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The Busan Metropolitan City (Mayor Park Heong-joon) Launches Disaster Broadcasting Council and Holds First Meeting

Jun 11, 2025 24  Views
◈ The inaugural meeting of the Busan Disaster Broadcasting Council was held on June 10 at 14:00 at the Disaster and Safety Countermeasures Headquarters

◈ Attended by around 10 key stakeholders including the Director General of Citizens’ Safety and representatives from broadcasting stations and universities

◈ The Council will deliberate on establishing localized disaster broadcasting standards and improving disaster communication systems

◈ In-depth discussions were also held on integrating the city's “One-Click” broadcasting system with the Ministry of Science and ICT’s national Disaster Online System
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The Busan Metropolitan City (Mayor Park Heong-joon) announced the launch of the “Busan Disaster Broadcasting Council” and the hosting of its first meeting to enhance the delivery of prompt and accurate disaster information to citizens.


On June 10 at 2:00 PM, the city held the inaugural meeting at the Disaster and Safety Countermeasures Headquarters. Approximately 10 participants, including the Director General of Citizens’ Safety, as well as representatives from local broadcasters and universities, attended the event.


The newly established Busan Disaster Broadcasting Council is chaired by the Director General of Citizens’ Safety, with the city spokesperson serving as vice-chair. Members include representatives from seven regional broadcasting stations and universities.


The Council, established under the Busan Metropolitan City Safety Management Committee Ordinance, is responsible for:

  • Developing disaster broadcasting standards tailored to the city’s needs

  • Deliberating on matters necessary to build a rapid and accurate disaster information delivery system


The agenda of the first meeting included:

  • Issuance of appointment letters to members

  • Presentation on the Council’s composition and operational plans


Key discussions focused on creating localized disaster broadcasting standards and the potential integration of the city’s existing “One-Click” system with the national Disaster Online System operated by the Ministry of Science and ICT.


Kim Ki-hwan, Director General of Citizens’ Safety, emphasized:

“In disaster situations, providing timely and accurate information to citizens is of utmost importance.
I urge the Council to work closely with broadcasters and related organizations to build a trusted disaster broadcasting system and help minimize damage during emergencies.”


The city plans to use the Council’s launch as a foundation for improving disaster broadcast efficiency and enhancing citizen access to critical safety information.



Attachment 1: Meeting Overview

Time

Content

Notes

14:00–14:02

Opening and Participant Introduction

Host: Disaster Response Team

14:02–14:12

Appointment Letters and Group Photo

Director of Citizens’ Safety

14:12–14:15

Welcoming Remarks

Chairperson

14:15–14:20

Agenda Briefing

Disaster Response Team

14:20–14:50

Agenda Discussion

All Committee Members

14:50

Closing

Host

This content has been translated by AI. Please refer to the attached original Korean version for accuracy if needed.