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Heavy Rain: Emergency Response Guidelines

Ministry of the Interior and Safety
            Emergency Response Guidelines
            Emergency Response Guidelines Typhoon/ Heavy Rain
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            Avoid dangerous places such as flood-prone areas and landslide hazard areas; evacuate to a safe place.
            Close doors and windows and check weather conditions through TV, radio, and the Internet instead of going out.
            Do not go near inundation hazard areas such as brooks, streams, and shores, where you may get swept away by the rapids.
            Hikers in mountains and valleys must evacuate to a safe place rather than go near valleys or slopes.
            Do not go near construction sites due to falling construction materials.
            In rural areas, do not go out to check rice paddy levees or inlets for irrigation.

Weather Forecast

Emergency Response Guidelines

Emergency Preparedness Information

The City of Busan has published emergency preparedness information in case of fire or earthquake for the safety of foreign residents in 13 different languages. The 13 foreign languages include English, Japanese, Vietnamese, Chinese, Khmer, Tagalog, Mongolian, Burmese, Russian, Uzbek, Nepali, Lao and Thai.

Earthquake Safety Tips

Earthquake Safety Tips It's dangerous! Quickly, but calmly.

Safety e-Report

Safety e-Report Report risk factors in daily lives to the Safety e-Report

National Disaster and Safety Portal

National Disaster and Safety Portal  Disaster Alerts | Safety Guidelines | Embassy Information | Facility Information

Emergency Information Service in Mobile

Emergency Ready App

Korean Ministry of the Interior and Safety provides the English, Chinese, Japanese, Thai and Vietnamese language versions of its “Emergency Ready” App for smartphones and tablets, providing emergency information service for foreigners in Korea.

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