00:00The Ministry of Employment, through the Ministry of Employment...
00:11...is preparing to deal with the sea monsoon...
00:17...that usually comes at the end of the year.
00:21That's why we've had an operating room for years...
00:29...for monitoring operations.
00:33We can move the JTR to various locations...
00:40...to assist in the monsoon or natural disasters...
00:45...such as landslides, landslides, etc.
00:50But the worst is the monsoon.
00:54So, last year, or in 2022...
01:01...when I was appointed as Minister, I brought it here.
01:05It was at the end of the monsoon.
01:07I saw that there was an operating room, but it wasn't big enough.
01:13I'm sorry. That's why I suggested...
01:16...that the operating room should be upgraded.
01:21So that it's not just for maintenance, but also for the system.
01:27So I'm proud that today...
01:29...the operation of the operating room...
01:34...has been upgraded in terms of instruction.
01:40So that our ability to monitor is more efficient.
01:43That's why I'm proud and I'd like to congratulate the authorities.
01:50The operating room is important...
01:53...because it can save lives...
01:58...and cause trouble for people.
02:02That's why I've always emphasized that the operating room is a big bang.
02:06It's a big bang. It's a B.I. room.
02:08The operating room is a big bang.
02:13It's sometimes referred to in the parliament to explain...
02:17...what's going on.
02:19So...
02:21...the officers in the B.I. room are all J.K.R. citizens...
02:26...in the government, in the country and in the region.
02:31We're also involved in the economy.
02:34That's why we're more involved...
02:37...not just in the operating room, but also in the field.
02:42So I understand that there are three levels of big bang operation...
02:47...depending on the situation.
02:49The situation is still green.
02:54That is, there are incidents, but it's not that bad.
03:00It's monitored during working hours...
03:04...from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
03:07The reports are made twice a day.
03:10But if the situation is worse, it's yellow.
03:16So the monitoring is more strict.
03:22If the situation is worse, it depends on the number of countries involved.
03:32So it's red.
03:35The red one is 24 hours.
03:37It's made six times a day.
03:42So it's four hours in total.
03:45So this is how the big bang system is operated.
03:53Is the four-hour system part of the disaster prevention system?
03:59The apps can be downloaded right now.
04:03The apps can be used to monitor and make reports.
04:12The important thing is that this information can be used...
04:17...by ordinary people in affected areas.
04:22So after hearing the speech...
04:27...I see that there is room for improvement.
04:31Maybe in the future, it can be implemented in real time.
04:37It's already good.
04:39So in real time, it's better.
04:41The important thing is that this big bang is in the JKR.
04:46The JKR is part of NAKMA.
04:50NAKMA stands for National Disaster Management.
04:55It's a national organization.
05:00We help by sharing the information we get.
05:05We also get information from other parties.
05:08So we can spread it to the people all over the country.
05:14This is very important.
05:16So I would like to ask all the people...
05:25...to download the apps that have been absorbed.
05:32When can the big bang be integrated into the mobile apps?
05:41Has it been included? Yes, it has.
05:43The mobile apps? Not yet.
05:46The mobile apps? Not yet.
05:49Maybe it needs to be done.
05:52But it's already there.
05:54There are apps that can be downloaded now.
