The Suwon Nambu Fire Station in Gyeonggi Province is urging residents to install home fire safety equipment and to observe fire safety guidelines in preparation for the Chuseok holiday.


The Suwon Nambu Fire Station first advised each household to ensure that fire extinguishers and standalone smoke detectors are installed and functioning properly during the holiday period. Residential fire safety equipment is essential, as it enables a prompt response in the early stages of a fire, thereby protecting precious lives and property.


In addition, the station asked that, when preparing food, residents keep combustible items—such as paper towels and dishcloths—away from heat sources such as gas stoves, and that they check the power and valves of electrical and gas facilities before leaving home. Observing these basic fire safety rules is crucial.


Chuseok Fire and First Aid Safety Rules Poster

Chuseok Fire and First Aid Safety Rules Poster

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The station further emphasized that anyone planning to leave their home for an extended period should: ▲ Check all electrical plugs and outlets ▲ Ensure gas valves are turned off ▲ Disconnect personal mobility (PM) battery chargers, among other precautionary measures.



Park Pyeongjae, head of the Suwon Nambu Fire Station, stated, "Chuseok is a meaningful holiday when families and neighbors gather to share warm moments, so safety must be our top priority. Even small acts of carelessness in daily life can lead to fires, so we ask that you install home fire safety equipment and review fire safety guidelines during Chuseok."


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