Yangpyeong County in Gyeonggi Province (Governor Jeon Jinseon) announced on July 29 that, in preparation for the summer vacation season, it will conduct intensive inspections of public restrooms, changing rooms, shower facilities, and other amenities located at major tourist attractions, riversides, areas near train stations, and water play facilities, so that both residents and tourists can use public facilities with peace of mind.
Yangpyeong County is conducting intensive inspections focusing on public restrooms, changing rooms, and shower facilities around major tourist attractions, riversides, station areas, and water play facilities in preparation for the summer vacation season. Provided by Yangpyeong County
The "Illegal Filming Citizen Watch Group," composed of members from the Yangpyeong County Women's Association Council (President Min Taekeun), will use illegal filming detection equipment to check for hidden cameras. Any suspicious devices or installations found on site will be immediately removed, and necessary actions will be taken in cooperation with the police. In addition, the group plans to conduct campaigns to raise awareness about the seriousness of illegal filming crimes and provide information on prevention methods, thereby working to improve awareness among both residents and tourists.
President Min Taekeun stated, "We will continue our campaigns and inspection activities so that Yangpyeong County can become a safe city without crime," and added, "I also urge residents to pay attention to their surroundings and to report any suspicious situations immediately."
Yangpyeong County Governor Jeon Jinseon said, "As illegal filming crimes have recently emerged as a social issue, proactive prevention activities are crucial," and emphasized, "We will do our utmost to create a public facility environment where both residents and tourists can feel safe."
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