Chongqing further improved its emergency security system

The establishment of a three-level emergency rescue force system has become a key focus in this year’s environmental emergency management efforts. This initiative aims to enhance the overall response capability and coordination among different levels of environmental protection departments, ensuring that emergencies are addressed efficiently and effectively.

To start with, the goal is to build a model organization that can provide full-service emergency management support. The concept of “three there is an intensification” refers to having enough personnel, dedicated funds, and necessary equipment in place. This includes allocating sufficient staff for emergency management tasks, securing budgetary funding, and equipping offices with essential tools like emergency vehicles and specialized gear.

Furthermore, the focus will be on strengthening the roles and responsibilities of emergency management teams. This involves improving communication and command systems, upgrading the 12369 environmental emergency command platform, and enhancing the intelligence of emergency operations. Additionally, building a strong team of environmental experts and rescue units is crucial, aiming to establish a three-tiered system covering city, region, and enterprises.

Improving monitoring capabilities is another critical aspect. The district environmental monitoring station will expand its network in key industries and areas, optimize equipment, and develop training plans for each emergency team. Training will emphasize core members, use existing resources effectively, and include competitive elements to ensure practical skills are developed. Joint assessments will also be conducted to evaluate training outcomes and improve overall monitoring quality.

Efforts are also being made to strengthen emergency response capacities. By the end of 2012, local emergency systems must meet the standards set for prefecture-level cities, addressing issues such as insufficient emergency management resources. A material reserve mechanism is being established, integrating government and social resources to create a five-in-one system that includes reserves, agreements, and commitments.

The principle of rational reserves, professional management, and timely allocation will guide the management of emergency materials. Environmental risk units are required to develop their own material management systems, assign responsible personnel, and maintain accurate records. Regular inspections will ensure that all necessary materials are available when needed, supporting efficient emergency responses.

â–  Upgrading the 12369 environmental emergency command system to improve the intelligence of emergency operations â–  Establishing a five-in-one social environmental emergency material reserve linkage mechanism

As Chongqing continues to grow as the second-largest city, the demand for more effective environmental emergency management has increased. Recently, Wanzhou held a special meeting to re-deploy environmental emergency work for 2012, emphasizing the need for continuous improvement in the environmental emergency protection system. These steps reflect a growing commitment to safeguarding public health and the environment through better preparedness and response strategies.