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Woo Beom-ki, Mayor of Jeonju City, emphasized, "Disaster response begins with identifying and taking action against risk factors directly in the field. As heavy rains can lead to significant damage in a short period, we must preemptively inspect and manage disaster-vulnerable facilities." Jeonju City has stepped up field-centered safety management for disaster-prone facilities to block risk factors that threaten citizen safety, such as flooding and reservoir levee collapses, ahead of the summer concentrated heavy rains and rainy season. Accordingly, Mayor Woo visited the Hakso District stormwater storage facility construction site in Pyeonghwa-dong, Wansan-gu, and the Galma-je reservoir in Jungin-dong sequentially on the afternoon of June 9 to personally inspect the safety management status and the progress of disaster prevention projects.
The Hakso District stormwater storage facility construction project, which Mayor Woo visited first, is a large-scale disaster prevention project investing a total budget of 27.2 billion won by 2028 to prevent chronic flooding damage in the Pyeonghwa-dong area. Currently, the Shinseong Park stormwater storage tank and the Hakso-je stormwater storage pond, which can temporarily store large amounts of rainwater, are under construction. Mayor Woo met with field supervisors and staff to meticulously check the emergency drainage systems and flood prevention measures at the construction site. Next, visiting Galma-je, an agricultural reservoir located in Jungin-dong, Wansan-gu, Mayor Woo verified the structural integrity of the reservoir levee and received briefings on emergency measures for vulnerable factors identified during previous self-inspections. In particular, he checked the evacuation routes for nearby residents and the real-time disaster information dissemination system in case of heavy rain, ordering a tight, preemptive disaster prevention administration. Jeonju City plans to continue routine patrols for areas vulnerable to casualties and major construction sites starting from this inspection, upgrading the field response system so that immediate initial responses can be made during emergencies.
Such steps by the head of a local government, directly visiting vulnerable sites to inspect disaster prevention facilities, are evaluated as essential measures to raise awareness in the local community and prevent unexpected casualties ahead of the monsoon season. In particular, personally managing the progress of the stormwater storage project, where a large budget is invested, greatly contributes to strengthening mid-to-long-term urban disaster prevention capabilities.
However, for such field administrative steps not to end up as mere one-time inspections checking only the exterior of facilities, the challenge remains to guarantee the effectiveness of the joint public-private emergency evacuation system that will operate during actual nighttime downpours or sudden guerrilla heavy rains. Since micro-cracks in reservoir levees or sediment buildup in sewage pipes are difficult to detect through visual inspections alone, authorities must focus administrative capabilities on practical follow-up measures, such as expanding constant monitoring systems using high-tech measuring equipment and updating actual evacuation guidance manuals for nearby residents, many of whom are elderly.
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