(Adopted at the 139th Standing Committee meeting of the People's Government of San Suu Kyi on 16 January 2013, No. 259 of 2 February 2013, published from 1 May 2013.

Chapter I General

In order to strengthen the management of public fire facilities, to enhance resilience to fire, to maintain public safety and to guarantee economic and social health development, this approach is developed in line with the laws, regulations and regulations of the People's Republic of China Fire Act, the Land Oriental Fire Code.

Article 2

The public fire facilities described in this approach refer to:

(i) Fire stations, fire command centres, etc.;

(ii) Fire water facilities such as urban and rural disbursion, fire ponds, firewater firewood platforms (ministers), fire water supply networks;

(iii) Fire route;

(iv) Fire communications facilities such as fire warning signal transmission routes, fire communications command systems.

Article 3. Governments at all levels should strengthen their leadership in the management of public fire facilities in the current administrative region, integrate public fire facilities into urban and rural planning, identify public fire facilities management responsibilities and coordinate the resolution of major issues in the management of public fire facilities.

Sectors and institutions such as the development of reforms, economic and informationization, finance, rural and urban construction, planning, transport, water, forestry, public safety firefighting should be jointly managed in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

Villagers' councils are responsible for the management of public fire facilities in the village, and the Government of the Towns (Roman Office) should provide guidance, support and assistance.

Public-based enterprises such as urban construction, water supply, telecommunications, roads and utilities assume the construction and maintenance of national public firefighting facilities.

Article IV. The Government of the people at the district level should include the construction of municipal public fire facilities, the maintenance of funds in the current financial budget, the timely allocation of construction or maintenance units, and the inclusion of local fixed asset investment plans within the scope of fixed assets investment.

The construction of public fire facilities in villages, the maintenance of funds through the provision of public goods at the village level, the difficulty of funding and the appropriate support from the local people's Government.

units in rural areas, groups, businesses and undertakings should be involved in the construction of rural public fire facilities through multiple forms.

The construction of funds outside the residential housing area is offset by expenditure from the development units or investment units, and maintenance costs are incurred from specialized maintenance funds by the business or other management units.

Any units and individuals have the obligation to protect public fire facilities; to detect acts of destruction, misappropriation, harmful use or unauthorized removal, relocation, suspension of public fire facilities and to report to the public security authorities fire agencies or the relevant authorities.

Units and individuals that have highlighted contributions in the management of public fire facilities should be recognized and rewarded in accordance with the relevant provisions.

Chapter II

Article 6 Selected sites for urban firefighting stations, offices, scale-building, construction standards, firefighting equipment, staffing, etc. should be in line with the National Urban Fire Station standards; inconsistency should be accompanied by additional construction, alteration, configuration or technical adaptation.

Article 7. The commune government should build fire stations either alone or with neighbouring towns. The construction standards, firefighting equipment, specialized firefighters are in place at town firefighting stations and are implemented in accordance with urban and rural fire planning and related provisions.

Voluntary fire brigades in town and villages should be equipped with fire-fighting equipment in accordance with national standards for rural firefields. Towns and villages in mountain forests should be structured in a scientific manner in the light of the needs of local forest fires.

Article 8. Municipal fires should be synchronized with the design, installation and synchronization of municipal roads.

When building, rehabilitating water pipelines, construction units should be required to harmonize fires in line with national technical standards. The water management network cannot meet fire water requirements and should build storage facilities such as firewater.

Fire water facilities at town sites are constructed by the town's people's Government, and village firewater facilities are constructed by villagers' councils.

Article 9. Towns, villages close to water sources such as oceans, rivers, lakes, water banks, should construct fire blocks and firewater access platforms (at least).

In towns, villages where fires are not thwarted and firewater pipelines, fires are inadequate, and roadways that do not guarantee fire safety, firewater tanks should be constructed, equipped with firewater pumps, fire firewood, water belts, etc., to ensure fire recovery needs.

Article 10. The breadth of the urban roads, the trajectory, the high altitude, the delivery and the backbone should be in line with national fire safety technology standards and guarantee fire safety.

Roads linking villages with other villages and towns, as well as the main roads in the villages, should meet fire traffic requirements.

Article 11. The construction of fire communications facilities should be in line with national technical standards relating to fire communications command.

The Fire Command Centre should establish a fire safety and security line with firefighting stations and water supply, electricity, heating, medical first aid, transport management units.

Chapter III Use and maintenance

Article 12 Other units and individuals do not have the consent and notification of local water suppliers without the consent of the public security agency fire agencies.

Article 13. Villagers in water-related enterprises and sabotage villages should establish fire-bundance files, specifying the number of inspectors, regularly check-ups, maintain fires and maintain the effectiveness of the fire. The information on the pyrethroids should be sent to local public security agencies fire agencies in a timely manner.

Water-water enterprises, villagers' councils are encouraged to slacken protective devices.

Article 14. Villagers of water supply enterprises, self-established fire water supply facilities should maintain water pressure and water levels in fire water supply facilities. The public safety agency fire agency organizations have the right to use all water sources when they are rescued; water supply needs to be increased; water supply businesses or other management units should add to water supplies in accordance with firefield command orders.

Article 15. Management units for fire water supply facilities should include the maintenance of firewater access platforms (at least), the normal use of firewater tanks, measurements of fire water use, etc. in the management of this unit's objectives, clear management responsibilities and the promotion of implementation.

Article 16: Urban roads, roads, villages' main roads cannot meet fire traffic requirements, and management units should be adapted and maintained in a timely manner.

The firefighting route along the residential residential area should set a mark prohibiting the occupation.

No unit or individual shall commit the following acts:

(i) The establishment of facilities such as segregation and fixed columns in fire safety corridors;

(ii) The creation of advertising, inter alia, barriers to the net air condition of the firefighting route;

(iii) Obstacles such as roads, the main roads of the villages, the garbage and firewood;

(iv) Other acts that impede the movement of fire vehicles.

Villages have identified the need for separate and fixed columns for special reasons, and villagers' committees should inform local public safety fire brigades, Government-wide fire brigades and take the necessary emergency measures.

Article 18 Villagers' committees, resident councils should conduct regular inspections of the use of fireways to assist the relevant sectors in their road evacuation efforts.

Article 19 Telecommunications operators should keep fire warning signal transmission routes open to routine inspection maintenance and ensure that fire communications are accessible.

Article 20, the Village People's Committee, the Residential Commission should include requirements for the protection of fire sterilization and firefighting equipment, the maintenance of fire water sources, the maintenance of fire safety corridors, and the education of villagers, the self-respect of the population.

Article 21, which builds roads, renovate water pipelines, maintain communications lines, may affect fire relief, and the relevant units shall notify local fire command centres or public safety fire brigades 24 hours in advance.

Chapter IV Oversight inspection

Article 22 Governments of the population at the district level should conduct regular inspections, vetting, vetting, vetting, vetting, vetting, vetting, vetting, etc., with the Government of the people at the lower level, the relevant departments of the Government of the people at the present level, the fire safety responsibilities signed by the dispatch agencies should clarify the objectives, tasks, inspections, awards and punishment of public firefighting facilities management.

Governments at all levels should report on the management of public fire facilities in the current region to the Government of the people at the highest level.

Article 23. The relevant sectors of the population at the district level should incorporate the construction and management of public fire facilities into infrastructure-building inspections and promote implementation.

Article 24 Fire agencies of the public security agencies should regularly organize public safety fire brigades, the Government's dedicated firefighting fleet inspection of fire water sources, the sterilization of fires, firefighting corridors, etc., and find that they cannot be used properly and should immediately inform the relevant units of maintenance, maintenance.

Article 25 Public fire facilities are constructed incompatible with firefighting planning and national fire safety technology standards, and public safety agencies should report in writing to the current people's Government. The Government of the people who have received reports should organize or entrust the relevant departments and units with a time frame.

Chapter V Legal responsibility

Article 26

(i) The construction of public fire facilities to less than national and provincial standards or planning requirements and the absence of a rehabilitation plan;

(ii) The management of public fire facilities does not perform oversight duties;

(iii) The construction, management of public fire facilities that are addressed in coordination with the people concerned;

(iv) Other violations of this approach.

Article 27, in violation of this approach, has one of the following cases, punishable by a firefighting body of the public security authorities in accordance with article XV of the People's Republic of China Fire Act:

(i) Firewater stress is less than the national standard;

(ii) Public fire facilities, such as the provision for inspection, maintenance of fire sabotage, firewater tanks, fire-reaching platforms (at the terminal), have not been used properly;

(iii) The delay in extinguishing fire relief without establishing and maintaining fire alarm signal transmission lines in accordance with the provisions;

(iv) Damage, misappropriation or unauthorized removal, suspension of fire facilities, equipment;

(v) Expropriation, congestation and closure of fireways;

(vi) Restructuring, cigarbage.

Article 28, in violation of this approach, has been used for the use of municipal fires to sabotage water, which is fined by more than 1000 dollars in the Agency's firefighting agencies and is liable under the law.

Theft of public fire facilities or their components is dealt with by public security authorities in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Law on the Safety and Management of Punishment of the People's Republic of China; the loss of property is subject to legal liability; and the legal accountability of the offence.

Article 29, in violation of this approach, has one of the following acts affecting the relief of fire, punishable under article 64 of the People's Republic of China Fire Act:

(i) To deny the use of water resources by firefighting agencies in public security agencies;

(ii) To refuse to increase water supplies in accordance with firefield command orders.

Article 33 of the Village People's Committee, the Residential Council does not carry out its responsibilities under this scheme, in accordance with the provisions of the People's Committee of the People's Republic of China, the People's Republic of China's Organization Act.

Annex VI

Article 31 provides for public firefighting facilities necessary for national mountain fire prevention, which is managed by the forest authorities. The construction, maintenance of firefield fire stations or firefields are carried out by forestry authorities in the light of this approach.

Article 32 is implemented effective 1 May 2013. The approach to the management of public fire facilities in the city of Orientale province, issued by Decree No. 93 of the People's Government of San Suu Kyi on 13 August 1998.