Observed arrival · 2026-10-13
Penggu24 turns public emergency data into an after-hours care finder
This Korean-language site helps people find pharmacies and clinics that are open now, plus emergency-room bed information, using public medical data.
- For
- People needing after-hours care in Korea
- Worth noticing
- It applies holiday hours on public and substitute holidays, while warning that institution-reported schedules may lag temporary closures.
Field notes
The homepage says the service uses the National Emergency Medical Center’s public emergency-information API, also described as a source used by E-Gen. Its guides cover Moonlight Children’s Hospitals, emergency-room classifications, and when to use 119; one guide cites 44 regional emergency medical centers, 139 local emergency medical centers, and 233 local emergency medical institutions. The site cautions that provider-reported schedules may not reflect temporary closures.
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