Changwon NC Park Facilities Accident Investigation Committee Launched...First meeting with 9 experts
Changwon NC Park Facilities Accident Investigation Committee Launched...First meeting with 9 experts
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A facility accident investigation committee has been launched to determine the cause of the structural crash death at Changwon NC Park.먹튀검증
Changwon City announced that it recently completed the formation of the investigation committee with nine experts and held its first meeting on the afternoon of the 23rd.
The meeting, which was held behind closed doors, discussed the progress of the accident, the progress of the investigation, the analysis of major causes, and measures to prevent recurrence in the future.
The committee is expected to decide whether to reopen Changwon NC Park soon based on the results of safety inspections conducted at Changwon NC Park by the joint task force, which was jointly participated by the city, Changwon Facilities Corporation, and NC Dinos.
The overall activities of the investigation committee are expected to continue for about five months. The period of activity can be adjusted according to the progress of the survey by field.
This is the first time that the investigation committee under the Special Act on the Safety and Maintenance of Facilities (Facility Safety Act) has been launched by a local government.
At Changwon NC Park, a structure crashed near the snack bar on the third base on the 29th of last month.
Three baseball fans were injured due to the falling structure, of which a 20-year-old with a serious head injury died on the 31st, two days after the accident.
The joint task force has operated not only safety inspections but also psychological support counseling centers for witnesses who have psychological difficulties in the aftermath of the accident.
Chang Geum-yong, acting mayor of Changwon, said, "This accident is a very alarming incident for all of us," adding, "Based on the results of the investigation, we plan to strengthen the safety management system and conduct continuous safety education to prevent such accidents from happening again in the future."