Namyangju Mayor Joo Gwangdeok's "on-the-ground livelihood outreach"
On-site inspections at facilities including the Animal Protection Center
"Do your utmost to minimize any administrative gaps"
Encouraging staff safeguarding citizens' safety
On the 17th, Lunar New Year, Namyangju Mayor Joo Gwangdeok visited on-the-ground sites related to citizens' livelihoods, including a shelter for abandoned animals and the City Hall duty office, launching an initiative for "thorough Lunar New Year holiday management."
Joo Kwangdeok, mayor of Namyangju City, is visiting the Namyangju City Animal Protection Center and the Pet Adoption Culture Center in Ipae-dong on the 17th, Lunar New Year's Day. Provided by Namyangju City
Joo Kwangdeok, Mayor of Namyangju, is visiting the Namyangju City Animal Protection Center and the Pet Adoption Culture Center in Ipae-dong on the 17th, Lunar New Year's Day. Provided by Namyangju City
Mayor Joo began his first schedule of the day in the afternoon by visiting the Namyangju City Animal Protection Center and the Companion Animal Adoption Culture Center in Ipae-dong. He encouraged the nine staff members on duty at the centers, including resident animal care managers, and closely examined the management system that covers every step from capturing and protecting abandoned animals to their adoption.
Mayor Joo Gwangdeok said, "Thank you for carrying out the invaluable duty of caring for life even during the holiday period," and asked, "Please pay meticulous attention so that there are no gaps in animal protection and management."
Currently, a total of nine staff members, including animal care managers and adoption coordinators, are stationed at the center and are doing their utmost in managing the hygiene and diseases of abandoned animals and providing adoption counseling.
Mayor Joo then visited the City Hall duty office and the Dasan 1-dong Administrative Welfare Center in succession to inspect the status of overall situation-room operations. During this Lunar New Year holiday, Namyangju City has put more than 330 employees on emergency duty across 32 departments in 13 areas, including disaster response, to maintain a 24-hour response system.
Mayor Joo Gwangdeok visited the city hall duty office and then the Dasan 1-dong Administrative Welfare Center in succession on the 17th, Lunar New Year, to check the status of comprehensive situation operations and encourage employees on emergency duty. Provided by Namyangju City.
Mayor Joo Kwangdeok visited the city hall duty office and Dasan 1-dong Administrative Welfare Center on the 17th, Lunar New Year Day, to inspect overall operations and encourage employees on emergency duty. Provided by Namyangju City
At the duty office and the Administrative Welfare Center, Mayor Joo closely reviewed major civil complaints arising during the holiday period and the emergency response system, while encouraging staff members working on emergency duty.
Mayor Joo Gwangdeok said to the staff on emergency duty, "Thank you for giving up your holiday break and staying at your posts for the safety and convenience of citizens," and added, "Because of those of you working on the very front line of administration, citizens are able to spend a peaceful Lunar New Year, so please stay alert until the end and do your utmost in safety management."
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