Gwangmyeong Mayor Park Seung-won Inspects Facilities on First Day of Lunar New Year Holiday

[Suwon Ilbo=Reporter Yu Je-sung] Mayor Park Seung-won of Gwangmyeong conducted on-site inspections of major facilities on the first day of the Lunar New Year holiday to ensure citizens can spend a safe and peaceful holiday.

On the 14th, Mayor Park visited Gwangmyeong Memorial Park, Gwangmyeong Cave, and a recycling sorting facility in succession, inspecting operational status and safety management conditions while encouraging employees on duty during the holiday.

First, Mayor Park visited Gwangmyeong Memorial Park and carefully reviewed safety management and parking operations in preparation for the increased number of visitors paying respects during the holiday period.

Mayor Park told on-site officials, "Please ensure thorough parking management and facility operations so that visitors can pay their respects without inconvenience," and added, "I appreciate the staff working during the holiday for our citizens."

Next, he visited Gwangmyeong Cave, the region's representative tourist attraction, to inspect operational conditions and safety management systems during the holiday period.

Mayor Park urged, "Please pay special attention to preventing safety accidents as many tourists visit," and added, "Do your best on-site so that all visitors coming to Gwangmyeong can leave with joyful memories."

Finally, Mayor Park visited the recycling sorting facility and expressed gratitude to approximately 150 related personnel including sanitation workers on duty to maintain a clean city environment during the holiday period, saying, "Thanks to those who have quietly kept the facilities running, our citizens can spend the holiday in a pleasant environment."

Mayor Park Seung-won of Gwangmyeong stated, "I will concentrate administrative capacity to ensure that citizens have a safe holiday and do not experience inconvenience in their daily lives."

Meanwhile, for citizen safety, Gwangmyeong City has deployed approximately 210 personnel across 11 response teams, including overall coordination, disaster and emergency management, traffic control, health and medical services, and sanitation teams, over the five-day Lunar New Year holiday to establish and operate a swift response system.