(Adopted by the Government of the Province at its 17th ordinary meeting, on 21 October 2013, No. 268 of 13 November 2013 by the People's Government Order No. 268 of the province of San Suu Kyi, issued as of 1 January 2014.

Article 1 establishes this approach in the light of the State Department's Forest fire prevention regulations.

Article II applies to the prevention and rescue of forest fires outside urban areas within the province's administration.

Article 3. Forest fire prevention persists in the prevention of the dominant and aggressive approach.

Article IV. The forest fire prevention process is governed by the executive heads of the people at all levels.

Governments at all levels should strengthen the leadership of forest fire prevention efforts, integrate forest fire prevention into national economic and social development planning, organize the coordination of key issues in forest fire prevention efforts, integrate forest fire financing into the current financial budget, strengthen forest fire protection infrastructure, command systems, workforce-based capacity-building, and promote forest fire awareness education and combat recovery.

Article 5 Governments of provinces, municipalities in the districts, districts (communes, zones) should establish forest fire-related command structures consisting of the relevant departments, public safety firefighting forces, VAF units, or chief executive heads.

The communes of the forest fire protection mandate (communes) and the street offices should establish the Forest Fire Leading Group to develop and implement forest fire prevention measures.

Article 6

The sectors of public security, finance, transport, water, civil affairs, communications, meteorology, at the district level, are vested in the relevant forest fires.

The communes (communes), street offices, village (community) committees should be able to work on forest fires in accordance with the forest fire liability provisions.

Article 7. The Government of the provincial population should strengthen the work of air escorts, establish a collaborative mechanism for aviation escorts, and improve the construction and financing of air-based infrastructure.

The municipalities in the area should build temporary parking and access points for airfare aircraft based on forest fires and be matched by the relevant air escorts.

Article 8

The establishment of a tourist area in the forest fire area is planned, and its forest fire facilities should be synchronized with the construction project.

Article 9

The communes (communes) Governments, street offices should develop forest fire response responses in accordance with forest fire emergencies. The Village (HL) Commission should assist in the management of forest fires in accordance with the provisions of the forest fire response and the forest fire response.

Article 10: Governments and communes (communes, areas) of the forest fire priority areas (communes), street offices, national forest operators should be organized in accordance with the following provisions:

(i) People's Government, street offices are less than 25;

(ii) Not less than 50 forest fire priority areas (markets, areas);

(iii) There are more than 50 national forest operators with more than 10,000 acres;

(iv) More than 50,000 acres of national forest operators are not less than 100.

Governments at all levels should guide the work of the Forest Operations Unit and the Village (LNL), the Enterprise Unit in the establishment of a mass emergency response to the forest fire protection mandate, and the establishment of a pool of volunteers for forest fire prevention response, to assist in the rehabilitation of fires and the promotion of forest fire.

Article 11

The operating units of ecological good works should be established in accordance with the criteria for each 500 acre. They can be appointed by the Government of the People of the District (communes, districts) or by the commune (communes), the street offices and ensure their labour and welfare.

Article 12 covers the period of forest fire throughout the province from 1 November to 31 May each year.

More than the people at the district level should delineate forest fires based on local forest fires and establish clear border symbols.

Article 13 establishes a forest fire liability regime. The People's Government or the communes (communes), street offices should enter into forest fire protection letters with units, organizations and individuals responsible for forest fire protection in the Territory, scientific delineation of forest fire responsibility zones, identification of forest fire responsibilities and the introduction of annual responsibility management.

Article 14. Governments of all levels of the population, forest fire control command and forestry authorities should organize regular forest fire awareness education, use of modern means of communication to carry out forest fire awareness campaigns, and promote forest fire defence knowledge and safe access to the knowledge of forest fire protection.

The operating units of forests, forests, forests and forest land should establish forest fire warning signs in the forest fire area, posting and hiding forest fires.

Article 15. During the forest fire, the meteorological sector should produce forecasts of forest fire-risk meteorology and conduct forest fire satellite remote sensing monitoring.

Information should be disseminated to society on a timely and non-reimbursable basis for the distribution of information on forest fire-risk meteorological forecasts, high fire risk alerts and forest fire defence.

More than three levels of forest fire risk weather, the forest fire area should set a wise, orange, redundant, and early warning of forest fire risk, in accordance with the corresponding emergency scenarios.

Article 16 During the forest fire fire, the forest authorities or the operators of forests, forest wood and forest land have been authorized by the Government of the people at the district level to establish temporary forest fire protection checkpoints (points) at the main route to the forest fire area, and to carry out forest fire awareness education under the law, implement the forest fire fire inspection, and promptly eliminate hidden fires such as fire and electricity.

Those involved in activities such as wild camps, denunciation and tourism in forest fire areas should strictly adhere to forest fire protection provisions.

Article 17, in addition to the planned fires approved by the forest fire-related fire, any unit and individual shall not carry out the following acts within the forest area and from 500 metres from the forest:

(i) burning, burning of crop waste;

(ii) Inflation of cigarbs, smoking, wild cooking and ritual fire;

(iii) Removal of airborne sources of fire;

(iv) R fires such as slackening;

(v) Other acts that could trigger forest fires.

Article 18 prohibits the unauthorized construction of cemeteries by any unit and individual in the forest fire area.

The cemeteries that have been approved in the forest fire area should be coordinated and the construction of the corresponding firewall and fire protection blocks.

Article 19

(i) Forest fire protection blocks;

(ii) Construction of a forest fire observatory at every 10,000 acreed forest land;

(iii) To meet the forest fire corridor required by the three-kilometre trametery;

(iv) Forest fire communications networks, remote video surveillance systems;

(v) Forest firefighting banks, water ponds, etc.

(vi) The forest fire defence reserve, transport tools and firefighting machines;

(vii) Other forest fire protection facilities, equipment, such as electricity generation, lighting.

No unit or person is prohibited from destroying or illegally occuping forest fire facilities, equipment.

Article 20, any unit and individual found forest fires, should report immediately to the local people's Government or to the sectors such as forestry, public safety.

The Government of the local people or the forest fire control command body received fire reports or the satellite monitoring of fire hot spots, aviation observation points report, should immediately be sent to field verification and, in accordance with the relevant provisions, should not be kept in possession of reports and late.

Article 21, forest fires occur, and forest fire-relevant forest fire command institutions at the district level should organize and direct fire recovery in forest fires, as required. Where necessary, fire and safety materials such as fire extinguish aircraft, vehicles and equipment, equipment may be applied as required.

Article 22, where a forest fire occurs, is one of the following cases, where the forest fire command body of the Government of the People's Party (communes, zones) in the area should report immediately to the provincial forest fire control authorities in accordance with the procedures:

(i) The above-mentioned natural protected areas, forest parks, landscapes or national forest sites;

(ii) In the area of administrative regional bordering at the district level;

(iii) causing serious injury or death;

(iv) Threats to residential or important facilities;

(v) Two hours of fire have not been extinguished;

(vi) There is a need for provincial forest fire control command agencies to support the rescue.

Article 23 should be the main force of the forest fire-stricken. People's emergency response can be mobilized, if necessary.

In accordance with the needs of fire-saving fires, the Government of the above-mentioned population or the forest fire-related command body can coordinate the participation of public safety fire firefighting forces, the Resident Liberation Army, the VAF, the reserve force and militia organizations in forest fires.

Units and individuals who have received fire orders should be removed from designated locations within a limited time frame to invest in the rescue process.

Article 24 Radio stations and forest fire monitoring equipment for forest fires are exempted from the frequency of contributions, royalties.

Forest firefighting vehicles or persons carrying out forest fire-saving tasks are exempted from highway, ordinary roads, dams, tunnels and Société movement charges, by virtue of the specific markings issued by the relevant authorities.

Article 25 After forest fire extinguishment, the forest fire command body should organize a comprehensive inspection of firefields, arrange sufficient personnel to guard and ensure that there is no recurrence.

The fire was generally less than 48 hours. The parties may withdraw from the watchdog.

The forest fire extortion should be carried out in a timely manner by the forest authorities of more than communes to investigate the occurrence of fires in the relevant sectors and to present a survey report to the local people. The local people's Government should establish forest fire liability units and responsibilities in accordance with the survey report and be treated by law.

Article 27, in violation of this approach, provides that in the period of forest fire, there is a fine of more than 1000 dollars for units of over €2 million without the authorization of the forest fire command, within 500 metres from the forest area and from the forest side; in the event of a severe fine of €100,000 for individuals; and in the event of a fine of €2 million for damages for damages;

Article 28 violates the provisions of this approach, destroys or illegally occupied forest fire facilities, equipment, which is subject to correction by the authorities of forestry at the district level, gives warnings, fines of up to 500,000 dollars for individuals and at the expense of €300,000 for units, resulting in losses, compensation under the law, and criminal liability.

Article 29 of this approach is implemented effective 1 January 2014. The Forest fire management provisions in the Province of San Suu Kyi, published by Decree No. 167 of 9 June 2004, were repealed.