Yeongdeok Conducts On-Site Inspection for Beach Safety Management During Vacation Season

Joint Inspection with Related Agencies
Broad Review of Safety and Hygiene
Creating a Pleasant Vacation Environment

Yeongdeok County in North Gyeongsang Province announced on August 3rd that it carried out a joint safety inspection with relevant agencies on July 30th to ensure a safe and pleasant beach environment for vacationers during the peak summer holiday season.

Officials from Gyeongsangbuk-do Province, Uljin Coast Guard, and Yeongdeok Police Station participated in the inspection, conducting a comprehensive review of beach operations and safety management practices.

The inspection team focused on several key areas, including the installation and maintenance of safety facilities, the placement and work status of lifeguards, compliance with permitted zones for using public waters, and enforcement of restrictions on installing personal equipment.

They also checked the standards for facility usage fees, the installation status of fee notice boards, and the management of protective nets against harmful marine life, such as jellyfish. In addition, the team assessed the cleanliness of the sand, potential safety hazards, and the sanitary management of convenience facilities such as showers and restrooms.

Based on the results of this joint inspection, Yeongdeok County plans to continuously conduct its own safety checks and strengthen its facility maintenance and management system. Furthermore, the county will provide customer service training to all beach workers to enhance service quality for visitors.

Jo Juhong, head of Yeongdeok County, said, “We will do our utmost to manage safety and hygiene so that visitors can fully enjoy Yeongdeok’s beautiful beaches with peace of mind,” adding, “We will maintain close cooperation with all relevant agencies to ensure a record of zero safety incidents at our beaches.”

A beach’s competitiveness is not determined by natural scenery alone.

Thorough safety management, a pleasant environment, and service that prioritizes users must go hand in hand. These efforts enhance trust in regional tourism and form the strongest foundation for making visitors want to return.

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