By Ko Dong-hwan
With North Korea's military provocations increasing the possibility of war on the Korean Peninsula, a luxurious residential-commercial complex in Seoul recently held an emergency session for residents on what to do if war actually breaks out.
The managing office of Tower Palace in Dogok-dong, Gangnam-gu, held the session on Sep. 18, where participants were given practical tips on what to do when the complex, one of Seoul's wealthiest communities, issues various warning alarms.
Residents learned what to do when they hear an air raid alarm, a poisonous gas alarm or a war warning wherever they are in the city.
The residents also learned what to pack for emergencies, including a large backpack, gas mask, sustenance for two weeks, two two-liter bottles of water, a family photo with durable coating, a passport and a little cash.
Residents of the complex, comprising seven buildings and almost 2,600 suites, had asked management to provide the information session.
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| Tower Palace in Dogok-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul |
The managing office of Tower Palace in Dogok-dong, Gangnam-gu, held the session on Sep. 18, where participants were given practical tips on what to do when the complex, one of Seoul's wealthiest communities, issues various warning alarms.
Residents learned what to do when they hear an air raid alarm, a poisonous gas alarm or a war warning wherever they are in the city.
The residents also learned what to pack for emergencies, including a large backpack, gas mask, sustenance for two weeks, two two-liter bottles of water, a family photo with durable coating, a passport and a little cash.
Residents of the complex, comprising seven buildings and almost 2,600 suites, had asked management to provide the information session.
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