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[/CTN]ֿ = ֱ ҹ "ó к þ ŭ ڿ 湮 ǰ ʿϸ, 24ð ƴ ü踦 ùε ϰ ϰ 翡 ֵ ּ ϰڴ", ֺ ȭ Ҹ ϰ ⵿ ְ Űڴٰ ȣߴ. ֱ ҹδ ġ ȭ Ŀ ' ֺ Ưٹ' 22 6ú Ѵٰ .

̹ ٹ ö ӿ ɻ, , ȿ ֿ 21ҿ ҹ ġϰ ʱ ü踦 ȭϱ õƴ. ּҹ Ưٹ Ⱓ ҹ 1,637 ǿҹ 1,247 2,884 η° 281 忡 ϰ, 6 ȭ縦 Ϸϴ , 糭 Ȳ ߻ 119ջȲ 븦 13뿡 ִ 35 Ȯ ϰڴٴ ħ̴.

ü ҹ籹 Ϻ ǿҹ 簢븦 ϰ 뼺 شȭϷ õ, ó 縦 յΰ η° ġ п ϸ Ϸ ߴ Ѵ. ּҹ Ұ μ 忡 ӽ ʼҸ ' ȭ' õ 귣带 , ҹ ġ Ȳ μ Ͽ Źͽ ȿ Ȯ ڴٴ ϱ⿡ ȼ̴.

׷ ' Ưٹ ' 糭 ٽ ϴ ̸鿡, 긲 ' ' ' ߽ ʱ ȭ Ῡ' ܸ ä ' η 2,884'̶ 籹 Ϸ ǰ 縮 ִ. Ϻ ܱ Ⱓ ¦ ܼ ̰ ġ Ϻ ü谡 ´ ó, ּҹ ̹ å '갣 Ưٹ' Ѻ μ , 簡 ü ȭ ༺ ̳ ȭ ġ и ä ٹ Ƿε ߽Ű ܱ ̺Ʈ . 3Ⱓ 24ǿ ϴ ȭ ̷ ֵ ֺ ȭ ũ ִµ, ⵿ Ȳ ȭ 糭 Ƽ ִ ȫϴ ҹ籹 ӹ 帮 ó.

ּҹ ڷ ȭ ߻ ҹ Է Ȯ 갣 ߽ 濡 ؼ ö Աϰ ִ. ּҹ ' Ȯ' ȫ ܿ ġ ǿҹ ʵ õ ๰ Ư ´ Ȯ ̵ ü ߴ. ܼ ' 281 '̶ ġ 'ƴ '̶ ŸƲ ο ӿ ߻ ִ ʱ ر ߸ ̴. ּҹ ֱ η ɰ ġ ϰ, ֿ ҹü ۵ ο ǽð CCTV ͸ ڵ ִ ȭ ͸ ý ùε Ǻη ִ ִ Ͽ ؾ ̴.

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Ko Young-guk, Head of the Fire and Safety Headquarters of Gwangju Metropolitan City, declared, "As the use of lotus lanterns and candles increases around Buddha's Birthday, special attention from officials and visitors is required. We will do our best to maintain a 24-hour seamless response system so that citizens can participate in the celebratory events safely and peacefully," emphasizing that the headquarters will preemptively block fire risk factors around temples and establish a mobile patrol infrastructure at the highest level. The Gwangju Fire and Safety Headquarters announced that it will fully implement a 'special alert duty around temples' starting from 6 PM on the 22nd, as the risk of fire increases due to celebratory events and lotus lantern installations.

This duty was prepared ahead of the dry spring weather to closely deploy firefighting forces to 21 major temples, including Jeungsimsa, Mugaksa, and Wonhyosa, and to strengthen the initial response system. The Gwangju Fire Department intends to demonstrate an administrative posture by mobilizing a total of 2,884 personnel, including 1,637 fire officials and 1,247 volunteer firefighters, along with 281 pieces of equipment, completing fire safety investigations for six traditional temples, and expanding the operation of 119 situation room reception desks from 13 to a maximum of 35 in case of disaster situations.

The attempt by a local fire department to mobilize its subordinate organizations and volunteer firefighter infrastructure to diagnose blind spots in public safety and maximize utility aligns with the historical pattern of administrative mobilization, where government agencies exposed the number of available personnel and equipment right before large-scale national events to prove visible achievements. The Gwangju Fire Department also encouraged its personnel to open temporary posts at temple sites, built a refined brand called 'Preemptive Prevention Enhancement,' and linked firefighting force deployment with situation room desk expansion processes to solidify the efficiency of urban disaster prevention governance.

However, behind the packaging of such an 'annual shift into special alert duty' as a core achievement of disaster management lies a complacent bureaucratic convenience trying to wrap up performance with a trendy framework of mobilizing 2,884 personnel, while turning a blind eye to the 'establishment of permanent high-performance disaster prevention equipment' and 'lack of permanent initial fire extinguishing infrastructure centered on officials' that mountain-adjacent wooden temples actually face on-site. Just as some public institutions conducted brief crackdowns only during short inspection periods and made a show as if a perfect safety management system was established, the current project of the Gwangju Fire Department is also closer to a short-term event that merely emphasizes a temporary four-day process, leaving substantive budget support or fixed fire extinguishing equipment supplementation for wooden buildings behind, while only aggravating the fatigue and overtime duties of field firefighters. At a time when fire risks around temples are constant, as shown by the historical data of 24 fires over three years, broadcasting massive promotions as if all disasters can be blocked by a few mobile patrols and expanded telephone desks misses the mark of the Headquarters' inherent duty.

The Gwangju fire prevention administration keeps completely silent regarding field-centered hardships such as securing access roads for fire trucks during actual outbreaks amid crowds or the chronic lack of firefighting water in mountainous areas after the press release. The Gwangju Fire Department also failed to present specific guidelines regarding the actual proficiency of volunteer firefighters with initial suppression equipment or smoke diffusion blocking manuals tailored to wooden structures, except for the mere promotion of expanding reception desks. It was blinded only by the statistics of deploying 281 pieces of equipment and the title record of seamless response, missing prevention measures for risks such as the collapse of initial responses among congested event crowds. The Gwangju Fire Department must refrain from showing-off personnel mobilizations and annual field command politics, and concentrate its capabilities first on robust administrative infrastructure supplementation, such as linking a practical permanent fire monitoring system that allows real-time sharing of fire facility statuses and CCTV data with field safety managers so that citizens can actually feel it.
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