The National Heritage Administration held an award ceremony at the Government Daejeon Complex for the 2nd Preliminary Cultural Heritage Excavation Contest. A total of 103 entries comprising 1,916 relics were submitted, and after thorough evaluations, seven were finally selected. The top award was given to ‘Mountaineer Kim Hong-bin Climbing Data,’ recognizing its significance in Korean disabled sports history.

The National Institute of Forest Science plans to expand weekday free visits to Hongneung Forest starting March 21, 2026. Preparations include the selection of Hongneung Eight Views and installation of safe trails. Director Park Chanyeol stated the expansion will coincide with cherry blossom season.

The National Institute of Cultural Heritage has been selected as a meritorious organization in the technology promotion sector at the 2025 Industrial Technology Promotion Awards. The institute’s research project on ‘Smart Preservation and Utilization Technology Development of National Heritage’ led to the recognition of Carat Fund’s ‘Arch3D Liner’ commercialization. This award acknowledges contributions that include NEP certification, GS certification, and the CES 2025 Innovation Award.

Guidance has been provided to patients concerning the proper use of portable air and oxygen. The Korean government has posted instructional materials on the usage of these products on www.korea.kr. This information is crucial for correctly using air and oxygen products.

It is essential to use personal heater devices correctly in winter. The Ministry of Health and Welfare emphasized safe usage and inspection methods. Care is needed to prevent skin burns and electrical fire accidents.

The Korea FDA and Certification Authority are collaborating to expand K-Food exports. They will provide intensive support to ensure the quality and safety of K-Food. The goal is to enhance K-Food’s competitiveness and credibility in international markets.