(Adopted by the 14th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Turkmen Republic of 26 April 2013, No. 135 of 9 May 2013, No. 135 of the Order of the Government of the Community of the Republic of Western Sahara, which came into force on 1 June 2013)

Article 1, in order to regulate the publication and dissemination of meteorological disaster early warning information, to defend weather disasters, to avoid and mitigate the loss of meteorology, to maintain public safety and social order, to develop this approach in line with the laws and regulations such as the People's Republic of China Meteorological Act, the Department of State Meteorological Disaster Defence Regulations.

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Article 3 of this approach describes meteorological disasters, including cyclones, storms, storms, typhoons, storms, droughts, cigarettes, denunciation, cholera, road ices, storms (cush).

Information on meteorological disasters, as described in this approach, includes:

(i) Types, intensity, time, duration, development trends, impact of regional, defensive guidelines for meteorological disasters;

(ii) Names and maps of meteorological disaster warning signals, level of early warning information;

(iii) Name and time of release of meteorological disaster early warning information.

Article IV. Early-warning information on meteorological disasters is published and disseminated in line with the Government's ownership, social participation, unity of publication, and the principle of rapid dissemination.

Article 5 municipalities, municipalities (at the district), the people of the region should strengthen the dissemination and dissemination of infrastructure for meteorological disaster early warning information, release and dissemination channels, and expand the coverage of meteorological disaster early warning information.

Article 6. Municipal, municipal and zonal meteorological authorities are responsible for the publication and dissemination of information on meteorological disaster early warning in the current administration.

Sectors such as municipalities, municipalities (zones), district government emergency management agencies and public security, treasury, servitude, construction, agriculture, water, transport, tourism, education, and municipal parking should be co-ordinated with meteorological disaster early warning information dissemination and emergency response, in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

The authorities such as radio Television, informationization and radio, press releases should organize, within their respective responsibilities, the dissemination of meteorological disaster early warning information, such as television, radio, newspapers, networks, and communications operators (hereinafter referred to as information dissemination agencies).

The meteorological stations affiliated with the municipal, municipal (zone) meteorological authorities are specifically responsible for the production and publication of meteorological disaster early warning information in the current administrative region.

Article 7. Urban meteorological authorities should organize guidelines for the defence of meteorology disasters and issue them to the public.

Article 8. Early-warning information on meteorology has issued a principle of sub-management.

Early-warning information on meteorology is divided into four levels (General), III (weigh), II (serious), I (special gravity) and four, respectively, in early warning signals.

The information on early warning of meteorology at levels IV (General) and III (weigh) is issued either by the main head of the meteorological stations or by its mandate.

Level II (serious) and I (special gravity) of meteorological disaster early warning information is issued either by the main heads of meteorological authorities or by their mandate holders.

Article 9. The meteorological stations should send meteorological disaster early warning information to the city, the city (the district), the district Government's emergency management body and the related functional sectors, while making it available to the public in society through information dissemination agencies and official microbos.

Other citizens, legal persons or organizations may not produce and disseminate meteorological disaster early warning information to society.

Article 10. Upon receipt of meteorological disaster early warning information by the Emergency Management Body, responses at the same level should be reported to the Government of the same-level people on the basis of the Meteorological Disaster Emergency Preparedness Request, triggering the corresponding level of emergency response and, in accordance with the provisions of the report, the people's Government.

Upon receipt of meteorological disaster early warning information from the relevant sectors, the impact of meteorological disasters on the sector should be studied to inform the respective sectors and units to prepare meteorological disaster defence.

The Council of Community Residents, the Village People's Commission should communicate meteorological disaster early warning information in a timely manner and organize disaster prevention.

Article 11. The information dissemination body should assume social responsibility for the timely, accurate, non-reimbursable transmission or publication of early warning information on meteorology disasters, indicating the issuance of time and issuance units.

Unless meteorological authorities agree, the information dissemination body shall not modify the publication of meteorological disaster early warning information.

Article 12 Management units in schools, communities, chambers, airports, ports, road stations, highway, tourist sites, etc. should be used to disseminate information on meteorological disaster early warnings issued by meteorological authorities in due course.

Article 13. The meteorological disaster-sensitive units should establish a system of responsibility for early warning information on meteorological disasters and set up a reception terminal. After receipt of meteorological disaster early warning information, effective measures should be taken to preserve meteorological disaster defence, as requested in the emergency response case.

The above-mentioned meteorological disaster-sensitive unit refers to units that may have a greater impact in the event of disaster weather shocks, in accordance with their geographical location, the climate context and the nature of work.

Article 14. The meteorological disasters such as wind, storm, snow, typhoon, humiliation, road ice have reached levels I (special gravity), level II (serious), need to strengthen early warning in society, and municipal meteorological authorities should make recommendations to the urban emergency management bodies, which are issued with the consent of the municipal emergency management authorities.

Article 15 needs to strengthen early warning of meteorological disasters in society, and information dissemination agencies should be disseminated through the following:

(i) Television transmission, including by means of walling, rolling, opening a video window or disruption of other programmes;

(ii) A short letter to the Internet;

(iii) Radio rolling;

(iv) The website is published in a prominent place;

(v) Electronic demonstration of rolling;

(vi) Other enhanced early warning methods.

Article 16 is monitored and forecasted by meteorological stations, where weather events that determine the generation of meteorology have been or will be changing, and should be updated in a timely manner, in accordance with the scope of publication and dissemination.

Article 17, in violation of this approach, provides that one of the following acts is rectified and fined by the Meteorological Authority; that is punishable by law by public security authorities in violation of the Law on the Safety and Security of the People's Republic of China.

(i) Urgently publish information on early warning of meteorology to society, with a fine of over 50,000 dollars;

(ii) Authorize the release of other meteorological disaster early warning information to society, with a fine of over 3,000 dollars;

(iii) The information dissemination body is not required to transmit or publish information on the early warning of meteorology disasters, with a fine of over 2,000 dollars;

(iv) The dissemination of false or access to meteorological disaster early warning information through illegal channels is subject to a fine of more than 30,000 dollars.

Article 18, in violation of this approach, provides that the relevant sector staff are not required to disseminate information on the early warning of meteoral disasters, resulting in serious losses to the public life of the property of the society, which is administratively disposed of by the competent authorities for the direct responsible and responsible personnel; and that criminal responsibility is lawful.

Article 19, in violation of the provisions of this approach, stipulates that the provisions of the law have been punished and are in accordance with their provisions.

Article 20 Early Warning Information, triggered by meteorological disasters, was produced by relevant functional departments and units and disseminated in accordance with the level of early warning, taking into account the provisions of this approach.

Article 21, this approach is implemented effective 1 June 2013.