Inspection of Laver Farms and Nohwa Police Substation to Review Accident Response Readiness
Listening to On-site Staff Concerns and Seeking Solutions

Baek Hakseon, Chief of the West Sea Regional Coast Guard Agency, visited major marine safety sites in the Wando area to inspect measures for the prevention of marine accidents and the emergency response system during the maritime safety special management period.


The West Sea Regional Coast Guard Agency announced that on the 29th, Chief Baek visited significant marine safety sites within the Wando area to assess the preparedness and response system for potential marine accidents and review the status of coastal safety management.

The West Sea Regional Coast Guard Agency visited Wando Nohwa Police Substation on the 29th to inspect the marine accident preparedness and response posture. Provided by West Sea Coast Guard Agency

The West Sea Regional Coast Guard Agency visited Wando Nohwa Police Substation on the 29th to inspect the marine accident preparedness and response posture. Provided by West Sea Coast Guard Agency

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This on-site inspection was carried out to strengthen accident prevention efforts and monitor the field response posture during the maritime safety special management period.


On this day, Chief Baek visited the sea area of a laver and fish farm in Wando to inspect the local situation, after which he visited the Nohwa Police Substation to check the preparedness and response posture for accidents during the special management period. He also inspected the coastal safety management system to prevent similar incidents in light of a recent beach accident involving water play, visiting key coastal locations such as Yesong-ri Beach and the beaches near local pensions to review overall safety management.


Chief Baek also held a meeting with field personnel, where he listened to their working conditions and any difficulties they are facing, taking the time to hear voices from the front line.



Chief Baek emphasized, "Above all, proactive safety management at the site is crucial for the prevention of marine accidents," and added, "We will do our utmost to strengthen safety management in major sea areas and along the coast, so that people can use the sea with confidence."


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