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Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, Public Health Emergency Measures

Original Language Title: 内蒙古自治区突发公共卫生事件应急办法

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(Summit No. 127 of 15 June 2003 by the Government of the People's Government of the Autonomous Region of Mongolia)

Article 1 establishes this approach in the light of the State Department's Emergency Regulations on Emerging Public Health Incidents.
Article 2 refers to sudden public health incidents (hereinafter referred to as a sudden incident), which may result in, or may result in, major communicable diseases that cause serious harm to the health of the public, community-based unaccounted for diseases and major food, occupational poisoning and other serious public health incidents.
Article 3. Governments of more than the population of the sudden-onset incident shall establish the Emergency Response Command (hereinafter referred to as the Emergency Response Command) in accordance with the scope and scope of the sudden incident, the number of persons affected and the level of hazards (hereinafter referred to as the Emergency Response Command), with the executive head of the Government of the people at this level acting as the overall command to harmonize leadership, command the emergency response process within the present administration.
Article IV states that the types of medical, health resources and related social resources in the immediate aftermath of the incident, irrespective of the manner in which they are subordinate, shall be administered by the Ministry of Emergency Response in a uniform manner of movement and use.
Article 5 State organs, social groups, entrepreneurship units, urban dwellers' commissions and the Gagara Village Commission should be able to deal with emergencies within their respective responsibilities in accordance with the unity of command.
Article 6 Governments at all levels should develop emergency preparedness scenarios in the current administrative area, in line with the sudden emergency response scenarios of the people at the grass-roots level.
Article 7. The Government's health administrative authorities in the self-government area shall establish specific emergency scenarios for major communicable diseases, groups of unknown causes and major food, occupational poisoning and other serious impacts on public health, with the approval of the Government of the people of the self-government.
Article 8
No unit or person of article 9 shall conceal, debrief, false or give the other person the concealment, debriefing, false reporting of the incident.
Article 10. Governments at all levels should strengthen their capacity to respond to emergencies by strengthening the building and support of the Suhwood Town's Health House, the gynaecology, the Urban Community Health Centre.
More than the people's health administration authorities should provide oversight and guidance to the Shwood Town's Health House, the Shegara Village Health, the Urban Community Health Service station, the training of medical personnel and the establishment and improvement of the monitoring management system.
Article 11. The health administration of the people of the flag and above shall be established in rural pastoral areas and in urban communities to improve the delivery and monitoring of early warning systems for emergencies.
In the aftermath of a sudden incident, local medical institutions should immediately provide on-site and medical care to persons who have been sick by sudden incidents. Inadequate medical care, local health administration authorities should request support from the senior health administration authorities in a timely manner.
Disease prevention agencies should immediately organize personnel to conduct epidemiological surveys and samples collected at the site or at hospitals. hospitals, patients and their families should cooperate.
Article 13. Medical institutions may not refuse and delay treatment due to problems relating to medical expenses.
Article 14. Epidemiological patients, persons suspected of communicable diseases and persons closely contact with patients of infectious diseases or persons suspected to be affected by infectious diseases, disease prevention agencies should conduct medical observation based on appropriate segregation measures.
Article 15. The Urban Resident Council, the Gagara Village Commission and the unit or other relevant units of the dispersed observers shall, in accordance with the provisions, supervise the management and provision of logistical security for the dispersed observers.
The Urban Resident Council, the Kanaka People's Committee should take appropriate ways to inform the inhabitants of the region and the villagers in a timely manner.
Article 16 is located in the premises of the dispersed observers and should establish a unified segregation mark in accordance with the provisions of the Ministry of Emergency Response.
Article 17 Epidemiological patients, persons suspected of communicable diseases and persons closely contact with patients or persons suspected to be affected by infectious diseases shall not be removed from their labour relations on the basis of isolation treatment and segregation observation.
Article 18 outbreaks of infectious diseases, epidemics, urban public transport instruments, passenger transport rental vehicles and public places should be used to disincentive and take health protection measures in accordance with the Emergency Response Command.
Article 19 The disease prevention control body should develop detailed drug-related regulations. Persons engaged in preventive poisoning should be subject to technical guidance from disease prevention control agencies and to drug use in accordance with norms.
Intoxication of the epidemic must be carried out by professionals.
Article 20 outbreaks of infectious diseases and epidemics, the local people's Government, with the approval of the Government of the people at the highest level, may temporarily shut down medical institutions that do not meet the conditions of patients with infectious diseases.
Article 21, after the incident, industrial enterprises, in particular food, drinks, medicines, must strictly implement production security emergencies and put in place closed management.
The Government of the people at all levels should be treated in a timely manner after emergency measures have been taken.
Article 23. The Government of the people of the town of Suhwood, the street offices do not carry out the reporting functions of the relevant information, giving the principal, responsible supervisors and other responsible persons a degradation to the administrative disposition of dismissal by law.
Article 24
(i) Non-implementation or failure to take preventive, control measures in a timely manner, and inappropriate prevention, control measures;
(ii) No organization or organization in a timely manner to investigate, assess judgements and make recommendations for the commencement of emergency preparedness cases;
(iii) Work that has not been carried out or has not been carried out in a timely manner in the areas of prevention, quarantine, separation, protection and treatment;
(iv) The decision and order of the Ministry of Emergency Response, which rejects, pushs down and delays implementation;
(v) Other misconduct and misconduct.
Article 25. Medical institutions do not provide on-site assistance and medical care in accordance with the law and are subject to correction, notification of criticism and warning by the health administration authorities, and are granted criminal responsibility to key heads, responsible supervisors and other responsible personnel.
In the event of a sudden incident, medical personnel were deliberately delayed, pushed into pre-delivery or left behind, and disciplinary action was taken by the unit in question.
During the incident, the individual medical staff had one of the following acts, with the health administration authorities of the Government of the Faroeal District and the business administration authorities responsible for the change of their duration, with a fine of more than 500 thousand dollars; there was an act of business, with a fine of up to 5,000 dollars.
(i) Excise, debriefing and false reporting of epidemics when performing their duties;
(ii) To reject the implementation of the decision, order of the Emergency Response Command to mobilize its participation in emergency response;
(iii) Suspension of self-employment during business.
During the incident, the relevant units and individuals refused to implement the Emergency Response Command's emergency response measures, by the law enforcement authorities responsible for their corrections and fines of more than 500,000 dollars; by virtue of the act of operation, by fines of 5,000 dollars; by virtue of the law of the responsible person for administrative disposition or disciplinary action; by virtue of the offence, criminal liability is held in accordance with the law.
The twenty-ninth approach is implemented since the date of publication.