(Summit 15th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of Glin, 22 December 2011, considered the adoption of Decree No. 230 of 31 December 2011 for the People's Government Order No. 230 of 31 December 2011 for publication of implementation effective 1 March 2012.

Article 1, in order to regulate the publication and dissemination of meteorological disaster early warning information, to defend and mitigate meteorological disasters, and to develop this provision in line with the provisions of the People's Meteorological Act, the Meteorological Disaster Defence Regulations and other relevant laws, regulations.

Article 2 publishes and disseminates early warning information on meteorology in the administrative areas of this province, which should be adhered to.

Article 3. This province incorporates meteorological disasters in the early warning information release system, including storms, storms, road ice, typhoons, ices, ices, ice, drought, sand dust (hush, sand, buoys, sand dust, sand dust), harsh typhoid, denunciation and ventilation, respectively, with the corresponding early warning signals. Its standard formulation and type of adjustments are governed by provincial meteorological authorities.

In accordance with the level of hazards and developments in meteorological disasters, early warning information is divided into four levels: IV (General), III (referred), II (serious), I (specially severe), and in the early warning signals map, subsidiaries, orange and red, respectively, in English language.

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(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.

More than zonal meteorological authorities are responsible for the management of meteorological disaster early warning information in the current administrative area.

Article 7. Meteorological stations affiliated to more meteorological authorities at the district level are responsible for the production and publication of meteorological disaster early warning information in the current administrative region. Other organizations and individuals may not release meteorological disaster early warning information to society.

Article 8. Governments at all levels should strengthen the monitoring of early warning and early warning information dissemination and dissemination of infrastructure, the establishment of an early-warning e-information-sharing system, in collaboration with sectors such as meteorological, land resources, water, transport, agriculture, sanitation, housing and rural and urban development, and the provision of financial security for meteorological information personnel.

Article 9. Information dissemination agencies, such as radio, television, telecommunications, should be broadcast in a timely manner and indicate the names of time and meteorological stations, after receiving information on meteorological disaster early warning provided by meteorological stations affiliated to meteorological authorities. High-level information on severe and particularly severe meteorological disasters should start transmission within 15 minutes, including through the rolling, a video window or disruption of other programmes.

Article 10, without the agreement of the meteorological stations affiliated with the meteorological authorities, the media shall not change the content of early warning information and shall not transmit meteorological information to other media.

Article 11 Governments and their relevant sectors should provide timely access to and dissemination of meteorological disaster early warning information in schools, airports, ports, car stations, tourist sites and other personnel-intensive places.

Article 12 The communes' governments should set up meteorological disaster early warning information to receive ends in village councils, schools, hospitals, and designate specialists to receive information on meteorological disasters. After receiving early warning information from the Village Commission, schools and hospitals, meteorological disaster early warning information should be communicated to the public in a timely manner, including through cable broadcasts and the dissemination of high voices.

In violation of this provision, early-warning information on meteorological disasters has not been communicated in a timely manner, resulting in serious loss of life of the people and the administrative disposition of persons directly responsible and responsible, by their units, superior authorities or the relevant authorities; penalties imposed by the public security authorities in accordance with the provisions of the security administration; constituting offences, are criminalized by the judiciary.

Article 14. In violation of this provision, the publication of meteorological disaster early warning information to society has been carried out and is being retroactive by an act of responsibility of more meteorological authorities at the district level, which may be fined in accordance with the following provisions; and in violation of the provisions of the security administration, penalties are imposed by the public security authorities in accordance with the law:

(i) Urgently publish information on early warning of particularly severe meteorological disasters to society, with a fine of more than 50,000 dollars;

(ii) Urgently publish information on early warning of serious meteorological disasters to society, with a fine of up to 3,000 dollars;

(iii) Urgently publish more severe meteorological disaster early warning information to society, with a fine of more than 300,000 dollars;

(iv) Receive the community to issue general meteorological disaster early warning information, with more than 3,000 dollars.

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