Gyeonggi-do 119 Fire Safety Education Available via Gyeonggi Shared Service Starting April 4

Gyeonggi Province will start accepting applications for the ‘119 Fire Safety Education’ through the Gyeonggi Sharing Service (share.gg.go.kr) from the 4th.

The Gyeonggi Sharing Service is a system that allows convenient reservations of over 3,000 public resources such as conference rooms, sports facilities, shared kitchens, and studios within the province.

Gyeonggi Province will accept applications for 119 Fire Safety Education through the Gyeonggi Shared Service starting from the 4th.

On the 3rd, Gyeonggi Province announced that following last year’s free legal consultation service, which allowed reservations for consultations with various experts such as lawyers, judicial scriveners, and labor attorneys, it has now introduced a service that enables users to easily check and apply for fire safety education at fire stations in 31 cities and counties at a glance.

The 119 Fire Safety Education includes 119 safety puppet shows tailored to children’s perspectives, firefighter experience training, as well as emergency first aid, cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) training, and legally mandated education that anyone can apply for, from individuals to groups.

Kim Haeryeon, Director of Asset Management at Gyeonggi Province, said, "We have made it possible to conveniently apply for 119 Fire Safety Education online through the Gyeonggi Sharing Service," adding, "We hope to enhance residents’ accessibility and convenience in applying for fire safety education, contributing to a safer Gyeonggi Province."

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