Prime Minister Kim Min-seok: ”Aiming for zero accidents at events with large crowds... Thorough measures to address industrial accidents and other issues even during the holidays” - South Korea

Prime Minister Kim Min-seok said on the 2nd, "Relevant ministries and agencies, including the Ministry of the Interior and Safety and the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, and local governments will work on safety management with the goal of zero accidents at events (with large crowds) in the second half of the year."
In his opening remarks at the 131st Central Security Management Committee meeting held at the Government Complex Seoul on the same day, Prime Minister Kim said, "The Ministry of the Interior and Safety, along with related ministries and local governments,
"We must be particularly intensive in safety management for events that bring together large numbers of people," he said. He then mentioned that the mid-autumn celebration (Chuseok) holiday will soon begin, and said, "Relevant ministries and agencies will
"The government must maintain a comprehensive response system to various dangers such as industrial accidents, traffic accidents, and fires," he said. Prime Minister Kim also called for the government to establish a comprehensive response system to deal with various disasters caused by climate change.
The government will first make major improvements to various infrastructure, including rivers, levees, and sewerage systems, and will also improve the accuracy and speed of weather and damage forecasting systems.
In addition, the heavy rain response system will be reorganized and a response system based on information technology such as artificial intelligence (AI) will be created, while the damage recovery system will also be adapted to the needs of the affected areas and victims.
The plan is to complement each other.