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Strengthening safety on the Jeju Olle trails.
We will now introduce the "Safety Call" service designed for the safety of travelers walking the Jeju Olle trails.
If you inform the Jeju Olle call center of your trekking plans before setting out, you can receive safety check calls at 1-hour intervals while walking.
If you cannot be reached or if any signs of trouble are detected during these calls, follow-up measures are taken to check on your safety.
In addition, the "Olle Pass" app allows users to report emergencies to the police by pressing an "emergency report" button when an urgent situation arises.
With the number of Safety Call service usages reaching approximately 2,200 cases through August of this year, you may want to keep this in mind when visiting Jeju.
(Photo: Yonhap News)
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Walking Jeju Olle Trails with Peace of Mind... 'Safety Call' Every Hour
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