Response to Heatwave and Drought in Sinan County

☀️ As the heatwave and drought continue
Sinan County is meticulously checking field responses.
With the ongoing heatwave and insufficient rainfall,
concerns about the lack of agricultural water are growing.
To minimize the impact of drought and heat on residents,
Sinan County is closely monitoring the situation in each area
and continuing a field-centered response.
Each area's drought situation is being carefully assessed.
On the 11th,
Sinan County held a 'Drought and Heat Response Situation Report' meeting
to review the response status of 14 towns and villages.
This meeting included department heads and the heads of the 14 towns and villages,
sharing the local drought and heat situations,
and discussing response measures tailored to local conditions.
Particularly, they examined the reservoir levels and
the supply of agricultural water, planning to focus on
areas where water shortages are a concern.
As the drought continues,
concerns about water for agriculture are inevitable.
Sinan County will swiftly provide drought response equipment,
such as pumps, to areas lacking agricultural water,
and will continuously inspect water supply facilities
like reservoirs and wells.
Efforts will be made to supply water more quickly
to vulnerable areas.
Special attention is also needed for the health and safety of residents
during this prolonged heatwave.
Sinan County will enhance field monitoring and preventive activities
to ensure the safety of vulnerable groups,
including the elderly living alone, farmers, and fishers.
During the hottest hours, residents are advised to limit outdoor activities
and stay hydrated,
with ongoing guidance and promotion of heat prevention measures.
As we cannot predict how long the heatwave and drought will last,
the most important thing is to prepare in advance.
Sinan County will continue to carefully check local conditions
and work closely with relevant departments
to respond effectively to drought and heat.
We will ensure stable access to agricultural water
and protect the health and safety of residents from the heat.
Sinan County will continue to listen to the voices from the field
and take proactive measures to ensure residents can continue their daily lives safely.

Source :https://blog.naver.com/1004_shinan/224376190122
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