Ensuring Safety in Our Homes: A Fire Prevention Initiative
Ensuring the safety of our homes in advance
Preventing fires in old houses, thoroughly!
Shinan County is taking action to ensure a safe living environment for vulnerable groups residing in old houses
by conducting focused inspections and support for fire prevention.
This initiative will be carried out in collaboration with the local welfare mobile team and the Shinan Fire Station's 119 Safety Patrol,
starting in Aphae-eup on August 24 and continuing until September 30, targeting 350 vulnerable households.
Identifying fire hazards in daily life
We will carefully inspect electrical facilities and potential hazards in living environments that are often overlooked,
and provide immediate support where necessary.
✔️ Replacing old outlets
✔️ Installing outlet fire patches
✔️ Installing and inspecting fire safety equipment
✔️ Improving living environments
By addressing even small risks in advance,
we aim to prevent fires and create a safer living environment.
Working together for enhanced safety
Shinan County has identified households in old houses that are vulnerable to fire risks through local outreach
and selected support recipients.
To ensure smooth implementation,
we held a meeting with the Shinan Fire Station on August 5 to establish a solid cooperation framework.
Community-centered welfare for a safe daily life
It is crucial to take precautions before problems arise, rather than after they occur.
Shinan County will continue to strengthen cooperation with the fire department and other relevant organizations
to prevent safety accidents among vulnerable groups
and provide necessary support in the community through ongoing welfare services.
Source :https://blog.naver.com/1004_shinan/224393200953
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