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Reporter Jeong-Hwan KIM
[Daejeon City, Emergency Safety Measures for ¡°Uneasy Buildings¡± Communication and Cooperation Space Project Sites]
Daejeon City announced that it will implement emergency safety measures starting on the 8th, considering the safety of citizens as the top priority in relation to the ¡°communication cooperative space creation project¡± using the former Chungnam-do government office buildings.
Emergency safety measures include on-site inspections with construction experts such as structural safety technicians for 3 buildings attached to the former Chungnam Provincial Government Building, and temporary temporary facilities such as external screens to protect the safety of pedestrians and prevent falling rocks on masonry walls according to emergency recovery advice. Will be installed.
Until now, Daejeon City has been discussing emergency measures for attached buildings in Chungcheongnam-do, emergency repairs and structural reinforcement for restoration to the original state, and first safety measures, and then emergency repair and reinforcement work will be carried out in accordance with the relevant procedures. .
In addition, the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism is planning to continue to discuss reinforcing structures and landscaping on the site.