Yeoju-si Conducts Pre-Inspection Ahead of Namhangang Suspension Bridge Completion

Focused Inspection of Key Aspects Including Facility Safety, Walkway Maintenance, and Landscape Development
Mayor Lee Chungwoo: "We Must Thoroughly Address Any Shortcomings"

Yeoju City, Gyeonggi Province (Mayor Lee Chung-woo) conducted a preliminary on-site inspection of the suspension bridge scheduled for completion on the 21st. The inspection, organized by the Tourism and Sports Department, was attended by Mayor Lee Chung-woo, the vice mayor, the president of the Urban Corporation, the chairman of the foundation, and other officials, who checked the overall condition of the suspension bridge and surrounding tourist attractions and discussed areas needing improvement.

Lee Chung-woo, Mayor of Yeoju City, is conducting a preliminary on-site inspection of the suspension bridge scheduled for completion on the 21st. Photo by Yeoju City

The suspension bridge is expected to become a new landmark and tourist attraction in Yeoju City, offering a unique experience to citizens and tourists after its opening. During the on-site inspection, key aspects such as facility safety, walkway maintenance, surrounding landscape development, and securing convenience facilities for tourists were thoroughly examined.

Mayor Lee Chung-woo, while touring the site, emphasized, "The suspension bridge will be an important factor in revitalizing tourism in Yeoju City, so a perfect finish is necessary. We must thoroughly address any shortcomings to ensure safety and provide a comfortable environment for visitors."

In particular, detailed improvements were discussed, including the arrangement of routes linked to nearby tourist sites, additional installation of guide signs, creation of photo spots, and maintenance of the surrounding environment. The officials pledged to prioritize the safety and convenience of citizens and to conduct thorough final inspections.

Meanwhile, the suspension bridge is scheduled to open on May 1 after supplementing deficiencies identified through system checks of media facades and various safety-related matters, as well as temporary openings. This is expected to inject new vitality into Yeoju City's tourism industry.