Seoul and Beijing to work closely on fine dust measures: Environment Ministry
South Korea plans to work closely (가까이, 근접하여) with China to combat (방지하다, 해결하다, 싸우다, 전쟁) fine dust.
The environment minister Cho Myung-rae revealed today. a set of stronger plans (강력한 대책) to bring down high fine dust levels in the country.
Cho says. Seoul and Beijing will work to conduct a joint test above the West Sea within the year.
The ministry also plans to divide the emergency measures into (~으로 나누다) different levels, based on the length of the crisis.
If the measures (측정) are in effect for three days or more, vehicles used by the civil servants (공무원) will be banned from the road.
And if the measures are in effect (시행되다) for five days or more, additional restrictions (제한) will be applied to vehicles by emission standards.
And local governments can apply vehicle rotation (회전, 교대) systems.
The environment minister Cho Myung-rae revealed today. a set of stronger plans (강력한 대책) to bring down high fine dust levels in the country.
Cho says. Seoul and Beijing will work to conduct a joint test above the West Sea within the year.
The ministry also plans to divide the emergency measures into (~으로 나누다) different levels, based on the length of the crisis.
If the measures (측정) are in effect for three days or more, vehicles used by the civil servants (공무원) will be banned from the road.
And if the measures are in effect (시행되다) for five days or more, additional restrictions (제한) will be applied to vehicles by emission standards.
And local governments can apply vehicle rotation (회전, 교대) systems.
