Dongan-gu District, Anyang City Inspects Flood Prevention Materials and Risk Sites in Preparation for Summer Floods
[Suwon Ilbo=Reporter Eom In-yong] Dongan-gu District, Anyang City (District Chief Hwang In-seop) announced on the 16th that it inspected flood prevention materials at Dong Administrative Welfare Centers and visited flood-vulnerable areas, rainwater pump stations, and automatic flood barriers at Ssanggae Stream to assess disaster preparedness conditions in advance of the upcoming summer flood season.
As the first schedule of 'Shining District Chief in Our Neighborhood,' District Chief Hwang In-seop personally visited the Administrative Welfare Centers in Indeokwon-dong, Gwanyang-dong, and Bisan 2-dong, and inspected the storage condition of flood prevention materials, proper operation of pumps and engine pumps, and warehouse organization status together with related departments.
He then directed the maintenance of surrounding drainage facilities to prevent soil runoff around the walking path near 498-6, Gwanyang-dong, and subsequently visited the sediment dredging site of Naebisan Stream to inspect the dredging status and ordered related departments to conduct periodic on-site inspections.
Additionally, he visited the rainwater pump station facility in Bisan 2-dong to inspect the pump station's operation system and facility management status, and then personally demonstrated and inspected the operation of the automatic flood barrier at Ssanggae Stream Cultural Plaza. He instructed related departments to conduct periodic inspections of these facilities to ensure appropriate measures can be taken during emergencies such as sudden river flooding.
District Chief Hwang In-seop stated, "Our district is thoroughly preparing to minimize accidents that could occur from flood disasters, and I express my gratitude to all staff and related parties working to achieve this." He added, "Let us make a safe Dongan-gu through thorough inspection and preparation so that not a single case of damage occurs."




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