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(Act No. 134 of 26 January 2002 of the People's Government Order No. 134 of 21 January 2002 on the revision of the 10 provincial government regulations, such as the Modalities for the Control of Sexual Diseases in the Province of San Suu Kyi, 31 October 2004) Article 1 protects the interests of the State and the security of the people's life, fosters economic and social development, in line with the People's Meteorological Act, and develops this provision in conjunction with this province. Article 2 units and individuals involved in disaster prevention activities in the administration of the province shall be subject to this provision. Article 3. Prevention of disaster risk reduction and the introduction of a preventive and integrated approach. Article IV is responsible for the management of disaster prevention throughout the province. The city, the district (commune, district) meteorological authorities are responsible for the management of disaster risk reduction in the current administration. The mine-reducing body, affiliated with the above-mentioned meteorological authorities, is specifically responsible for the prevention of mitigation in the current administrative area. Electrical enterprises are responsible for the prevention of mitigation of high-pressed electricity facilities within the delegated authority of provincial meteorological authorities and are subject to technical guidance at all levels of disaster relief agencies. Sectors such as construction, public safety, business administration and quality technical supervision should be coordinated with the meteorological authorities in their respective responsibilities to prevent disaster risk reduction. Article 5 meteorology authorities at all levels should strengthen the monitoring of mine power, early warning systems and capacity-building for mine-electronic disasters. The following places or facilities should be installed in the following facilities: (i) The construction of (construction) and its subsidiary facilities, as set out in the regulations for the prevention of the design of buildings; (ii) Production, storage and storage of flammable materials such as oil, chemical and biological industries; (iii) Electrical facilities, electrical devices; (iv) Computer information systems, communications systems, radio and television systems; (v) Other facilities and places that are vulnerable to mine shocks. Article 7 manages professional technicians engaged in mine engineering design, construction and mine-clearing devices. Article 8 deals with the construction engineering design document for mine prevention, with participation by more than zone meteorological authorities in the review and advice on the prevention of mine design. The mine engineering design map is not qualified and the construction of administrative authorities shall not be granted construction permits and the construction units shall not be constructed. Article 9. Meteorological authorities should monitor the installation of mine-facilitative devices, participate in the completion of construction works and provide advice on the collection of mine-clearing works. The mine-clearing works have not been experienced or are not eligible for use. Article 10. Meteorological authorities at all levels should strengthen the monitoring management of mine-protecting devices testing and will guide the detection of mined devices with the relevant sectors. Article 11. Units involved in the detection of mine-facilitative devices must be certified by provincial meteorological authorities, implement national preventive technical norms and guarantee the authenticity of the mine-protecting devices report. Article 12. Prevention of mine-facilitative devices has a regular detection system. The mine-facilitative devices use units should report regularly to the mine-reducing institutions on a regular basis, and the mine-reducing institutions should organize testing in a timely manner. Testing is qualified and qualified certificates should be issued; they are not qualified, the time limit is changed and reviewed. Article 13 engages in mine engineering design, construction and mine-protecting devices detection activities and must comply with national confidentiality provisions. Article 14. Meteorological authorities at all levels are responsible for organizing investigations, statistics and identification of mine-hydro disasters. Other relevant sectors and units should be aligned with the local meteorological authorities' survey, statistics and identification of mine-hydro disasters. Fire accidents arising from mine-electronic disasters are investigated by the relevant authorities. Article 15. Re-emissions should be reported to local meteorological authorities in a timely manner and to assist local meteorological authorities in investigating and identifying mine-electronic disasters. Article 16, in violation of this provision, does not obtain a corresponding test of qualifications or beyond the scope of a licence of a hierarchy of qualifications, engage in a mine-facilitative inspection operation, warning by meteorological authorities and fines of up to 3,000 dollars. Article 17, in violation of this provision, has one of the following cases, warned by the meteorological authorities to change the time limit and to impose a fine of up to 1 million dollars: (i) The installation of mine-protecting devices and the denial of installation; (ii) The mine-facilitative use unit rejects the testing or testing of non-qualified refusals. Article 18, in violation of this provision, creates a disaster in mine power, causing a loss of life or State property and administrative disposition of the responsible person and other persons directly responsible for the direct responsibility, by virtue of the law; and constitutes an offence punishable by law. Article 19 Meteorological authorities and their staff members in disaster prevention institutions play a role in neglect, abuse of authority, provocative fraud, and are subject to administrative disposition by law, which constitutes an offence and are criminally prosecuted by law. Article 20 |
