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(Un of 1 September 2005) Article 1 provides for the dissemination and dissemination of emergency meteorological early warning signals (hereinafter referred to as early warning signals), effective defence and mitigation of sudden meteorological disasters, protection of people's life property security, in accordance with relevant laws, regulations and regulations, such as the People's Republic of China Meteorological Act, and the development of this approach in the light of the reality of this city. Article 2 publishes and disseminates early warning signals within the city's administration and should be in compliance with this approach. Article 3. This approach calls for early warning signals, which refer to hygienic turmoils, which are owned by municipal, district (community), depressing mountainous areas and the turmoilat (sites) to the public in society for effective defence and mitigation of sudden meteorological disasters. The names of early warning signals, maps, meanings and their relevant defence guidance are implemented in accordance with the provisions of the Department of State meteorological authorities. Article IV is responsible for the dissemination and dissemination of early warning signals in this jurisdiction by municipalities, districts (markets), depressing mountainous areas, and the Meteorological Authority in the area. The executive authorities, such as agriculture, forest water, public safety, transport, urban management, education, radio television, press publication, information, tourism, should cooperate with the implementation of this approach in accordance with their respective responsibilities. Article 5 Coordinated publication of early warning signals in the area of responsibility for this forecast service. No other units and individuals may issue early warning signals to the public of society. In monitoring, predicting the occurrence of sudden-on-size-fits-all disasters, early warning signals should be issued through media and information services that have a real-time communications capability, such as radio, television stations, videos, voices, the Internet, as well as the timely updating or release of early warning signals, in accordance with weather changes, while informing the people at this level and relevant administrative authorities. Article 7. Broadcasts, television stations (shalls) should be broadcast on early warning signals in accordance with this approach. Other media and information services should be broadcasting early warning signals in accordance with this approach and the provisions of the agreement. Media and information services should be disseminated to send early warning signals directly provided by meteorological stations (starts) without transmission, transmission of early warning signals from other sources. Article 8. Upon receipt of an early warning signal issued by the meteorological cell (at stations) in the time of delivery, the broadcast, television stations (shall stations) shall be broadcast outside 15 minutes; and the transmission of an early warning signal issued by the meteorological cell (stills) shall be broadcast on time. Other media and information services with real-time transmission capacity should be broadcast outside 15 minutes after receiving early warning signals from meteorological stations (starts). Article 9. The dissemination of early warning signals by the media and information services units should be used to use the required name of early warning signals, maps, correctly describe their meaning and relevant defence guidance, while describing the name and timing of the release of an early warning signal. Article 10. The frequency of transmission of early warning signals by radio, television stations ( stations) shall not be less frequent than one hour and should be increased accordingly at the early warning signal level, including an early warning signal of winds, storms, mine rainy winds and ices, and its frequency shall not be less than four hours per hour. Article 11. Relevant administrative authorities, such as meteorology, radio television, press publication and the dissemination of media and information services units should strengthen early warning signals and their meaning, advocacy of relevant defence guidance, and increase public awareness of sudden-onset disasters. Article 12. Governments and relevant administrative authorities should establish mechanisms for responding to sudden public emergencies, strengthen emergency meteorological disaster monitoring forecasts, launch and dissemination systems infrastructure, and increase early warning and defence capabilities. The administrative authorities, such as agriculture, forest water, public safety, transport, urban management, education, and schools, hospitals, etc., should, in practice, develop and implement emergency disaster defence programmes, to avoid or reduce the loss of life and property caused by sudden meteorological disasters, taking into account the guidance on early warning signal defence. In violation of article 5, paragraph 2, of this approach by units and individuals other than the meteorological cell, the authorities in their location have given warnings to the general public of early warning signals and are responsible for their immediate corrections and for fines of up to $300,000, resulting in serious consequences and fines of up to $3000 million. The dissemination of media and information services other than radio, television stations ( stations) violates article 7, paragraph 2, of this approach, which does not sign communications agreements with meteorology (stays) to broadcast early warning signals as unauthorized warning signals to the public of society, as provided in the preceding paragraph. Article 14. Dissemination of media and information services units violates article 7, paragraph 3, of this approach by providing for the transmission, transmission and transmission of other sources of early warning signals by the meteorological authorities at their location, ordering them to reproduce them immediately and imposing a fine of up to 5,000 dollars, with serious consequences, fines of up to $5000 million. Article 15 is one of the following cases, which is warned by the meteorological authorities at their location, ordering them to change immediately and imposing a fine of more than 500 dollars. (i) The dissemination of media and information services units, in violation of article 8 of this approach, has refused to broadcast or delay the transmission of early warning signals; (ii) The dissemination of media and information services units, in violation of article 9 of this approach, does not use the required name of early warning signals, maps, does not correctly describe their meaning and relevant defence guidance, or do not indicate the name of the meteorological (sites) that issued early warning signals and the time of issuance; (iii) The frequency of transmission of early warning signals by radio, television stations ( stations) violates the provisions of article X of this approach. Article 16 is implemented effective 1 September 2005. |
