Ministry of Public Safety and Security (South Korea) explained

Agency Name:Ministry of Public Safety and Security
Republic of Korea
Nativename:국민안전처
Nativename A:國民安全處
Nativename R:Gung-min-an-jeon-cheo
Formed:November 19, 2014
Dissolved:July 25, 2017
Preceding2:Korea Coast Guard
Preceding3:National Emergency Management Agency
Jurisdiction:Government of Republic of Korea
Headquarters:Ministry of Public Safety and Security Sejong Special Autonomous City, Republic of Korea
Budget:3.2trillion Korean Won
Chief1 Name:Park In-Yong
Chief1 Position:Minister
Chief2 Name:Lee Seong-ho
Chief2 Position:Vice Minister
Employees:10,160
Chief3 Name:Jo, Song Rae
Chief3 Position:Vice Minister for National Fire Service

The Ministry of Public Safety and Security (MPSS;) was an organization of the national government of South Korea with the responsibility of public safety and security. It was established on November 19, 2014, with a merger of the National Emergency Management Agency, Korea Coast Guard, a branch of Safety of Ministry of Security and Public Administration to prevent and efficiently respond to national disasters. It has its headquarters in the Seoul Government Complex.

History

Important Roles

  1. Safety Industry, Technology
  2. Civil Defense, Elevator Safety
  3. Fire Suppression · Rescue and Emergency Medical Services
  4. Maritime Search and Rescue Operations
  5. Special Disaster Response
  6. Maritime Security
  7. Marine Pollution Response
  8. Control Natural Disasters and Societal Disasters
  9. Disaster reduction, Climate change, Earthquake prevention
  10. National Disaster and Safety Control Center

See also