서울 지하철내에서는 난방이 된다 안된다? (Heating is not allowed in Seoul subway?)

서울 지하철내에서는 난방이 된다 안된다?
나는 원래 다른 지역에서 살고 있다가 애기를 낳고 
몸조리를 다 하고 서울로 올라왔다.
지금 나는 서울에 살고 있지만 집 안에서 애기를 보느라 멀리 나간적도 없고 또 지하철은 요즘 코로나 바이러스 때문에 위험한 것 같아서 겨울에는 지하철역 근처도 안갔다.
물론 남편은 매일매일 출퇴근을 하느라 1시간 씩 지하철을 탄다. 왕복 2시간 정도 된다.
지금 서울은 2월달이지만 매일매일 영하의 날씨이다.
집에만 있는데도 집도 너무 춥다고 느꼈었다.그리고 어느날 편의점을 가러 잠깐 밖에 나갔다가 들어왔는데 집이 너무 따뜻하고 그때 내가 안경을 쓰고 있었는데 안경에 김이 서릴정도였다.
그만큼 안과 밖의 온도차이가 크다는것이다.
여름에 에어컨 최저온도로 낮추면 아무리 여름이라도 추워서 오들오들 거리는데 집의 온도가 에어컨 튼거같은 온도였다.그런데 밖의 온도는 영하까지 내려가니까 집이 상대적으로 훨씬 따뜻하게 느껴졌다.집이 냉장고라면 밖은 냉동실 정도?
그래서 밖에 너무 춥다고 말했더니 남편이 자기는 매일 왕복 2시간을 지하철에서 오들오들 떨면서 간다고 했다.
나는 의아했다. 여름에는 지하철타면 냉방이 되는데 겨울에는 난방을 안해줄까? 라는 생각이 들었다.
그래서 인터넷으로 마구 찾아봤지만 여름 지하철 내에 냉방에 대해서는 많이 나왔지만 겨울 지하철내에 난방에 대해서는 딱히 나오지 않았다.너무 궁금해서 카카오톡 서울 지하철 출퇴근통근러 라는 방에 들어가서 질문을 했다.
결론은 열차내에서 난방 해주긴 하는데 출퇴근 시간에는 오히려 승객 혼잡으로 난방 가동시 덥다는 민원이 접수되는 경우가 있어 안틀때도 있다고 했다.
심지어 겨울에도 냉방을 해야한다는 민원이 접수된다고도 한다.
내가 출퇴근 시간에 지하철을 안타보긴 했지만 영하 날씨에도 사람많은 지하철 타면 더워서 냉방까지 해야 될 정도인가 싶었다.
그렇다면 남편은 왜 춥다는거지?
또 다시 의문이 생긴다...
이 외에도 재밌는 이야깃거리가 올라왔다.
방에는 기관사도 있었는데 실제로 기관사 면접볼때 질문이 덥다와 춥다가 동시에 접수될 경우 어떻게 할것인가? 라는 질문도 나왔다고 한다.
답은 덥다와 춥다 민원중에서 더 많은쪽으로 결정한다고 한다.
또 요즘은 지하철 내에서는 모두 신종 코로나 때문에 지하철 내에서 마스크쓰고 항상 긴장하면서 다니는것 같다.
눈에 침이튀면 눈으로도 감염될 수 있다기에 나는 남편에게  고글대신 안경이라도 쓰고 출퇴근 하라고 말한다.
추가 확진자가 더 나올수록 불안에 떨면서도 출퇴근 또는 학교에 가기위해서 어쩔 수 없이 지하철을 타야하는 모습이 너무 안타까웠다.
얼른 신종 코로나 바이러스가 사라져서 모두 안전하게 대중교통을 이용하는 날이 왔으면 좋겠다

Heating is not allowed in Seoul subway?
I used to live in a different area and have a baby.
I came back to Seoul after taking care of myself.
Now I live in Seoul, but I have never gone far to see a baby in my house, and I did not go near the subway station in winter because I think the subway is dangerous because of the coronavirus.
Of course, my husband takes the subway for an hour to and from work every day. It's about two hours round trip.
It is February in Seoul, but it is below zero every day.
I felt that it was too cold even though I was just at home.And one day, I went out to go to a convenience store and came in. The house was so warm and I was wearing glasses and my glasses were steaming.
The difference in temperature between inside and outside is that much.
When the air conditioner was lowered to the lowest temperature in summer, the temperature of the house was as if the air conditioner was turned on, no matter how cold it was in summer.But the temperature outside was below zero, so the house felt relatively warmer.If your house is a refrigerator, then it's like a freezer
So I said it was too cold outside, and my husband said that he goes back and forth for two hours every day in the subway, shivering on the subway.
I was puzzled. In summer, you can get air-conditioned by subway, but won't you heat it up in winter? it occurred to me that ...
So I searched a lot on the internet, but there was a lot about cooling in the summer subway, but not much about heating in the winter subway.I was so curious that I went into a room called Kakao Talk Subway Station and asked a question.
The conclusion is that it does heat up on the train, but sometimes it doesn't work because of heavy passenger traffic.
Even in the winter, complaints are filed that the air conditioner is required.
Even though I took the subway during rush hour, I wondered if I should do air conditioning because it is too hot in the subway which is crowded even in the minus weather.
Then why is he cold?
Questions arise again...
Other interesting stories have been posted.
There was also a driver in the room. What would you do if questions were hot and cold during the interview? The question was also asked.
The answer is hot and cold, and it is said that it decides more of the civil complaints.
Also, because of the new Korona in the subway, I always wear a mask in the subway and go around with nervousness.
I tell my husband to go to work wearing glasses instead of goggles because saliva can get infected with the eyes.
The more confirmed, the more anxious I was, the more I felt I had to take the subway to get to work or school.
I hope the new Korona virus will disappear soon and the day will come when everyone uses public transportation safely.