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Implementation Measures For The Prevention Of Meteorological Disasters In Hubei Province

Original Language Title: 湖北省气象灾害防御实施办法

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Meteorological disaster defence in northern lakes

(Adopted by the Standing Committee of the People's Government of the Northern Province of Lake Ontario, 31 March 2014, No. 372 of the Order of the People's Government of the Province of the Great Lakes Region, 18 April 2014)

Article 1 provides for the establishment of a robust meteorological disaster response mechanism to enhance the resilience and response of meteorological disasters, avoiding, mitigating the damage caused by meteorological disasters, guaranteeing the safety of people's life and property, effective implementation of the Survivorial Disaster Defense Regulations in the northern province of Lake.

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Article 3 is responsible for meteorological disaster defence.

More than the people's governments at the district level should put in place a mechanism for sound meteorological disaster defence to enhance resource integration, integrated defence, emergency response and rescue capacities.

Article IV. Provincial meteorological authorities should prepare, with the relevant departments, plans for the development of a network of provincial meteorological observation stations, the strengthening of the construction of gynaecological observation stations in the priority area of meteorological disaster defence, and the integration of business units, state-owned enterprise demand in integrated planning and avoiding duplication.

The sectors and units concerned need meteorological monitoring facilities, in line with disaster risk reduction, should be coordinated with existing meteorological monitoring stations planning sites, to achieve resource sharing; and meteorological monitoring facilities should be in line with national standards or industry standards and be available to local meteorological authorities.

Article 5 Monitoring information on meteorology is used to harmonize and share management systems. More than the people at the district level should organize joint cross-regional and cross-sectoral meteorological disaster monitoring and establish a platform for information sharing for meteorological disaster monitoring.

Meteorological authorities and their respective meteorological stations (sites) are responsible for the collection, synthesis, sharing and management of meteorological disaster monitoring information; other relevant departments and units are responsible for meteorological disasters and derivatives and sub-disaster monitoring, providing meteorological-related monitoring information to the meteorological disaster-sharing platform in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

Meteorological authorities have integrated management and coordination of the meteorological disaster monitoring information-sharing platform.

More than 6 people at the district level should prepare, in accordance with local meteorological disaster risk assessment findings, disaster response scenarios for disaster-prone countries, be submitted to the top-level Government and made available to society.

The Meteorological Disaster Emergency Profiles should be revised in a timely manner in accordance with implementation.

More than the people at the district level should organize meteorological, economic and informationization, education, public safety, transportation, construction, environmental protection, agriculture, water and environmental hazards in the region, develop and improve the pre-mitigation of weather-disaster emergencies in sub-disaster settings, identify start-up standards, organizational command systems and preventive mechanisms, and safeguards for the disposal of emergency response measures such as suspension, suspension, suspension, suspension, transport, road traffic control, closure of tourist sites and possible meteorological interventions.

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More than the meteorological authorities at the district level should work with the local land resources, environmental protection, water, agriculture and forestry sectors, to strengthen joint monitoring and business on the derivatives of meteorological factors and on the basis of the pre-responsibility of meteorological emergencies.

Article 9. The Government of the people at the district level should organize relevant sectors such as meteorology to conduct meteorological disaster risk assessments in accordance with the types of meteorology, to identify priority regional and priority units for various types of meteorological disaster defence, to make social public and to establish a warning signal at awakening location.

The Government of the People's Government of the Meteorological Disaster Risk Region (states), counties (communes, districts) should designate public places such as schools, sports houses, human-protection works as a shelter for meteorological disaster emergencies, building a facility for weather-based disaster response, based on meteorological disaster defence planning, and establishing a clear marking.

The Government of the town, the street offices and the Village (LNL) Commission should be identified for the identification of a disaster risk reduction demonstration card to be distributed to local units and individuals. The Disaster Risk Mitigation Clinic should contain elements such as the types of meteorological disasters, the types of potential hazards, early warning signals, the evacuation and transfer routes of personnel, the avoidance of flooding sites, the means of emergency contact.

Article 10 Governments of more people at the district level should establish a network of improved access to information on early-warning for meteorological disasters and to organize an inter-sector and unit-related mechanism for the monitoring of early warning of weather events and meteorological disaster early warning signals to the affected public in a timely and accurate manner.

The commune Government, the Street Office and the Village (NL) Commission should integrate existing human resources for disaster prevention at the grass-roots level, identify information providers to assist in the receipt and dissemination of disaster alerts and meteorological disaster early warning signals, among others.

Public and staff-intensive places such as communities, schools, hospitals, airports, airports, highway, vehicle stations, business and mining enterprises should be equipped with specialized personnel to receive and disseminate disaster weather alerts and meteorological disaster early warning signals, equipped with the necessary equipment to communicate disaster weather alerts and meteorological disaster warning signals to the affected public in a timely manner.

Article 11. Governments at all levels should report to the Government of the people at the grass-roots level on the situation of disaster and its trends in development in a timely manner and, in accordance with the relevant provisions, harmonize, accurately and promptly disseminate information on weather events, development and emergency disposal to the public of society.

In the event of meteorological disasters, the relevant sectors and units should be issued in a timely manner to the affected public when they relate to emergency response measures such as suspension, suspension of production, suspension of work, parking, road traffic control, tourist landscape closure.

The media, such as radio, television, newspapers, communications, networks, should disseminate information on the occurrence, development and emergency disposal of meteorological disasters in a timely and accurate manner.

The preparation and dissemination of false information on the treatment of meteorological disasters is prohibited.

Article 12. The Government of the people at the district level should establish a coordination mechanism for the treatment of meteorology disasters and coordinate emergency response efforts in the areas and sectors in accordance with the organizational command system established in the Meteorological Disaster Emergency Response Profile.

The coordination bodies at all levels should carefully perform integrated and coordinated responsibilities for meteorological disaster defence and further develop mutually reinforcing disaster information-sharing mechanisms across all relevant sectors, strengthen the coordination of disaster response efforts and generate synergies in disaster risk reduction.

The sectors and units concerned should be structured in line with the division of labour established in the responsibilities and Meteorological Disaster Emergency Preparedness:

(i) Electricity, communications authorities and units should be equipped with electricity, communications emergency security, secure access to electricity, communications and public facilities, such as electricity, communications, etc., for the emergency response to sudden-on-size weather disasters, based on weather events;

(ii) The public security authorities should maintain the social security and road transport order in the affected areas, assist in the organization of emergency transfers by the population of the affected areas, cooperate with the relevant rescue agencies in the implementation of emergency relief efforts, delineation of the dangerous areas, the closure of dangerous sites, and the timely adoption of road traffic control measures during the entry into force of meteorological disaster warning signals such as storms, greeds, sands and road ices;

(iii) The civil affairs sector should organize disaster verification, assessment, reporting, publication of meteorological disaster response information, organization of disaster relief assistance, application, distribution, management of disaster relief payments and monitoring, assist the Governments of the affected areas in their efforts to relocate the victims, prepare temporary livelihood arrangements for the victims, and organize coordination of rehabilitation, guidance and disaster relief contributions;

(iv) The land resources sector should organize geological disaster monitoring, prevention, advice on the delineation of dangerous areas of geological disasters and the prevention of the expansion of geological disasters;

(v) Environmental protection authorities should monitor, analyse and propose disposal programmes for environmental pollution in disaster-affected areas, warnings to regions that may have a long-term environmental impact, propose control measures to guide the elimination of environmental pollution on the ground after the control of the disaster;

(vi) The establishment of administrative authorities should organize, in a timely manner, professional professionals to survey damaged construction (construction) and conduct safety assessments, mark safety alerts and secure the safe operation of municipal utilities for (exclusive) water, for example;

(vii) Transport authorities and units, such as roads, water routes, railways, civil aviation, should take measures to ensure access to transport, to open a fast transport corridor, to prioritize the delivery of relief supplies, such as food, medicine, equipment, and to repair the damaged road and transport facilities in a timely manner, in accordance with the transport emergency prestigation;

(viii) The water administration authorities should coordinate the movement of water in major rivers, lakes, water banks, renovate destroyed irrigation facilities and organize drought prevention efforts;

(ix) Agricultural authorities should organize agricultural resilience, production self-saving and technical guidance on agricultural production;

(x) The forest authorities should provide statistical information on forest-related impacts and assist in the guidance on forest disaster prevention and post-disaster reconstruction;

(xi) The health authorities should launch emergency response in a timely manner, in accordance with the level of meteorology disaster hazards, and urgently organize the treatment of health relief forces, sanitation, psychological assistance and health education, in order to secure health emergency material and to prevent and control the epidemic of diseases that may arise from meteorological disasters;

(xii) Business, food authorities should organize in a timely manner the supply of basic necessities such as food, oil, meat, eggs, vegetables, and maintain market stability;

(xiii) Security production monitoring authorities should organize preventive inspections of safe production, promote the implementation of safety measures by relevant industry authorities and productive operators, organize professional emergency response teams and prepare and implement the meteorological disaster.

Other relevant departments and units, under the leadership of the local people's Government, are working on emergency response.

Article 13. Disasters caused by heavy rains (cush), high temperature, drought, cholera, low temperatures, winds etc.) should be organized in a timely manner, in accordance with the provisions of the Emergency Debris.

Article 14. The Government of the people at the district level may take the following measures, in accordance with the needs for the emergency response to meteorology:

(i) Delineation and proclamation of dangerous areas of meteorological disasters;

(ii) Allocation of relief missions and coordination of operations at all levels of the relief workforce;

(iii) Organizing relevant sectors for the rescue of people affected by disasters, ambulances, evacuation of personnel, vehicles, vessels and other mobile properties from hazardous areas, and proper resettlement;

(iv) To organize infrastructures such as roads, communications, supplies and gas for damage to the relevant sectors;

(v) Organizing a unified distribution of essentials and medicines for basic life;

(vi) Law, legislation and other measures provided for in the case of emergencies.

The following measures should be taken in the relevant sectors, units and individuals following the outbreak of rainoline, red early warning signals:

(i) Schools in hazardous areas are immediately stopped and specialized measures are taken by educational authorities and schools to protect the safety of school students;

(ii) Relevant units in hazardous areas may, if required, lead the evacuation of the residual to the safe area or provide the necessary avoidability conditions for them;

(iii) The construction unit suspends the operation of a high altitude, high intensity and high-risk household;

(iv) Cessation of open collective activities and immediate evacuation of persons;

(v) Transport orientation or control by public security authorities in the watershed area;

(vi) Timely urban, farmland and flooding in the relevant sectors;

(vii) Enhanced monitoring and prevention of potential spoilers, landslides, mudges, etc.

The following measures should be taken by the relevant departments, units and individuals following the issuance of high-waroe, red early warning signals:

(i) The electricity authorities and units guarantee the use of electricity by residents and key electricity users, to develop the Ragate-free electricity programme based on electricity security production and electricity demand during the high temperature period, and, where necessary, to take measures based on the programme;

(ii) A unit carrying out a rift operation was able to work at a summer level for high-war operators, to adjust time, to avoid the start of high-wartime operations and, if necessary, to stop operations;

(iii) Vehicles engaged in hazardous chemicals transport should reduce the duration of the high temperature period and take effective measures to secure hazardous chemicals and transport vehicles.

The following measures should be taken by the relevant sectors, units and individuals, following a droughtoe, a red early warning signal.

(i) Enhanced drought and water condition monitoring analysis in sectors such as meteorology, water and agriculture;

(ii) A reasonable movement of water in the relevant sectors and, where necessary, the launch of emergency stand-alone water resources to secure water and vital production of water for rural and urban residents;

(iii) Agricultural, forestry authorities guide farmers, forestry production units to take regulatory and technical measures to mitigate the effects of drought, strengthen monitoring, prepare for forest fires and forest pest prevention;

(iv) The civil affairs sector is ready for disaster relief and is responsible for the basic life assistance of the food shortage caused by drought;

(v) Meteorological authorities have organized man-made rains operations to mitigate the effects of drought.

After the issuance of article 18 blocoe, red early warning signals, the relevant departments, units and individuals should take the following measures:

(i) The transport authorities have issued timely notices on the safety of large-scale traffic, the strengthening of airfields, highway, the movement control command at the terminal, and the operation planning adjustments, operating safety and security and passenger resettlement;

(ii) The strengthening of command and evacuation of vehicles by public security authorities and the maintenance of road traffic order;

(iii) motor vehicles, ship drivers should control the pace of cars, the speed of the ship's journey and maintain the pace of safety within the time required by the law;

(iv) The educational authorities and schools adjust their school hours on the basis of their circumstances, and schools offering school bus services can adjust their time.

The following measures should be taken by the relevant departments, units and individuals following the issuance of sketches, red early warning signals:

(i) The economic and information-policy authorities promote the reduction of production time for companies with larger emissions of pollutant emissions and, if necessary, end production;

(ii) The construction of administrative authorities to urge all construction sites to suspend land transport operations and the suspension of all construction (construction) demolitions, and to organize sanitation units to increase the number of urban road sprays;

(iii) The measures taken by the public security authorities in accordance with the circumstances to limit the number of motor vehicles other than public traffic instruments, restricted areas, ends, subcategories, etc.;

(iv) Meteorological authorities organize man-made rains operations in due course;

(v) Prohibition of open burning of garbage, trees and residues.

The authorities, units and individuals concerned should take the following measures following the issuance of the road ice ice ices, the red early warning signals:

(i) The educational authorities and schools adjust their teaching time according to the circumstances of the disaster, and the school's icesmelting work;

(ii) The transport authorities promptly issue road ice safety notices, take the corresponding refrigeration measures, strengthen airfields, road movement control commands, adapt to operating plans, implement safety and security and passenger resettlement;

(iii) The strengthening of command and evacuation of vehicles by public security authorities and the maintenance of road traffic order;

(iv) Electrical authorities are equipped with electricity facilities to disrupt the ice response;

(v) Agricultural authorities organize the necessary protection measures for farmers, livestock and aquaculture households.

After article 21 geography, the Translator early warning signals, the authorities, units and individuals should take the following measures:

(i) In addition to the inherent window and perimeters, squatters, temporary buildings, etc., where necessary, the relevant sectors may dismantle the facilities such as open advertisements where there is a security cover;

(ii) The waterborne waters involved in the immediate return of water to the port or to the ship, who should immediately disperse, evacuate, and the associated units plus the port facility to prevent the loss or collision of ships;

(iii) Education authorities and kindergartens, primary schools are ready to stay and to avoid school attendance at precipitation;

(iv) A unit carrying out a high-war and water-dependent operation is ready to prevent it, and, if necessary, to stop operations and to arrange for the safe havens;

(v) Agricultural authorities are guided by the conservation of agricultural production units, farmers and livestock aquaculture households.

In violation of this approach, the relevant departments and units do not establish meteorological monitoring facilities in accordance with national standards or industry standards, or are not available to local meteorological authorities, which are redirected by the Government of the people at the district level; in the case of serious or serious consequences, administrative disposition is given to the competent and other direct responsibilities directly responsible.

Article 23, in violation of this approach, provides that all levels of people's governments, meteorological authorities and other relevant departments and their staff have one of the following acts in the area of meteorological disaster defence, which are being restructured by the superior body or the inspectorate, in accordance with their authority, to inform the criticism; in serious circumstances, administrative dispositions are given to the competent and other persons directly responsible, in accordance with the law; and criminal liability is held in accordance with the law:

(i) Monitoring information related to meteorological disasters is not provided in accordance with the provisions;

(ii) Inadequate or in a timely manner with meteorological disaster response measures, with serious consequences;

(iii) There are other acts of negligence, abuse of authority, favouring private fraud.

Article 24, in violation of this approach, provides that one of the following acts is rectified by the responsibility of more meteorological authorities at the district level; that constitutes a violation of the management of the security sector, which is punishable by law; and that constitutes a crime, is criminally criminalized by law:

(i) Create and disseminate false information on the treatment of meteorological disasters and deliberately disrupt public order;

(ii) To reject the implementation of the Meteorological Disaster Emergency Response Decision, Order or to cooperate with the implementation of the measures taken by the people's Government to respond to the meteorological disaster response;

(iii) Staff members of the departments, units are obstructed to perform their duties under the law.

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