Jangan-gu Steps Up Disinfection and Safety Management at Four Spring Flower Hotspots

[Suwon Ilbo=Seo Dong-young] Jangan-gu, Suwon announced on the 16th that it has selected four spring flower hotspots in the district—Gwanggyo Maru-gil, Seoho Stream, Manseok Park, and Songwon-ro—where large crowds of tourists are expected with the arrival of spring, and is strengthening disinfection and safety measures in these areas.

As the government's 'enhanced social distancing' was extended through the 19th, the district intensified disinfection of public facilities and restrooms in these spring flower hotspots while posting banners promoting social distancing and prohibiting illegal parking.

Additionally, the district plans to inspect major roads and streams, crack down on street vendors, and deploy mobile police patrols at key locations along Gwanggyo Maru-gil and Gwanggyo Mountain walking trails to guide vehicles and visitors while focusing on disease prevention and order maintenance.

A district official stated, "With the April 15 general elections concluded, we are strengthening safety management to prepare for spring sightseers expected to visit next weekend," and urged, "Please refrain from visiting areas expected to attract large numbers. If you must go out, actively follow disease prevention guidelines such as wearing masks and maintaining social distancing."