South Korea, through Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA), will start a programme Saturday to increase the capacities of Bangladesh fire service officials to ensure stable operation and efficient management.
Five officials from Bangladesh Fire Service and Civil Defence will participate in the 14-day training in the southern half of the Korean Peninsula.
The training in South Korea will help them understand the support system of the Emergency Response Control Center, and acquire the procedures and techniques for the operation of a comprehensive disaster prevention system.
It will also help them enable a stable system operation and efficient management of fire service and civil defence and strengthen future cooperation in the area.
Korea Information Systems Consulting and Audit will organise field visits to important sites and offices for a better understanding of Korea’s National Emergency Management Agency.
Finally, the Bangladesh officials will develop a country action plan to develop feasible measures to apply the knowledge, technology and experience learned to their workplace.
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Source: United News of Bangladesh