The 19th Busan Fireworks Festival, in a little while...80,000 firework into the autumn night sky

[Anchor]
The Busan Fireworks Festival, which marks its 19th anniversary this year, will embroider the waters off Gwangalli this evening.

Due to the good weather, 1 million people are expected to flock to the venue and the attraction with fireworks.

There is a reporter at the festival. Reporter Kim Jong Ho!

It's time to be crowded with people because the event is just around the corner.

How many people are together?

[Reporter]
Starting with the white sand beach in the morning, the sidewalks and coastal roads next door were covered with crowds.

There are so many people that it is somewhat inconvenient to move.

Right now, there is a pre-event on stage, and the main event begins at 7 p.m.

The event is divided into parts 1 and 2, and first, a specialized company invited from China will present a fireworks show for 15 minutes.

At 7:25 p.m., the second part, which is the core, begins.

You can also meet Niagara, which creates a waterfall from Gwangan Bridge toward the sea, and a large flame that spreads up to 400m in the largest size in Korea this year.

In addition to this, this year, we will prepare fireworks that cannot be seen before, such as text, waves, and parachutes, and embroider the night sky for 30 minutes.

YTN broadcasts the entire process of 80,000 fireworks on the sea live in 4K ultra-high definition on its YouTube channel.

[Anchor]
I'm looking forward to seeing it on a vivid screen in my home room.

However, safety concerns are the biggest concern when crowds gather.

What kind of preparation did you make?

[Reporter]
The Busan Metropolitan Government anticipated that 1 million people would flock to Marine City, Dongbaek Island, and Hwangnyeongsan Mountain, where you can see fireworks, and prepared congestion management and safety measures.

First of all, the area around the venue, major viewing points, and Gwangan Bridge will be blocked or blocked from entering the vehicle in turn.

Public transportation will be expanded.The city of

organized 240 additional urban railroads between 4 p.m. and 9 p.m.

In addition, city buses passing around the venue will operate on a weekday level, not on holidays, and additional buses will be added from the end of the event.

More than 6,700 people, including police, firefighters, and public officials, will be deployed to manage congestion and safety at the venue.

This year's event was adjusted to end an hour compared to previous years, so there was room on the way home.

In addition, the Busan Metropolitan Government plans to manage the crowds on white sand and coastal roads so that there are no more than 200,000 people and induce them to leave from the outside one after the event so that they do not get tangled.

I'm Kim Jongho from YTN at Gwangalli Beach in Busan.