"Restrooms Are Safe"... Goseong County Conducts Joint Inspection for Illegal Cameras in Public Facilities

Creating a Safe Environment Through Joint Inspections with Related Institutions

It seems that anyone can use public restrooms in Goseong County, South Gyeongsang Province, safely.

Goseong County conducted a joint inspection to check for illegal cameras in public facility restrooms, aiming to prevent crimes involving illegal filming and to create an environment where residents can use public facilities with peace of mind.

Goseong County Conducts Joint Inspection for Illegal Cameras in Public Facility Restrooms.
Photo by Goseong County

The inspection, conducted on September 28, included the Women's Safety Guard Team composed of Goseong County, the Goseong Police Station, and the Goseong Family Counseling Center, targeting public facilities such as the Goseong County Office, Agricultural Technology Center, Health Center, and the women-friendly space Damsorang.

The inspection team used equipment to detect illegal filming devices, while also performing visual inspections of suspicious marks and possible installation sites inside the restrooms. As a result of the inspection, no illegal filming devices were found.

Chun Mi-ok, Director of Welfare Support, stated, "We will continue regular inspections to ease residents' anxiety regarding illegal filming crimes and ensure everyone can use public facilities safely," and added, "We will also do our best to create a safe local community in close cooperation with relevant organizations in the future."

The county’s ongoing inspections for illegal cameras so that residents can use restrooms safely are expected to be well-received by the community.

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