How often should tourist attractions conduct emergency drills?

Tourist attractions conduct emergency drills every six months. Article 33 of Order No. 2 of the Ministry of Emergency Management, "Measures for the Management of Emergency Plans for Production Safety Accidents," stipulates that production and business units shall formulate their own emergency plan drill plans, and organize a comprehensive emergency plan drill at least once a year based on the unit's accident risk characteristics or Special emergency plan drills, and on-site disposal plan drills are organized at least once every six months.

Production, operation, storage and transportation units of flammable and explosive items, hazardous chemicals and other hazardous items, mining, metal smelting, urban rail transit operations, construction units, as well as hotels, shopping malls and entertainment venues Units that operate places with densely populated areas such as tourist attractions and tourist attractions shall organize a production safety accident emergency plan drill at least once every six months, and report the drill results to the department responsible for the supervision and management of production safety under the local people's government at or above the county level.

The departments responsible for the supervision and management of production safety under the local people's governments at or above the county level shall conduct random inspections on the emergency rescue plan drills for production safety accidents of key production and business units specified in the preceding paragraph within their respective administrative regions; if the drills are found to be inconsistent with If required, it shall be ordered to make corrections within a time limit.