Ulsan City operates emergency medical treatment system to minimize medical gap during Chuseok holiday
Quick Look
- Ulsan City announced that it will operate an emergency treatment system from the 24th to the 27th, the Chuseok holiday, with 100 hospitals and clinics and 128 pharmacies operating on a daily basis and 12 emergency medical institutions maintaining 24-hour treatment.
- Public health centers will also conduct rotational medical treatment, and five public late-night pharmacies will also open for the purchase of medicines.
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Why It Matters
There may be a gap in medical services during the Chuseok holiday, raising concerns about the health and safety of citizens.
Ulsan City announced on the 16th that it will operate an emergency medical treatment system to minimize medical gaps during the Chuseok holiday from the 24th to the 27th of this month.
We operate an emergency medical situation room in conjunction with five districts and counties to check the operating status of hospitals, clinics, pharmacies, and emergency medical institutions and provide information to citizens.
During the holiday season, 100 hospitals, clinics and 128 pharmacies will be open on designated days.
Twelve hospitals, including seven emergency medical institutions and five emergency medical facilities, maintain a 24-hour emergency medical care system even during holidays.
The city plans to designate a one-on-one responsible officer for each emergency medical institution to manage the on-site situation and maintain an emergency communication system.
Public health centers are also conducting rotational treatment.
On the 24th and 25th, the Dong-gu Public Health Center will provide general medical treatment from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on the 26th.
Three Dalbit Children's Hospitals for pediatric patients also provide outpatient treatment.
Boram Hospital and Sunshine Children's Hospital are open during the holidays except for the 25th, the day of Chuseok, and Ulsan City Hospital is open throughout the holidays.
Five public late-night pharmacies will also open for night-time drug purchases.
Information on open hospitals, clinics and pharmacies can be found at the emergency medical portal, city, district and county websites, mobile app 'Emergency Knock Knock', 119 Emergency Management Center, 120 Ulsan Civil Service Center, and Health and Welfare Counseling Center 129.
A city official said, "We will do our best to ensure that everyone has a safe and comfortable holiday by minimizing medical gaps and citizen inconveniences during the Chuseok holiday," and added, "If you visit a hospital, clinic or pharmacy, be sure to check whether they are open in advance."
Open Questions
- What are the specific operating dates and hours of each hospital, clinic and pharmacy?
- Which other public health centers provide rotating medical treatment?
- What are the exact locations of the five public late-night pharmacies?







