Namdong Water Treatment Plant Upgrade Project Moves Forward
The Incheon Waterworks Headquarters says it is moving ahead with a major upgrade project at the Namdong Water Treatment Plant.
The city plans to invest 108.1 billion won to build an advanced water treatment facility equipped with ozone treatment and activated carbon adsorption systems by 2030. This year, Incheon will carry out basic planning and prepare bidding documents before moving through the necessary administrative procedures and beginning construction next year.
The city has already introduced advanced treatment systems at the Bupyeong and Gongchon Water Treatment Plants, while construction at the Susan Water Treatment Plant is currently underway with completion targeted for August this year.
Incheon’s Nature and Sustainability Highlighted in Latest Issue of ‘Incheon Now’
Incheon Metropolitan City has published the May–June issue of its English-language magazine, Incheon Now.
The bimonthly magazine aims to introduce the city’s policies and attractions to an international audience.
Since its launch in 2010, Incheon Now has served as the city's flagship English publication, providing information on local policies, culture, tourism, and daily life to overseas diplomatic missions, international organizations, foreign residents, businesses, and readers around the world.
The latest issue’s theme is “Connecting with Incheon’s Natural Environment,” and focuses on the city’s natural assets and commitment to sustainability.
It showcases Incheon’s rich ecological resources, including its coastline, tidal flats, wetlands, islands, and rivers, while highlighting the city’s efforts to promote harmony between people and nature.
Commemorative Events to be Held at Incheon Landing Operation Memorial Hall
Incheon Metropolitan City will host a three-day commemorative event at the Incheon Landing Operation Memorial Hall from June 24 to 26 in observance of Patriots and Veterans Month.
The event is designed to honor the sacrifices and contributions of those who served the nation while promoting a culture of remembrance among citizens and future generations.
City officials hope the program will provide an opportunity for residents to reflect on the value of freedom and peace and gain a deeper appreciation of the meaning of national service and sacrifice.
Incheon Launches Driver’s License Classes for Foreign Workers
Incheon Metropolitan City is introducing a driver's license class for foreign workers in cooperation with the Incheon Nonhyeon Police Station and the Incheon Foreign Workers Support Center.
The initiative aims to help foreign workers improve traffic safety awareness and support their successful settlement in local communities.
As the number of foreign workers residing in Korea continues to rise, concerns have grown over traffic accidents caused by unfamiliarity with Korean road conditions and traffic regulations.
The program combines traffic safety education with preparation for the written driver's license examination.
The first session, held on June 14, was attended by 116 workers from Myanmar. A second session is scheduled for June 28 for workers from the Philippines, Vietnam, Thailand, and Cambodia.
Incheon Traditional Market Goods Expo Returns to Soraepo-gu
Incheon Metropolitan City will host the 15th Incheon Traditional Market Goods Exhibition from June 26 to 28 at Haeoreum Plaza in Soraepo-gu.
Now in its 15th year, the event is one of the city’s representative traditional market festivals and is designed to promote and support traditional markets by showcasing and selling quality products from across the city.
Hosted by Incheon City and the Ministry of SMEs and Startups and organized by the Incheon Merchants Association, the exhibition will feature around 40 traditional markets and more than 90 booths, an expansion from last year.
Visitors will be able to enjoy product exhibitions and sales, food markets, local specialty promotions, cultural performances, and a variety of hands-on activities.
Sources: https://news.ifm.kr
