Yongin City: "Please Report Broken Facilities in Parks Immediately"
[Suwon Ilbo=Park No-hun] Yongin City announced on the 10th that it will conduct monthly inspections of facilities at 145 children's parks and neighborhood parks within the city to check for malfunctions, and will receive reports of inconveniences from citizens and take immediate action.
The city is establishing a round-the-clock reporting system so that citizens can use facilities with confidence.
If citizens discover broken park facilities while visiting parks, they can report them through the city's Citizen Inquiry Call Center (1577-1122), the homepage, or the Safety Report mobile app. Once a report is received, the responsible staff member will inspect the site and take immediate measures.
Additionally, the city will conduct monthly inspections of swings and slides, which are mainly used by children, and will periodically check exercise equipment such as waist rotation machines.
A city official stated, "We ask for active reporting to promptly address any inconveniences felt by citizens visiting parks," and added, "We will carefully monitor the parks so that citizens can use them safely."
Meanwhile, the city began disinfecting sand and ground pavement at 78 children's parks and other facilities starting on the 22nd.




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