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Donation of Firefighting Artifacts from Gyeongnam Leads to Induction into the National Fire Museum Hall of Fame, Issuance of Donation Certificate, and Presentation of Appreciation Plaque

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Park Saeyan] The Gyeongnam Fire Headquarters announced on the 22nd that it will conduct a collection and donation campaign to excavate firefighting artifacts to be exhibited at the National Fire Museum.

This aims to create a safety culture by finding historical materials and artifacts related to firefighting and exhibiting them in the museum.

The targets for collection and donation include all materials such as documents, books, photos, and equipment related to firefighting history and incidents that have value for exhibition, research, and education.

To participate, contact the Fire Headquarters Prevention Safety Division to express your intention to donate, or fill out the firefighting artifact donation application form on the Fire Artifact Data Center website and send it to the Fire Headquarters Prevention Safety Division via email.

Depending on the importance of the donated artifacts, donation certificates and plaques of appreciation will be awarded. When the National Fire Museum is established, donation details will be posted in the Donor Hall of Honor, among other places.

In addition, a donation ceremony will be held for important firefighting artifacts recognized for their historical and academic value.