(Summit 10th ordinary meeting of the Government of the thirteenth Municipalities of 14 October 2013 to discuss the adoption of Decree No. 187 of 25 February 2005 on the People's Government Order No. 187 of 25 February 2014.

Chapter I General

Article 1 promotes economic and social scientific development in order to avoid and mitigate the damage caused by meteorological disasters and to develop this approach in the light of the laws, regulations and regulations such as the hurricanes in the northern province of the river, the Meteorological Disaster Defence Regulations of the River Province.

Article 2 defences in the current city's administration area of storms, storms, typhoons, cholera, high temperature disasters (hereinafter referred to as meteorable disasters).

The legal, administrative and regulatory provisions provide for the defence of disasters such as derivatives, sub-disaster geological disasters, droughts, forest fires.

Article 3. Meteorological disaster defence should uphold the principle of people-centred, scientific defence, government ownership, sector-led and social participation.

Article IV. Governments of more people at the district level should strengthen the leadership of meteorological disaster defence efforts, establish meteorological disaster defence structures, improve meteorological disaster defence systems, establish mechanisms and responsibilities for sound meteorological disaster defence and incorporate the requirements for meteorological disaster defence into the current financial budget.

Article 5 The relevant sectors of the population at the district level should be based on the division of responsibilities, with the common knowledge of meteorological disaster defence.

More than 6 people at the district level should organize meteorological authorities and relevant sectors to publicize meteorological disaster defence laws, regulations, access to meteorological disaster defence knowledge and increase public awareness of disaster risk reduction and capacity.

Schools should incorporate meteorological disaster defence knowledge into curricula and extra-curricular education content, develop and enhance students' awareness of meteorology and resilience.

Chapter II Information on early warning

Article 7. Governments of more people at the district level should establish and improve the dissemination, dissemination, reception system for meteorological disaster early warning information and increase the statute of limitation and coverage of early warning information.

The meteorological stations affiliated with the Meteorological Authority at the district level should be issued in an effort to harmonize meteorological disaster warning information, and other organizations and individuals should not publish meteorological disaster early warning information to society.

Article 8. The meteorological stations affiliated with the Meteorological Authority at the district level should report on meteorological disaster early warning information to the current people's Government in a timely manner, and inform the relevant meteorological disaster defence, relief services and units.

Article 9. The meteorological stations affiliated with the Meteorological Authority of the people at the district level should be closely monitored to weather changes, changes in due time or to the early warning of meteorology, increasing disaster weather forecasts, accuracy rates of early warning and statutes.

Article 10. The management units identified in intensive sites such as communes (communes), street offices, village (residents) committees and schools, hospitals, sports sites (bassies), airports, car stations or focal points should be disseminated in a timely manner to the meteorological defence associates, informationers or focal points who have received information on meteorological disaster early warning provided by meteorological stations affiliated to meteorological authorities.

Article 11. Information dissemination units such as radio, television, newspapers, telecommunications, networks should be made available in a timely, accurate, non-reimbursable manner to the community or to the meteorological stations affiliated with local meteorological authorities, without denying, delayed transmission or unauthorized alteration of information on disaster early warning.

Article 12, intensive places of personnel, such as schools, hospitals, business sites, sports sites (houses), transport hubs, airports, highway, tourist landscapes (points), communities, should be accessible and disseminated to meteorological disaster early warning information.

Article 13 communes, the Government of the town, Street Office, the Village (NL) National Commission should disseminate information on meteorological disaster early warning, including through the use of linear radios, high-speakers, e-demonstrators and vincs.

Chapter III Disaster defence and emergency response

Article 14. The Government of the people at the district level should organize a census of the types, frequency, intensity and damage of meteorology in this administrative region by meteorological authorities and relevant sectors, establish meteorological disaster databases, and implement a level of early warning in accordance with the types of meteorology, development dynamics and the level of potential hazards.

Article 15. The Ministry of Meteorological Disaster Defence, which is at the district level, shall organize meetings in accordance with meteorological disaster early warning information, decide to initiate response at the appropriate level and report on the Government of the people at the highest level.

Article 16, after the start of the emergency response, the Meteorological Authority of the communes of more than the people at the district level should organize the monitoring of meteorology disasters and the conduct of on-site services. Relevant departments and units should take appropriate response measures.

Article 17, the communes of meteorological disasters, the Government of the people of the town, the Street Office, the Village (NL) and the related units should be mobilized in accordance with the decisions, orders of the local people's Government and organize people to carry out their own rescues and assist in the maintenance of good social order.

units and individuals in the area of meteorology should be subject to the decisions, orders of the local people's Government to respond to emergency response measures by the people's Government and the relevant sectors to prevent emergency response.

In accordance with Article 18, the total number and duration of the snowfalls, the early warning of the snow is divided into four levels:

(i) Blue warning (IV): It is expected that a total of 24 hours will reach more than 10 mm;

(ii) Adheral early warning (III): It is expected that the total number of future 24 hours will reach more than 15 mm;

(iii) Arange early warning (II): a total of more than 20 mm m2 is expected for the next 24 hours;

(iv) Helter early warning (tier I): It is expected that a total of more than 30 mm will be reached in the next 24 hours.

Article 19

The heads of the provincial-level people's government are responsible for the implementation of the organization responsible for the response to this administrative regional response.

The communes (communes) of meteorological disasters, the street offices organized safe concealments of the old homes, plant houses, working squatters and temporary construction (construction).

The education sector has been informed of early warning information to kindergartens and schools in a timely manner.

The public security sector strengthens the real-time monitoring of urban roads and transport evacuations to the slope road.

Urban management organizations have been able to work on the road to the cities.

The transport sector organizes the main road outflows to guide road transport enterprises, car passenger stations to adjust transport plans and passenger freight classes and to evacuate passengers in a timely manner.

Agricultural agricultural plant farmers and livestock farming, aquaculture households are equipped with various agricultural facilities and feeding facilities and technology management.

The health sector is able to respond to health.

The safe production monitoring management informed early warning information to enterprises such as open mines, oil wells, hazardous chemicals production storage.

Tourism sector organizations have been able to carry out a bridging route in the tourist landscape (point).

The author's authorities conduct real-time monitoring, charging and brurisheds.

The business trust sector coordinates the maintenance of communication facilities in the city's communications enterprises and ensures access to communications.

The railway sector has been informed by passengers on a timely basis of early-warning information to strengthen the border crossings.

Airfields are briefed passengers on early-warning information and on the removal of aircraft runways.

The units such as electricity, water supply, gas and heating have been able to carry out the maintenance and failure of the linear equipment.

At all levels, entrepreneurship units, social groups and streets should be ready to work on the skirms in the health responsibilities area of this unit.

Article 20

The heads of sub-designate of the communes are responsible for the implementation of the organization responsible for the response to this administrative regional emergency response, and all sectors and units have been able to take over relief efforts on the basis of the Blue Early Warning Response.

The public security sector has been able to work on the transport evacuation of the skirms, and transport control measures have been taken with regard to the priority sections such as Google.

The civil affairs sector has been able to provide typical relief for poor and street begging.

The management of safe production oversees the hidden governance of businesses such as open mines, oil wells, hazardous chemicals production stocks.

The property authorities organize focused on the existence of hidden archaeological buildings, archaeological sites and burials.

Article 21

The heads of the municipal government are responsible for the implementation of the organization of response to this administrative regional emergency response, and all sectors and units are working on the basis of a yellow-warning response.

The district-level government in the area of meteorology has entered the response in response to the municipal authorities.

The education sector informs kindergartens and secondary schools of the preparation of the school and takes effective measures to protect the safety of school students.

The public safety sector has taken limited and rapid traffic control measures for the settlement.

The civil affairs sector has transferred persons that may be affected to prepare for emergency relief supplies.

Business and price authorities enhance market monitoring of the essentials of life and have timely access to market dynamics and information.

The Safety Production Monitoring Administration has informed the enterprise dedicated (and part) teams, such as open mines, oil wells, hazardous chemicals production storage, for emergency response preparedness.

The tourism sector informs the tourist landscape (point) of the closure of dangerous cruise routes, the safe transfer or the proper resettlement of closed tourists.

The property authorities take urgent measures to protect the archaeological buildings, archaeological sites and cemeteries that cause light risk, damage to the Ministry of the Interior, and prevent the expansion of the risk.

The railway sector adjusts the vehicle movement control programme to the appropriate time, custodial cars operate and properly accommodated passengers.

Airfields were informed by passengers about changes in the flight plan and properly accommodated passengers.

Article 22

The main heads of the city are responsible for the implementation of the organization of response to the current administrative regional emergency response, and all sectors and units have been able to take stock of disaster risk relief efforts on the basis of the aused early warning response.

The district-level government in the area of meteorology has entered the response in response to the request of the superior Government.

The education sector informs kindergartens and mid-school schools as appropriate and takes effective measures to protect the safety of school students.

The civil affairs sector is able to respond to emergency relief funds, the allocation and distribution of goods, in accordance with disaster situations and the needs of the population affected.

The construction sector has informed the construction of the house and municipal works on a temporary basis.

Business and price authorities initiated a day-to-day monitoring and reporting system that guides large-scale traders in the supply of goods.

The Safety Production Monitoring Management has informed businesses such as open mines, oil wells, hazardous chemicals production storage, or suspension of production.

The tourism sector informs closed outdoor tourist sites (points), safe transfer or proper resettlement of tourists.

The property authorities have taken precautionary measures against collateral buildings, archaeological sites and burials that have suffered serious damage.

Airfields have issued timely information on the changes in the flight plan and the closure of the airport to properly accommodate the remaining passengers.

The VAF forces are ready to take over the disaster.

Article 23 is divided into four levels according to the level of wind power:

(i) Blue warning (IV): an average wind strength is expected for the next 24 hours;

(ii) Pretrial warning (tier III): an average wind strength of 7 to 8 hours is expected for the next 24 hours;

(iii) Arange early warning (tier II): an average wind strength is expected for the next 24 hours;

(iv) Hearning (at I): it is expected that an average wind power will take place for more than 10 hours in the next 24 hours.

Article 24, Blue Early Warning Response:

The heads of the provincial-level people's government are responsible for the implementation of the organization responsible for the response to this administrative regional response.

The communes (communes) of meteorological disasters, the street offices organized safe concealments of the old homes, plant houses, working squatters and temporary construction (construction).

The education sector has been informed of early warning information to kindergartens and schools in a timely manner.

The construction sector organizes inspections such as temporary construction (construction) construction of house buildings and municipal engineering construction sites.

The agricultural sector is working on farmland, grassland fire prevention, providing guidance to plant agricultural farmers and livestock farmers and aquaculture to take preventive measures.

The forest sector is well-established.

The safe production monitoring management informed early warning information to enterprises such as open mines, oil wells, hazardous chemicals production storage, cigarette production. The tourism sector informed the tourist landscape (points) of the suspension of water and high-warning projects.

The business trust sector coordinates the maintenance of communication facilities in the city's communications enterprises and ensures access to communications.

Electrical units are able to carry out the maintenance and failure of the route equipment.

Article 25

The heads of sub-designate of the communes are responsible for the implementation of the organization responsible for the response to this administrative regional emergency response, and all sectors and units have been able to take over relief efforts on the basis of the Blue Early Warning Response.

The education sector informs kindergartens and schools of the suspension of extra-learning activities.

The public security sector strengthens the real-time monitoring of urban roads.

The safe production management organizes hidden governance in enterprises such as open mines, oil wells, hazardous chemicals production storage, cigarb production.

The construction sector informs the construction of buildings and municipal engineering enterprises of the suspension of airfield operations.

Airfields are briefed passengers on changes in early warning information and flight plans and properly accommodated passengers.

Article 26

The heads of the municipal government are responsible for the implementation of the organization of response to this administrative regional emergency response, and all sectors and units are working on the basis of a yellow-warning response.

The district-level government in the area of meteorology has entered the response in response to the municipal authorities.

The education sector informs kindergartens and schools, as appropriate, of the changes in school hours or the suspension of school hours, the avoidance of the start-up paragraph, and takes effective measures to protect the safety of school students.

The public safety sector has taken prompt movement measures against national and provincial road traffic vehicles.

The construction sector informs the construction of buildings and municipal works to suspend the construction operation at high altitudes and rooms.

The parking sector is well-established in the green trees in urban areas.

The transport sector guides road transport enterprises, automotive stations to adjust transport plans and passenger trips and to evacuate passengers in a timely manner.

The Safety Production Monitoring Administration informed the enterprise dedicated (and part) teams, such as open mines, oil wells, hazardous chemicals production storage, cigarb production, to prepare for emergency relief.

The tourism sector informs closed outdoor tourist sites (points), safe transfer or proper resettlement of tourists.

The rail sector organizes a movement-of-trainer phase to influence regional road blocks quickly.

Twenty-seventh surge warning response:

The main heads of the city are responsible for the implementation of the organization of response to the current administrative regional emergency response, and all sectors and units have been able to take stock of disaster risk relief efforts on the basis of the aused early warning response.

The district-level government in the area of meteorology has entered the response in response to the request of the superior Government.

The transport sector guides road transport enterprises, automotive stations to take stop-delivery measures to evacuate passengers in a timely manner.

The Safety Production Monitoring Management has informed businesses such as open mines, oil wells, hazardous chemicals production storage, cigarb production, or the suspension of production.

The railway sector organizes a movement control vehicle to secure passenger safety through regional road blocks.

Article 28 is divided into four levels in accordance with rainfall and minimum temperatures:

(i) Blue warning (IV): an average temperature or a minimum temperature decrease of more than 10°C for the next 48 hours is projected, with a minimum temperature of 4°C;

(ii) Pretrial warning (III): an average temperature of 48 hours or a minimum temperature decrease of more than 12°C over the next 48 hours, with a minimum temperature of 0°C;

(iii) Arange early warning (II): an average temperature of 48 hours or a minimum temperature decrease of 16°C over the next 48 hours is projected, with the lowest temperature being equal to 4°C;

(iv) Interpreter (work level): an average temperature of 48 hours or a minimum temperature decrease of 18°C over the next 48 hours is projected, with the lowest temperature equal to 4°C.

Article 29 Blue warning response:

The heads of the provincial-level people's government are responsible for the implementation of the organization responsible for the response to this administrative regional response.

The public safety sector is able to carry out a road ice evacuation.

The agricultural and livestock sectors guide farmers and aquaculture farmers to take preventive measures.

The units such as electricity, water supply, gas and heating have been able to carry out the maintenance and failure of the linear equipment.

Article 33 typhical early warning response:

The heads of sub-designate of the communes are responsible for the implementation of the organization responsible for the response to this administrative regional emergency response, and all sectors and units have been able to take over relief efforts on the basis of the Blue Early Warning Response.

The civil affairs sector has been able to provide typical relief for poor and street begging.

The health sector is able to respond to health.

The heat unit is ready for heating.

Article 31: typhistico warning response:

The heads of the municipal government are responsible for the implementation of the organization of response to this administrative regional emergency response, and all sectors and units are working on the basis of a yellow-warning response.

The district-level government in the area of meteorology has entered the response in response to the municipal authorities.

The Civil Affairs Department is ready to prepare for the storage of relief supplies.

Business and price authorities enhance market monitoring of the essentials of life and have timely access to market dynamics and information.

The forest sector has been able to provide guidance to farmers in the use of pyrethroids such as cigarettes.

Article 32

The heads of the municipal administrations are responsible for the implementation of the organization of response to the current regional emergency response, and the various departments and units have been able to carry out disaster risk response efforts on the basis of the aused early warning response.

The district-level government in the area of meteorology has entered the response in response to the municipal authorities.

The civil affairs sector is able to respond to emergency relief funds, the allocation and distribution of goods, in accordance with disaster situations and the needs of the population affected.

Business and price authorities initiated a day-to-day monitoring and reporting system that guides large-scale traders in the supply of goods.

The forest sector has been able to guide the use of cereal measures such as smoking for fruits and farmers.

In accordance with the size of the visibility, large-scale early warning is divided into a secondary level:

(i) Aorange early warning (tier II): It is expected that there will be less than two hundred metres in the next 24 hours;

(ii) Red Early Warning (I level): It is expected that a 24-hour period will be less visible than 50 metres in the future.

Article XIV Uniting early warning responses:

The Head of the Municipal Government is responsible for the implementation of the organization responsible for the response to this regional response.

The district-level government in the area of meteorology has entered the response in response to the municipal authorities.

The public safety sector is well regulated and evacuated.

The environmental protection sector enhances monitoring of the extent of air pollution.

The transport sector guides road transport enterprises, automotive stations to adjust transport plans and passenger trips and to evacuate passengers in a timely manner.

The agricultural sector directs vegetable farmers to take additional measures.

The health sector is able to respond to health.

Airfields are briefed passengers on changes in early warning information and flight plans and properly accommodated passengers.

The electrical units have strengthened the operation of the electrical network and have been able to respond to the repairs of the slander damage line.

Article XV Heavy warning response:

The heads of the municipal administrations are responsible for the implementation of the organization of response to the current regional emergency response, and the various departments and units have been able to carry out disaster risk response efforts on the basis of the aused early warning response.

The district-level government in the area of meteorology has entered the response in response to the municipal authorities.

Suspension or removal of large-scale activities and popular assembly.

The environmental protection sector enhances the regulation of companies that are vulnerable to air pollution and controls on emissions of air pollution.

The construction sector has informed the construction of the house and municipal works on a temporary basis.

In accordance with article XVI, high temperature early warning is divided into a secondary level:

(i) Aorange early warning (II): more than 37°C will be expected for the next 24 hours;

(ii) Red early warning (tier I): it is expected that more than 40°C will take place in the next 24 hours.

Article 37 High-range early warning response:

The heads of the provincial-level people's government are responsible for the implementation of the organization responsible for the response to this administrative regional response.

Suspension or cancellation of large-scale activities and mass gatherings outside the temperature.

Urban management organizations have increased water frequency for major cities.

The agricultural sector directs vegetable farmers to take measures such as shelters, ventilation and temperature.

The health sector is able to respond to health.

The safe production monitoring management informed businesses such as open mines, oil wells, hazardous chemicals production stocks on a timely basis of early warning information and the pyrotechnical production enterprises were suspended according to national standards.

Electricity, water supply units are provided with electricity, water peaks and equipment failures.

The user unit arranges for the duration of the work outside of the workforce not to exceed five hours, and shall not be able to arrange outdoor operations between 12 and 15 hours.

Article 338 High-warning response:

The heads of the provincial-level people's government are responsible for the implementation of the organization responsible for the response to this administrative regional response.

The education sector informs kindergartens and secondary schools, as appropriate, of the adjustment of school hours or suspensions and takes effective measures to protect the safety of school students.

The management of safe production oversees the hidden governance of enterprises such as oil wells, hazardous chemicals production storage.

The unit of the person was suspended.

Chapter IV Legal responsibility

Article 39, which violates this approach, provides that the relevant laws, regulations, regulations and regulations have clear legal responsibility.

Article 40 Governments, meteorological authorities and relevant departments and their staff at all levels have one of the following acts, which is rectified by their superior administrative organs or inspection bodies; in serious circumstances, the treatment of persons directly responsible and other persons directly responsible is provided by law;

(i) Exhibiting, false reporting or leading to major omissions, misstatement of meteorological disaster early warning information;

(ii) Failure to take meteorological disaster response measures in a timely manner;

(iii) Other acts that are not carried out by law.

In violation of this approach, there are one of the following acts, which are rectified by the Government of the people at the district level or by the authorities concerned; which constitutes a violation of the management of the security sector, which is sanctioned by law by the public security authorities; and which constitutes an offence punishable by law:

(b) To take measures to prevent meteorology;

Failure to comply with the decision, order or cooperate with the implementation of the meteorological disaster response measures taken by the people's Government and its relevant sectors.

Article 42, in violation of this approach, provides that one of the following acts is converted by the Meteorological Authorities of the Government of more than the people at the district level, warnings that can be fined by a fine of up to five0,000 dollars; and that the public safety authority is punished by law:

(i) To release information on disaster weather alerts and meteorological disaster warning to society;

(ii) Media units such as radio, television, newspapers, telecommunications, networks have not been webcasted or published information on disaster weather alerts and meteorological disaster warning;

(iii) The development, dissemination of false or otherwise of disaster-related information and meteorological disasters obtained through illegal channels.

Chapter V

Article 43