Minister Kwon Oh-eul inspected independence movement sites in Shanghai, China.
The visit aims to strengthen the preservation and management of these historical sites.
Further details can be found in the press release.

The government task force arrested 19 individuals involved in illegal gun manufacturing and distribution, seizing 3 guns and 338 imitation firearms.
The task force was established after the Incheon Songdo homemade gun murder case in July last year and has been working to block illegal gun manufacturing and distribution through information sharing and investigations.
They plan to continue investigations on high-risk individuals through information sharing and system improvements, and to amend the enforcement decree of the Firearms and Explosives Control Act.

Jinhee Lee, Director of Customs Clearance, visited the Seoul Customs International Moving Cargo Clearance Center.
The visit aimed to check the progress of the clearance inspection station expansion and listen to field difficulties.
Once the expansion is complete, clearance time will be reduced, and the import of hazardous items like drugs and firearms will be blocked.

Ten members have been appointed to the 6th Public Opinion Concentration Survey Committee.
For detailed information, please refer to the press release from the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism.
The information is provided by www.korea.kr.

Eun Sung-ho, Director of Population and Social Services Policy at the Ministry of Health and Welfare, visited the Gyeryong Just Dream Center to inspect the operation status of the pilot project.
This visit was arranged to check the initial settlement status of the pilot project and to gather difficulties and suggestions from the field.
The Ministry of Health and Welfare plans to continue communication with the field to ensure the pilot project can be established as a nationwide model.

The Nuclear Safety and Security Commission (NSSC) has begun investigating a UF6 gas leak at KEPCO Nuclear Fuel.
The leak occurred during maintenance of uranium conversion equipment, and further leakage was immediately prevented.
An on-site inspection confirmed no radiation leakage or casualties, and the NSSC has dispatched a team of experts to analyze the root cause.