response capabilities, Goseong-gun plans to operate a Disaster and Safety Countermeasures Headquarters and carry out realistic training alongside related organizations. Through this, the roles of each agency will be clearly defined, and the response process will be reviewed in the event of a disaster.
In particular, the exercise will include programs that residents can participate in directly, such as evacuation procedures and first aid methods during disaster situations. Goseong-gun intends to improve upon any issues identified during the exercise to ensure a safer response in actual disaster situations.
A Goseong-gun official stated, "This exercise is an important process for raising awareness about disasters and creating a safe local community," adding, "We ask for the interest and participation of all residents." Goseong-gun plans to continue doing its best to build a safe city through ongoing training and inspections.
Sources: 더뉴스코리아
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