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Iksan City Operates "Comprehensive Frozen Pipe Prevention Task Force"

Until March 15 Next Year...
"Minimizing Inconvenience for Residents"

Iksan City in North Jeolla Province will operate the "Comprehensive Frozen Pipe Prevention Task Force" until March 15 next year.


According to the city on December 3, the "Comprehensive Frozen Pipe Prevention Task Force" has been launched to prevent water meter freeze-ups caused by winter cold waves and to minimize inconvenience for residents.

Iksan City Operates "Comprehensive Frozen Pipe Prevention Task Force" Iksan City will operate the "Comprehensive Frozen Pipe Prevention Task Force" until March 15 next year. Provided by Iksan City

The city has strengthened pre-inspections of areas vulnerable to frozen pipes, such as apartments with five floors or fewer, old houses, and areas near traditional markets. In addition, Iksan City has established an emergency restoration system in cooperation with 14 partner companies to ensure a swift response in the event of a freeze.


The city is also conducting citizen participation-based prevention activities. Through its website, social media, press releases, and water bill notices, the city has provided guidelines on how to prevent frozen pipes. It has also produced and distributed 10,000 informational leaflets to actively promote practical prevention methods in daily life.


In particular, the city is focusing on promoting easy-to-follow preventive measures for residents, such as placing old clothes or insulation in the water meter box and leaving faucets slightly open to allow water to flow when leaving the house.


If a pipe does freeze, it is safest to thaw it gradually using a hair dryer or by starting with lukewarm water and then gradually using warmer water. If the water meter glass is broken, residents should immediately report it to the Iksan City Waterworks Department.


Mayor Jung Heon-yul stated, "This winter, preventing frozen pipes and ensuring rapid restoration are top priorities for protecting the daily lives of our citizens," and added, "We will strengthen our on-site response system to minimize inconvenience for residents."

This content was produced with the assistance of AI translation services.


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