Director Lee Kwang-hoon of Gori Nuclear Power Headquarters (right in the photo) and Chief Hwang Cheol-hwan of Gijang Police Station are taking a commemorative photo.
[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Dongguk Lee] Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power Gori Nuclear Power Headquarters held a signing ceremony for the 'Intelligent CCTV Installation Support Project in the Surrounding Area of Gori Headquarters' at the Busan City Gijang Police Station on the 5th.
This project involves selecting 120 out of 140 security CCTVs installed in the Jang-an-eup area of Gijang-gun, which surrounds the Gori Nuclear Power Headquarters, and upgrading them to intelligent CCTVs, with a project cost of approximately 90 million KRW.
With the installation of intelligent CCTVs through this agreement, it is expected to have a significant proactive crime prevention effect in the Jang-an-eup area, which is vulnerable to security due to the concentration of industrial complexes and cafes.
Lee Kwang-hoon, head of the Gori Nuclear Power Headquarters, said, "I deeply appreciate the security efforts around the nuclear power plant area," and added, "I hope that this support for installing intelligent CCTVs will serve as a foundation for Gijang-gun to continue maintaining the highest perceived safety level in Busan City."
The Gori Nuclear Power Headquarters stated that they will do their best not only to support this intelligent CCTV installation project but also to discover and support perceptible projects that can alleviate residents' anxiety, such as safe streetlights.
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