Kangwon Land conducts comprehensive disaster drill in preparation for earthquakes, fires, and other emergencies

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Kangwon Land announced on the 23rd that it conducted a "comprehensive disaster drill" simulating scenarios such as earthquakes and fires at the Valley Condo Ski House area of High1 Resort.

The drill was designed to assess initial response capabilities in a compound disaster scenario involving consecutive building fires and large-scale wildfires, and to strengthen rapid and organic cooperation systems with fire stations, police stations, and other agencies in the event of a disaster.

With approximately 250 participants including Kangwon Land employees, officials from the Jeongseon County Office, the Jeongseon Fire Station, and the police station, the drill simulated a "simultaneous compound disaster situation" starting with a magnitude 6.3 earthquake at the High1 Resort ski area, leading to building collapse and fire, followed by a secondary large-scale wildfire.

The drill deployed approximately 20 pieces of equipment, including helicopters and fire pump trucks, creating a scene that mimicked a real emergency. It received high praise for its thorough preparation, ranging from pre-drill safety management in the surrounding area to post-drill processing, as well as for conducting exercises similar to actual conditions.

A Kangwon Land official, speaking by phone with this outlet after the drill concluded, stated, "In compound disasters, initial response and close cooperation between relevant institutional investors are of utmost importance."

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