Governor Kim Dong-yeon: “The country must protect the safety of soldiers… Gyeonggi Province will take the lead.”

[수원=뉴스핌] Reporter Park Seung-bong = Gyeonggi Province Governor Kim Dong-yeon announced on his SNS on the 26th, “An ordinance to ensure and support the safety of Gyeonggi-do disaster recovery support military personnel will be enacted.”

According to Governor Kim, this is the first in the country. Governor Kim said, “Immediately after the ‘Chae Sang-byeong incident’ in July of last year, I ordered the preparation of safety measures for military personnel supporting the public. And the provincial council proposed an ordinance with agreement between the ruling and opposition parties and passed the plenary session today.”

He then emphasized, “This ordinance is the fruit of cooperation between the ruling and opposition parties to prevent tragedy among the young generation.”

Governor Kim also explained, “The old practice of indiscriminately deploying soldiers without any safety measures under the pretext of supporting the public must end. There is nothing more precious than life and safety,” and added, “Gyeonggi Province places the highest priority on the safety of soldiers deployed to disaster recovery sites.” “I will protect it,” he said.

At the same time, Governor Kim said, “The province provides support from safety training, safety experts and equipment, and even accident insurance subscription. We will carefully prepare follow-up measures before the rainy season begins this summer.” He added, “Today is the first ‘Duty Military Police Officer’s Death in the Line of Duty’ event.” “This day commemorates the young people who sacrificed their lives while protecting the lives and safety of the people.”

Lastly, Governor Kim Dong-yeon reiterated that “the country must protect the safety of soldiers who have been called to the country,” and that “Gyeonggi Province will take the lead.”

Meanwhile, the ordinance on securing and supporting the safety of Gyeonggi-do disaster recovery support military personnel was passed at the second plenary session of the 374th extraordinary session at 11:39 a.m. on the 26th with 93 of the 93 people present in favor.

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