Ganghwa County Governor Yu Cheon-ho: "Establish Public Service Ethics and Push Forward County Policies Without Disruption"

[Suwon Ilbo=Reporter Shin Eun-seop] Ganghwa County Governor Yu Cheon-ho said, "What is most needed at this time when COVID-19 is respreading is the establishment of public service ethics," and urged, "Push forward county policies without disruption in any circumstances."

Governor Yu held an executive meeting on the 19th via video conference with the deputy county governor, department and division heads, and directors of affiliated institutions and business sites in attendance. He emphasized, "Implement trustworthy county administration through prompt quarantine management and devote all efforts to preemptive infectious disease prevention."

At the meeting, following a review of the quarantine situation based on the Seoul metropolitan area's social distancing Level 4 and major regional status, discussions were held on improvements and supplements for various projects aimed at boosting the local economy, including urban management plan readjustment and the progress of recyclable neighborhood plaza initiatives.

Meanwhile, since the 13th, the county has postponed the opening of water parks within Shinjeong sports facilities to prevent the spread of infectious diseases and has temporarily closed Buneun and Shinjeong jokgu courts, indoor gateball courts, community sports centers, Ganghwa Literary Museum, Ganghwa Art Museum, Kyeongdong Jebi House, and Ganghwa Agricultural Culture Museum.

Additionally, tourist facilities including Hamheo Dongcheon camping site, Deoksan camping site, Peace Observatory, Hwamun Seok Culture Museum, War Museum, History and Natural History Museum, Seokmo Island Mineral Hot Spring, and Immersive Future Experience Hall have suspended operations.