West Sea Coast Guard Inspects Maritime Safety in Jindo Ahead of Myeongnyang Battle Festival
Inspection of Rescue Equipment and Emergency Response Readiness at Jindo Police Substation
Safety Review for Uldolmok Festival
"Strengthening Patrols of High-Risk Sea Areas"
The West Sea Regional Coast Guard has launched an inspection of maritime accident prevention and emergency rescue readiness in the Jindo area in response to increased maritime activity in the autumn season and the upcoming Myeongnyang Battle Festival.
On September 11, the West Sea Regional Coast Guard announced that Commissioner Baek Hakseon visited the Jindo Police Substation to conduct an on-site inspection for maritime safety during the special management period, focusing on preventing marine accidents and ensuring prompt rescue responses.
Baek Hakseon, Chief of the West Sea Regional Maritime Police Agency, visited the Jindo Police Substation on the 11th to conduct a field inspection for maritime safety during the special management period, focusing on accident prevention and prompt rescue response. Provided by the West Sea Regional Maritime Police Agency
View original imageThis inspection was organized to directly assess the on-site response readiness in light of the expected increase in maritime activities, such as leisure and fishing, during the autumn season.
On the same day, Commissioner Baek reviewed the status of coastal and maritime patrol operations, the management of rescue equipment, and emergency deployment readiness at the Jindo Police Substation. He also examined safety management strategies for high-risk and vulnerable sea areas and the initial response system in the event of an accident.
In particular, he listened to safety management support plans related to the Myeongnyang Battle Festival, which is set to take place from September 11 to September 13 in the Uldolmok area of Jindo. He urged the establishment of close cooperation among relevant agencies to ensure the thorough management of maritime safety.
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Commissioner Baek stated, "During the special maritime safety management period, we will strengthen patrols of accident-prone sea areas and work closely with related agencies to focus on preventing maritime accidents and ensuring public safety."
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