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(Prelease No. 150 of the People's Government Order No. 150 of 25 September 2003) Article 1, in order to effectively prevent, control and eliminate the hazards of the sudden public health incident (hereinafter referred to as a collateral incident), ensure public health and life safety, maintain a normal social order and develop this provision in line with the State Department's Emergency Regulations on Public Health Emerging Incidents and relevant legal regulations. Article 2 In the aftermath of the sudden incident, the Government of the more than the people at the district level decided to establish the Emergency Response Command on the basis of the magnitude and scope of the sudden incident, with the primary leadership of the Government acting as the overall command responsible for leading, directing emergency response in the current administrative area. Article IV. Surveys and controls of sudden-onset events are carried out by the relevant authorities of the people at the district level and are responsible for the division of labour according to the following provisions: (i) Major communicable diseases, groups of unknown causes, poisoning of major foods, organized by the health, public safety sector to investigate, control; (ii) Significant occupational poisoning, organized by health, labour security, the public security sector and trade unions for investigation, control; (iii) Major environmental pollution and damage accidents, organized by the environmental sector for investigation, monitoring and control; (iv) Major radioactive contamination, loss of radioactive sources, organized by environmental protection, public safety, the health sector to conduct investigations, controls; (v) Toxic substances, chemical hazardous substances, monitoring chemical spills, and managing chemical spills, which are responsible for organizing investigations and controls; (vi) Epidemiology, poisoning and leading accidents, organized by the health, public safety sector to investigate, control. Article 5 (i) The health sector is responsible for surveillance, control and medical treatment; (ii) The public security sector is responsible for security, either jointly or in conjunction with other administrative law enforcement authorities to conduct investigation control measures and enforcement under the law, as well as supervision of the dispersal of rumours, disrupting the social order; (iii) Quality supervision of medicines and medical equipment necessary for the prevention and rescue of drugs; (iv) Quality technical oversight services are responsible for quality monitoring and measurement of prevention, rescue products during the process of prevention, treatment and production; (v) Supervision of the business administration sector in the process of preventing the operation of the saving products and the regulation of deceiving consumers, disrupting market order; (vi) The price authorities are responsible for overseeing the payment of royalties to market operators and the rise of prices; (vii) Railways, transport, civil aviation authorities are responsible for handling the flow of material required to deal with emergencies and for controlling the proliferation of diseases through means of transport; (viii) The communications sector is responsible for guaranteeing the smoothness of the communication lines; (ix) The financial sector is responsible for the timely allocation of requirements for the handling of emergencies and the provision of funds for the storage of material resources such as emergency facilities, equipment, treatment of medicines and medical equipment for emergencies; (x) Labour guarantees, personnel departments are responsible for the recognition of the benefits and health benefits of staff participating in emergency response to emergencies; (xi) Monitoring, personnel components responsible for the administrative disposition of public officials who have lost their jobs in response to emergencies, malfeasing, misappropriation, misappropriation, annexation of funds and materials for the prevention of rescue, and public officials who have obstructed emergency response; (xii) Building, electricity sector responsible for ensuring the availability of electricity, water, fuel and heat for the rescue of work; (xiii) The Commodity Exposure Authority is responsible for the organization and movement of the required commodities and major sub-foods on the occasion of the sudden incident; (xiv) Public information coverage and public opinion in the public and media responsible for emergencies; (xv) The production units of the UNCTAD work sector, disease control agencies and emergency drugs, protective supplies are responsible for the storage of supplies such as emergency facilities, equipment, treatment of medicines and medical equipment for emergencies; (xvi) The civil service and ICRC are responsible for the receipt and issuance of donations. More than 6 people at the district level should establish a system of responsibility with the relevant departments responsible for dealing with emergencies, monitor their effective fulfilment of their respective responsibilities and ensure the normal conduct of the handling of sudden incidents. Article 7. With regard to social groups, entrepreneurship units, community residents or villagers' councils, the system, this unit and the emergency response in the region should be addressed in accordance with the consolidated requirements and command of the Ministry of Emergency Responses by local people's Government or the Ministry of Emergency Response. Article 8 provides for the management of emergency response and the formation of a system of work that integrates and brings together. Article 9. Governments of the population at the district level should organize scientific research related to sudden events, such as teaching, scientific research, disease control, medical care, etc., the establishment of emergency epidemiological surveys for emergencies, medical identification, personal isolation, medical care, on-site disposal, supervision of inspection, monitoring of testing, equipment, facilities, technology and talent resources reserves, the strengthening of the development of relevant talents and the inclusion of requirements in the Government's budget. Article 10. The Government of the people at the district level, in accordance with the realities in the region, has established emergency response cases. Article 11 (i) The prevention of emergency response cases for major infectious diseases, for which there is a general uncertainty; (ii) The emergency response of major food poisoning; (iii) Priorities for emergency response in major occupations; (iv) Other cases of medical treatment that severely affect public health. Article 12 Other relevant sectors of the Government of the people at the district level should be based on the division of labour under article IV of the present provision, to prepare contingency clearances for the corresponding categories of emergencies and to be approved by the Government of the current people. The Government of the people at the district level should establish and improve the monitoring and early warning and information reporting system for emergencies. In accordance with article IV of this Article, the relevant sectors of the population at the district level have developed the corresponding categories of monitoring and early-warning implementation programmes, which have been approved by the Government of the current people. In the aftermath of the sudden incident, the Government of the more than the people at the district level has organized relevant experts to confirm the occurrence of the incident and to make recommendations for the initiation of the response. Article 14. Following the discovery of sudden incidents by various emergency monitoring bodies, the executive branch at this level shall be reported within two hours and the executive branch shall report to the current people within two hours. The commune-level people's government should report to the commune government within two hours of the receipt of the report, which should be reported to the Provincial People's Government within two hours of the report. Article 15. Emerging epidemics should be reported to local disease prevention agencies in the most rapid manner. The disease prevention control agencies that receive sanitary reports should immediately report on the local health administration and conduct epidemiological surveys, controls and verification efforts, and report on the treatment of sanitary surveys. The health administration should report to the local government and to the superior health administration, in accordance with the relevant procedures. In the aftermath of the incident, the relevant authorities should organize the investigation of the incident in a timely manner. The relevant units and individuals should cooperate with the investigation and treatment and should not be denied. Article 17 The provincial health administration should establish and improve the following measures and systems for the whole province: (i) Separate treatment measures for persons affected by infectious diseases and persons suspected to be affected by infectious diseases; (ii) Medical observation measures in close contact with affected persons; (iii) The medical treatment of persons affected by infectious diseases and persons suspected to be affected by infectious diseases in transport instruments; (iv) Investigation controls that may be subject to harm; (v) The level of protection of health-care personnel is loaded, isolated, sterilized and other health protection measures; (vi) Measures to evacuate persons and to block the sanitary areas; (vii) Other necessary systems and measures. Any unit and individual shall be entitled to report to the Government of the people and its relevant authorities on the occurrence of sudden incidents: (i) No prevention, control measures imposed; (ii) Persons who should be segregated should not be isolated; (iii) The authorities concerned do not perform or fail to fulfil their responsibilities for emergency response; (iv) Other sudden incidents are hidden. When necessary, the Government of the people at the highest level decides that restrictions may be taken in accordance with the law or to cease the assembly, assembly, teaching and recreation of the population, which can lead to the dissemination and proliferation of major public health events. Article 20 of the Emergency Response Response Command of the Afault Incident has the right to temporarily mobilize material, facilities and other equipment to respond to emergencies. In the aftermath of a sudden incident, local medical and rescue agencies should immediately provide on-site relief and medical care to patients who have been affected by the incident. Inadequate medical care, the local health administration should request support from the superior health administration in a timely manner. More than the people at the district level should intensify the development of a network of emergency health services to enhance the resilience of health-care institutions to respond to various emergencies. Article 23. The Government of the people at the municipal level should designate hospitals to undertake emergency medical treatment tasks, establish specialized hospitals for infectious diseases that are responsive to the needs of the prevention of infectious diseases, or designate medical institutions with the conditions and capacity to combat infectious diseases. The Government of the population at the district level should designate hospitals to establish specialized vectors and separate illnesses. Relevant sectors such as plans, finance, construction, planning, land should provide support for the establishment of specialized hospitals for infectious diseases and specialized diseases. Article 24 provides that the health administration should conduct regular training on health-care institutions and personnel on emergency response to related knowledge, skills, organize health-care institutions on a regular basis for emergency response and promote up-to-date knowledge and advanced technology. Article 25 Medical institutions that deal with patients or persons suspected of infectious diseases (hereinafter referred to as stereotyped hospitals) should avoid urban densely populated areas at the request of the State for communicable diseases and specialized illnesses, dominate in urban regions from the concentration of drinking water sources, strictly subsectors, strict process, and the necessary interconnection between buildings should be maintained and a reduction in density. Article 26 Oriental hospitals shall be treated with the necessary segregation and shall not be pre-emptive and denied to the patient or the sick. The financial sector should provide the necessary support to targeted hospitals. Article 27 Non-sidential hospitals must take immediate measures to prevent patients or persons suspected to be affected by infectious diseases in the medical treatment process, while reporting on local disease control agencies and transferring infectious diseases or suspected communicable diseases to targeted hospitals. Article 28 patients or persons suspected of infectious diseases must be treated or treated in isolation, medical observation and subject to the management system of medical institutions, disease control agencies. Article 29 should strengthen the management of affected persons or persons suspected of infectious diseases, improve living facilities and medical conditions in isolated or sick homes, and provide for intoxication, sterilization, and avoid cross-communicable diseases within hospitals. Article 33 units and personnel contributing to the emergency response process of emergencies at the district level, as well as units and persons reporting the efficacy of the incident, should be recognized and rewarded. Article 31, in response to emergencies of sudden incidents, the relevant units and individuals do not carry out their duties in accordance with the Emergency Regulations and the present provisions of the Emergency Responses to Public Health Incidents, consisting of one of the following acts and administrative dispositions by the responsible person in accordance with the law: the degradation, removal of office, in accordance with the law and the circumstances of the circumstances, and the dismissal of a person; the imposition of penalties by the public security authorities in violation of the provisions of the administration of policing; and the commission of criminal liability under the law: (i) To impede the implementation of staff functions in response to emergencies; (ii) To deny access by the health administration or the specialized technical agencies designated by other relevant departments to sudden incident sites or to cooperate with investigations, sampling, technical analysis and testing; (iii) The authorities of the above-ranking people and staff with emergency response missions have refused to accept the task of doing so by reasoning delays in pre-delivery, distributing or attempting to escape; (iv) To refuse to accept inspection, segregation and treatment measures taken by staff in response to emergencies; (v) To refrain from providing real sanitary pathways for the spread and spread of epidemics; (vi) To deny, impede or conceal, sell the equipment, goods and transportation tools mobilized; (vii) In violation of the provisions of the prohibition of the assembly, assembly, teaching and other recreational activities of the population; (viii) To refrain from complying with the uniform movement control of the Emergency Response Command; (ix) Medical institutions with a duty to receive medical care deny access to patients; (x) Exhibiting, debriefing, false reporting or disempowering others to conceal, debriefing or falsely; (xi) The Government of the people at the district level and its relevant departments do not cooperate in the investigation of the relevant sectors of the Government of the High-level People, or otherwise impede and interfere with the investigation; (xii) Disadvantage and malfeasibility in the investigation, control, medical treatment; (xiii) The production, supply, transport and storage of supplies, such as facilities, equipment, medicines and medical equipment necessary to complete emergency response; (xiv) Inadequate management within medical institutions resulting in cross-communicable infections within hospitals; (xv) The failure to perform monitoring functions as mandated; (xvi) Dispersion of rumours, price rises, inclination fees, deceiving consumers, disrupting social order, market order during sudden events. Article 32, in the event of a sudden incident, is privately subcategories, misappropriation, seizure of sanitary funds or donation items, which are subject to dismissal or dismissal by the Government of the current people or the superior authorities; and constitutes an offence punishable by law. Article 33 |
