The Guri Volunteer Center (Chairman Baek Kyung-hyun) announced on the 24th that it conducted the ‘2025 Safe Village Creation - Disaster Response Experience School’ on the 22nd at the multipurpose room on the 2nd floor of the Guri City Administrative Welfare Center, targeting about 60 families and adults.
The Guri Volunteer Center held the "2025 Safe Village Creation and Disaster Response Experience School" on the 22nd at the multipurpose room on the 2nd floor of the Guri City Administrative Welfare Center, targeting about 60 families and adults. Provided by Guri City
The ‘Safe Village Creation - Disaster Response Experience School’ was planned to strengthen citizens' ability to respond to emergencies during disasters and to provide an opportunity to grow as prospective volunteers. The program included ▲ response methods during disaster situations ▲ disaster evacuation workshops ▲ cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) ▲ safety monitoring activities.
In particular, the Guri Fire Station Women’s Volunteer Fire Brigade and the Guri City Veterans Association Women’s Volunteer Group, who practice safety-related volunteer activities, participated as project leaders, conducting the program and carrying out safety management volunteer activities.
A citizen who participated in the activities said, “Recently, disaster accidents have occurred frequently, but through today’s training, I learned how to respond quickly without panic in sudden disasters, and I think it will be helpful in real life as well,” adding, “I will also try to help citizens if an emergency occurs.”
Chairman Baek Kyung-hyun said, “Through today’s activities, I hope to strengthen disaster response capabilities and ask for active volunteer work to ensure citizens’ safety in the event of a disaster.”
Meanwhile, the Guri Volunteer Center operates an integrated volunteer support group, leading the creation of a safe Guri City through prompt and efficient volunteer work during disasters.
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