Yangpyeong County Conducts Intensive Safety Inspections Led by Deputy County Governor

[Suwon Ilbo=Reporter Eom In-yong] Yangpyeong County announced that Deputy County Governor Oh Kwang-seok visited sites directly to conduct safety inspections of key facilities to enhance the effectiveness of the "2026 Intensive Safety Inspection" project targeting vulnerable facilities in the county.

The county has been promoting intensive safety inspections since April 30, and Deputy Governor Oh conducted field-based inspections targeting vulnerable population facilities and multi-use facilities.

On May 18, he visited the Gangsan-myeon public Gangsan Daycare Center used by infants and conducted joint inspections with Yangpyeong County's private inspection team in the fields of architecture, fire safety, and electricity.

The joint inspection team prioritized checking structural cracks and ground subsidence conditions, fire evacuation systems and fire facility operation status, and electrical leakage risks.

On May 27, ahead of the peak summer season, the county conducted intensive safety inspections targeting major recreational and accommodation facilities in the county, including Baekgunbong Natural Recreational Forest in Yangpyeong-eup, where visitor increases are expected.

Deputy Governor Oh confirmed the structural safety of facilities and fire vulnerability factors while conducting a final inspection of safety management conditions at multi-use facilities.

Deputy County Governor Oh Kwang-seok said, "The safety of facilities used by children and other vulnerable populations is paramount. This inspection served as an opportunity to verify the safety management status of major facilities and reorganize Yangpyeong's safety net," and added, "Through thorough follow-up management of inspection results and continuous safety inspections, we will do our best to create a 'safe city Yangpyeong' where both residents and tourists can stay with peace of mind."