Archives Fire Emergency Plan

Archives Fire Emergency Plan

In ordinary study, work, and life, emergencies sometimes occur. In order to control the development of the accident, it may be necessary to formulate emergency plans in advance. Plan. How to write an emergency plan to be more effective? Below is the fire emergency plan for the archives that I compiled for you. I hope it can help you.

1.1 Purpose

In order to establish a responsive and efficient forest fire disposal system and effectively improve the ability to protect ecological security and the safety of people’s lives and property, we will This plan is specially formulated to minimize the losses caused by forest fires.

1.2 Basis of preparation

Based on the "Forest Law of the People's Republic of China", "Regulations of the People's Republic of China on Forest Fire Prevention", "Central Council of the People's Republic of China and the State Council" "Decision on Accelerating the Development of Forestry", "National Emergency Plan for Dealing with Severe and Extraordinary Forest Fires", "Guangdong Provincial Forest Fire Prevention Management Regulations", "Decision of the Shenzhen Municipal Committee of the Communist Party of China on Accelerating the Development of Urban Forestry", " The Shenzhen Municipal People's Government's Overall Contingency Plan for Public Emergency Events" and other laws and policies formulate this plan.

1.3 Follow the principles

1.3.1 People-oriented. Adhere to the most basic working principle of protecting the lives and safety of residents and fire-fighting personnel in areas where forest fires occur, effectively protect the safety of people's property and public facilities in forest areas, and minimize losses caused by forest fires.

1.3.2 Unified command. Fighting forest fires is organized and directed by the forest fire prevention headquarters of governments at all levels. The front-line headquarters established on the front line of the fire scene is the highest command authority at the fire-fighting site. All units and individuals participating in fire-fighting must obey the unified command of the front-line headquarters. The superior frontline headquarters will not issue orders beyond the level unless there are special circumstances. The frontline headquarters can designate commanders to specifically direct the firefighting work.

1.3.3 Hierarchical management. In accordance with the disposal model of "graded response, combination of sectors, focusing on sectors, grassroots first, and promotion step by step", a forest fire management organizational system of "two levels of government, three levels of management, and four levels of network" was established.

1.3.4 Sharding to put out fires. When the fire scene is large and scattered, the fire scene can be divided into war zones, and fire fighting tasks can be implemented in slices and sections. Under the unified leadership of the fire fighting frontline general headquarters, each divisional frontline headquarters is responsible for the organization and command of the war zone.

1.3.5 The Armed Police Stationed in Shenzhen is under independent command. According to the particularity of the standardized organizational structure of the Armed Police xx, when performing fire-fighting tasks, the Armed Police xx stationed in Shenzhen established a corresponding front-line command headquarters to specifically organize fire-fighting work under the unified leadership of the General Frontline Command.

1.4 Current situation

With the improvement of our city’s forest protection policy and the construction of ecological public welfare forests and various parks, combustible materials in the forest area have increased significantly, which can easily cause forest fires. In autumn and winter, there is less rain and high winds and dry weather, which are harsh meteorological conditions that trigger forest fires. The improvement of people's living standards has stimulated people's enthusiasm for and getting close to nature, resulting in a significant increase in the number of people participating in mountaineering and outdoor activities, and an increase in the risk of man-made forest fires.

1.5 Scope of application

This plan is applicable to serious and extremely large forest fires that occur in Shenzhen; or where the municipal forest fire prevention headquarters needs to directly participate in command and coordination; or where the city handles emergencies Forest fire fighting and rescue work is organized and directed by the Municipal Forest Fire Prevention Headquarters under the authorization of the Incident Committee.

1.5.1 Forest fires and general forest fires should, in principle, be handled directly by the district forest fire prevention headquarters in coordination with relevant departments.

1.5.2 The following forest fire accidents shall be handled by the Municipal Forest Fire Prevention Headquarters in collaboration with relevant departments: forest fires that occur in the border areas between districts; forest fires with a victim forest area of ??more than 10 hectares; forest fires that cause Forest fires that kill more than one person or seriously injure three or more people or cause huge economic losses; forest fires that threaten residential areas and important facilities in forest areas; forest fires that require municipal support to fight.

2 Organizational Structure and Responsibilities

2.1 Emergency Organizational Structure and Responsibilities

The Municipal Emergency Response Committee is responsible for handling and managing public emergencies in our city** *The leading organization for the incident, the Municipal Emergency Command Center is its daily office.

The Municipal Forest Fire Prevention Headquarters is a professional emergency agency for forest fire prevention. It is responsible for implementing the national forest fire prevention guidelines and policies, supervising the implementation of relevant laws and regulations; formulating forest fire emergency plans; grasping fire dynamics, Organize and direct the fight against forest fires; conduct publicity and education on forest fire prevention; organize scientific research on forest fire prevention; cooperate with relevant departments in investigating and handling forest fire cases; conduct forest fire statistics and establish fire files. The Municipal Forest Fire Prevention Headquarters Office is its daily office and is located in the Municipal Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Bureau.

2.2 Organizational System Framework

2.2.1 Municipal Forest Fire Prevention Headquarters Composition and Member Units

Commander-in-Chief: Deputy Mayor in Charge

Deputy Commander-in-Chief: Deputy Secretary-General of the Municipal Government, Director of the Municipal Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Bureau, Deputy Director of the Municipal Urban Management Bureau, Deputy Director of the Municipal Public Security Bureau, Deputy Commander of the Shenzhen Garrison District, and Deputy District Chiefs of each district government.

Member units: Municipal Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Bureau, Municipal Emergency Command Center, Municipal Urban Management Bureau, Municipal Public Security Bureau, Municipal Development and Reform Bureau, Municipal Meteorological Bureau, Municipal Transportation Bureau, Municipal Health Bureau, Municipal Finance Bureau, Municipal Telecommunications Bureau, Municipal Forest Fire Prevention Headquarters Office, Municipal Public Security Bureau Forest Branch, Municipal Radio Management Office, Shenzhen Garrison District, Sixth Armed Police Detachment, and Seventh Armed Police Detachment.

　2.2.2 Responsibilities of relevant municipal departments

Municipal Bureau of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries: Implement the deployment of fire fighting and disaster relief work by the Municipal Emergency Response Committee and the Municipal Forest Fire Prevention Headquarters; propose and study Review and approve the emergency response plan for forest fire accidents, organize, coordinate, and supervise the disaster relief team to complete the response work; fully understand the dynamics of the fire scene; investigate the cause of the fire and assist in maintaining public order at the fire scene; assess direct and indirect losses after the disaster; prepare and submit accident investigation reports Relevant units.

Municipal Emergency Command Center: summarizes and analyzes information, provides emergency decision-making services, coordinates the release of forest fire warning information, organizes, coordinates and directs relevant departments to participate in emergency response work.

Municipal Urban Management Bureau: Actively carry out forest fire fighting and rescue work within its jurisdiction, and assist the Municipal Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Bureau in other related work.

Municipal Public Security Bureau: Do a good job in public security management, security, fire traffic control and fire detection in disaster areas, prevent and crack down on various illegal fire uses, and ensure the smooth progress of fire fighting. The Municipal Public Security and Traffic Police Bureau is responsible for establishing and improving emergency support measures such as road traffic control. The Municipal Public Security and Fire Bureau should actively participate in the fight against forest fires.

Civil Affairs Bureau: When a forest fire occurs and a large number of victims need emergency evacuation, it is responsible for the temporary resettlement and livelihood security of the victims.

Municipal Finance Bureau: Promptly allocate emergency funds and condolences and reward funds required for forest fires.

Municipal Transportation Bureau: Ensure the rapid transportation of fire-fighting materials and reinforcements.

Municipal Health Bureau: When a forest fire occurs and causes casualties, the Municipal Emergency Medical Center (120) is required to organize rescue personnel to rush to the fire scene and do a good job in emergency drug support, health and epidemic prevention, and casualty treatment in the disaster area. .

Municipal Meteorological Bureau: Responsible for forest fire prevention meteorological monitoring, issuing forest fire danger level forecasts and fire danger warning signals; when severe or extremely large forest fires occur, the mobile monitoring system provides live and future meteorological elements near the fire scene. Meteorological conditions are predicted and artificial rainfall enhancement operations are carried out when operating conditions are available.

Municipal Radio Management Office: Closely cooperate with the Municipal Forest Fire Prevention Headquarters Office to organize communication support work and provide communication support for forest fire accidents. Fire fighting and disaster relief command agencies at all levels and on-site fire fighting and disaster relief In order to support the goal, the command headquarters relies on existing communication means and support capabilities to implement it.

Municipal Foreign Affairs Office: When foreign reinforcements are needed to fight wildfires, foreign affairs liaison work must be organized in a timely manner.

　2.2.3 Responsibilities of the district fire-fighting command agency

According to the development of the fire, the district forest fire prevention headquarters should actively organize and carry out fire-fighting work and set up fire-fighting front-line command at the fire-fighting site. Department, the main leaders take command from the front, grasp the fire situation, analyze the fire intensity, formulate and implement fire-fighting plans, organize fire-fighting personnel, extinguish the mountain fire as soon as possible with the minimum cost, and minimize casualties and economic losses.

3 Forecasting and Early Warning

3.1 Information Monitoring

The Municipal Forest Fire Prevention Command Office uses the satellite monitoring system and remote video monitoring system of the Municipal Forest Fire Prevention Command Center to Carry out fire surveillance and detect fire points in time.

The Municipal Meteorological Bureau is responsible for forest fire prevention meteorological monitoring, assessment and forecasting, providing fire information to the headquarters in a timely manner, and using various communication methods to report to the frontline headquarters as soon as possible. If necessary, send personnel to the frontline command Department provides on-site service.

　3.2 Fire report

The district forest fire prevention headquarters office promptly reports the comprehensive situation of the fire to the municipal forest fire prevention headquarters office, that is, the location of the fire, the burned area, the measures taken, and the time of occurrence. wait. The comprehensive fire situation of the Municipal Forest Fire Prevention Headquarters Office will be reported to the Provincial Forest Fire Prevention Headquarters Office and the Municipal Emergency Command Center respectively after being reviewed and signed by the Director or Deputy Director of the Municipal Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Bureau.

　3.3 Early Warning Level

Based on the factors that affect forest fires, such as temperature, humidity, precipitation, wind and other meteorological factors, and the load of combustibles under the forest, tree species categories, tree age, etc. Factors, etc., the forest fire prevention department and the meteorological department issued forest fire danger level forecasts and fire danger warning signals based on the above conditions. The first level requires attention to forest fire prevention, the second level requires the prevention of forest fires, and the third and fourth levels require that the use of fire in forest areas is strictly prohibited.

Forest fires are divided into four levels. Forest fires (the affected forest area is less than 1 hectare or other forest fires) are Level IV, and general forest fires (the affected forest area is more than 1 hectare but less than 100 hectares). It is Level III, major forest fires (the affected forest area is more than 100 hectares but less than 1,000 hectares) are Level II, and extremely large forest fires (the affected forest area is more than 1,000 hectares) are Level I, which are colored blue, yellow, orange and Indicated in red.

The above forest fire risk meteorological levels and fire levels are released through news media such as television and radio. When necessary, manual means are used to transmit early warning information.

4 Emergency Response

4.1 Graded Response

The Municipal Forest Fire Prevention Headquarters is responsible for handling serious and extremely large forest fires; the district-level Forest Fire Prevention Headquarters is responsible for handling forest fires. Fire alarm and general forest fire; the sub-district office is responsible for the early disposal of forest fires (police); the neighborhood committee is responsible for fire information collection, forest fire prevention publicity, etc.

4.2 Basic response procedures

4.2.1 Precautions for fire fighting

4.2.1.1 The on-site commander must carefully analyze the geographical environment and fire development situation. When the fire-fighting team is marching, selecting stations, and fighting fires, they must always pay attention to changes in terrain, weather, and fire intensity to ensure the safety of fire-fighting personnel.

4.2.1.2 On-site commanders should set up fire isolation zones around residential areas in forest areas, formulate emergency evacuation plans, identify responsible persons, and clarify safe evacuation routes. When residential areas are threatened by forest fires, effective fire prevention measures must be taken promptly and decisively, and at the same time, residents must be evacuated in an organized and orderly manner.

4.2.1.3 Forest fire fighting should be mainly carried out by local professional (semi-professional) forest fire brigade, public security fire brigade, armed police xx, and militia emergency detachment. If the local fire-fighting force is insufficient, you can apply to the Municipal Forest Fire Prevention Headquarters Office, and the Municipal Forest Fire Prevention Headquarters will negotiate with the Shenzhen Garrison District, Shenzhen Armed Police xx and other fire-fighting forces for reinforcements. The elderly, the weak, the sick, the disabled, pregnant women, junior high school students, and primary school students must not be mobilized to fight forest fires.

4.2.2 Basic Procedures

4.2.2.1 As the first response unit, the District Forest Fire Prevention Headquarters, after receiving a report of a forest fire accident, should initiate the emergency response to the street where the incident occurred. The office, public security and district incident management units are the main body of the early disposal mechanism, and a fire-fighting frontline command headquarters is established, and the main leaders should be in command from the front.

4.2.2.2 After receiving the forest fire report, the Municipal Forest Fire Prevention Headquarters Office shall report the fire location, time, cause, fire scene scope, weather situation, firefighting organization, etc. to the Municipal Forest Fire Prevention Headquarters. Make suggestions with the Municipal Emergency Command Center on whether to activate this plan. After the emergency plan is activated, the Municipal Forest Fire Prevention Headquarters shall organize each member unit to carry out work according to the prescribed responsibilities.

4.2.3 Expanding emergency response

4.2.3.1 According to the fire situation, when it is necessary to increase the fire-fighting force, the Municipal Forest Fire Prevention Headquarters can mobilize fire-fighting teams and materials from other districts to implement cross-border District reinforcements. In principle, the main force is the professional forest fire brigade of each district, supplemented by the armed police stationed in Shenzhen and the xx; the nearest reinforcement is the main force, and the long-distance reinforcement is the supplement; the reinforcement in the low fire danger area is mainly the reinforcement, and the reinforcement in the high fire danger area is the supplement. The Municipal Forest Fire Prevention Headquarters will adjust the order of the reinforcement echelon based on the degree of fire danger and fire occurrence conditions in various places at that time. The mobilization of professional forest fire brigade in each district shall be mobilized by the Municipal Forest Fire Prevention Headquarters to the forest fire prevention headquarters of the transferring area, which shall be organized and implemented by the forest fire prevention headquarters of the transferring area.

4.2.3.2 When reinforcements from the Shenzhen Garrison District and the Armed Police Stationed in Shenzhen are needed or forest firefighters are mobilized across regions for reinforcements, the district forest fire prevention headquarters where the fire occurred shall submit an application to the municipal forest fire prevention headquarters. The Forest Fire Prevention Headquarters approves the implementation based on the fire situation and fire suppression work needs. After receiving the order, the Shenzhen Garrison District and the Armed Police Stationed in Shenzhen issued combat tasks in accordance with relevant regulations.

4.2.3.3 Fire fighting force and transportation of equipment. The transportation of cross-regional firefighting reinforcements and portable equipment will be organized and implemented by the forest fire prevention headquarters of the transferred area.

4.3 Command and coordination

Due to the need to deal with severe and extremely large forest fires, the Municipal Forest Fire Prevention Headquarters can activate the "Shenzhen Municipal People's Government Overall Emergency Plan for Public Emergency Incidents" Several groups among the 12 basic emergency response groups participated in fire fighting work in a timely manner. If the participation of provincial and national forest fire fighting forces is required, the Municipal Forest Fire Prevention Headquarters shall submit a proposal to the Municipal Emergency Management Committee, which shall coordinate the matter.

4.4 News reports

News reports on forest fires in Shenzhen are in principle controlled by the city’s news and publicity team for dealing with major and major public emergencies, and verified by the city’s forest fire prevention headquarters office Can be reported later. Relevant news units must obtain approval from the Municipal Forest Fire Prevention Headquarters before sending reporters to the fire scene for interviews. Journalists must strictly abide by publicity disciplines during interviews, obey on-site commands, and must not hinder fire fighting work.

4.4.1 On-site interviews for major forest fires (injured forest area of ??more than 100 hectares) will be organized by the State Forestry Administration and the Provincial Forestry Bureau.

News releases (including TV news) about major forest fires must be verified by the Municipal News and Publicity Team for dealing with major and extremely serious public emergencies, and the Provincial Forestry Bureau will sign their opinions before reporting to the State Forestry Administration. Then publish the news uniformly.

4.4.2 Foreign reporting of forest fires shall be determined by the municipal foreign-related liaison group for dealing with major and extremely serious public emergencies. Without approval, no unit may publish information overseas on its own.

4.5 Emergency end

After the forest fire is effectively controlled, the Municipal Forest Fire Prevention Headquarters will declare the end of the emergency in a timely manner.

5 Post-processing

5.1 After-care

After the open fire is extinguished, enough personnel should be left behind, and the city will handle the aftermath of serious and extremely serious public emergencies. Continue to monitor the fire closely. The Municipal Forest Fire Prevention Command Center used the satellite forest fire monitoring system to initially evaluate the fire area based on the hot pixels reflected in the satellite cloud images. The forest fire prevention headquarters of each district shall promptly and truthfully report the burned area, damaged forest area, mature forest volume, number of young forests, material consumption, direct losses and indirect losses to the municipal forest fire prevention headquarters.

The evacuation, rescue, and resettlement of disaster victims, as well as the compensation for the deceased and the resettlement of survivors, etc., are handled by departments and industries; the resettlement and relief work for needy victims who lack the ability to save themselves are handled by the municipal and district civil affairs Department is responsible.

5.2 Social Relief

The Civil Affairs Bureau and the people's government of the place where the fire occurred shall organize the social relief work of the Red Cross, the Volunteer Federation and other social groups and international charitable organizations, and handle it properly The resettlement and post-disaster reconstruction work for the victims ensures that the victims do not suffer from cold or hunger, are emotionally stable, and receive timely treatment if they are sick.

5.3 Insurance

Establish a personal insurance system for fire fighters. Based on the types of insurance offered by various insurance institutions that are suitable for the characteristics of public emergencies in Shenzhen, reasonable insurance rates are determined and claims are settled in a timely manner in accordance with the contract.

5.4 Fire case investigation

The Forestry Branch of the Municipal Public Security Bureau is responsible for the investigation and handling of forest fire cases in the special zone, guides and supervises the Longgang and Baoan District Forest Police Stations to investigate and handle forest fire cases, and will The investigation report was submitted to the Municipal Forest Fire Prevention Command Office and the Municipal Emergency Command Center.

5.5 Work Summary

After the fire fighting work of each member unit is completed, it is necessary to sum up the experience and lessons in a timely manner, analyze the causes of the fire, propose improvement measures, and pay close attention to their implementation. The Municipal Forest Fire Prevention Headquarters reports forest fire situations in a timely manner in accordance with the requirements of the Provincial Forest Fire Prevention Headquarters.

5.6 Commendations, Rewards and Punishments

According to the investigation report, the municipal party committee, municipal government and district committees and district governments will reward and punish units and individuals that have made significant contributions in handling forest fires. Commendation. Municipal and district discipline inspection commissions and supervisory departments shall hold administrative responsibilities against units and individuals who conceal, omit, or belatedly report information and other dereliction of duty or dereliction of duty in handling forest fires; if a crime is constituted, they shall be referred to the judicial authorities for criminal liability in accordance with the law.

6 Guarantee Measures

6.1 Communication and Information Guarantee

Municipal and district forest fire prevention departments should establish forest fire prevention communication networks and fire scene emergency communication guarantee systems, equipped with communication Equipment and communications command vehicle. It is necessary to make full use of modern communication means, organically combine wired telephones, satellite telephones, mobile phones, radio stations and the Internet, and give full play to the role of social basic communication facilities to provide communication and information support for fire fighting work.

6.2 On-site rescue and engineering rescue equipment support

Municipal and district forest fire prevention headquarters and relevant departments such as power supply and gas supply should promptly deliver on-site rescue and engineering rescue equipment.

6.3 Emergency Team Guarantee

The fire fighting force adheres to the principle of "combination of specialized groups and focused on specialized personnel". The forest firefighting team and the municipal public security fire brigade are organized by the municipal, district and sub-district offices. The armed police stationed in Shenzhen and xx are the second echelon; the trained fire-fighting force is the third echelon. Governments at all levels must strengthen the construction of professional forest firefighting teams at all levels. While insisting on focusing on arming professional firefighting forces, they must also pay attention to the preparation of reserve firefighting forces to ensure there are sufficient firefighting echelons. Various fire-fighting forces must support each other, actively cooperate, and operate cooperatively under the unified organization and command of the fire-fighting headquarters.

　6.4 Transportation Guarantee

The transportation department shall ensure the supply of a sufficient number of fully functional transportation tools according to the needs of fighting forest fires, and establish and improve corresponding emergency response plans for relevant transportation units. mechanisms and safeguards.

　6.5 Medical and health security

The health department should clearly identify the units responsible for medical and health security, and reserve sufficient technical strength and medical supplies to ensure that people injured when fighting forest fires can receive timely medical care. , effective treatment.

　6.6 Public Security Guarantee

The public security department should formulate various preparation plans for maintaining public security order in the event of forest fires, including police gathering, control plans, duty methods and action measures, etc., and also be equipped with Sufficient reserve force ensures that police force can be increased at any time in the event of an emergency to avoid unnecessary casualties.

6.7 Fire-fighting material reserve guarantee

Municipal and district forest fire prevention headquarters must establish corresponding forest fire prevention material reserve warehouses, reserve sufficient fire-fighting machinery and equipment, and follow regulations Carry out maintenance and upkeep to ensure the supply of fire-fighting materials when fighting forest fires.

6.8 Funding Guarantee

6.8.1 The financial funds required to deal with forest fires shall be solved according to the special fund allocation channel for handling public emergencies.

6.8.2 Governments at all levels should incorporate the construction of various forest fire prevention infrastructure and the upgrading of machinery and equipment into economic and social development plans and fixed asset investment plans, and speed up the pace of construction; integrate forest fire prevention and Firefighting funds are included in the fiscal budget to ensure that forest fire prevention funds are received on time and in full, providing practical guarantee for forest fire prevention work.

6.9 Social Mobilization Guarantee

Adopt different forms of publicity and mobilization throughout society that “forest fire prevention is everyone’s responsibility”, so that “protect forests and pay attention to fire prevention” has become a The conscious behavior of the people of the whole society is to achieve mass prevention and mass treatment.

6.10 Emergency shelter guarantee

In an emergency, municipal and district civil affairs departments should open rescue management stations to provide emergency shelter.

6.11 Technical Reserve and Support

The municipal meteorological department provides fire scene meteorological services for fire fighting work, including fire scene weather conditions, weather forecasts, high fire danger warnings, artificial rainfall and other technical support; , the district forest fire prevention headquarters office consults forest fire prevention experts from forestry colleges and forest fire prevention research institutions on fire extinguishing techniques or requests on-site guidance. The Municipal Forest Fire Prevention Headquarters Office has established a forest fire prevention expert information database to collect comprehensive information from experts and scholars in various fields who can provide technical support for forest fire prevention, and to provide technical support for fire fighting work.

7 Publicity training and exercises

7.1 Publicity and education

Forest fire prevention headquarters at all levels announce forest fire emergency plans to the public and vigorously publicize relevant information on forest fire prevention. laws, regulations and rules, and use typical cases of mountain fires to guide and educate the public; make full use of various publicity media such as radio, television, newspapers and magazines, and carry out extensive forest fire prevention publicity activities; Set up eye-catching forest fire prevention publicity and warning signs in the main scenic tourist areas to strengthen fire prevention publicity for people entering the mountains; strengthen forest fire prevention knowledge education for primary and secondary school students, and conduct various forms of publicity to grassroots farmers, so as to truly make forest fire prevention knowledge a household name. Everyone consciously abides by it.

7.2 Training

Forest fire prevention headquarters at all levels conduct fire-fighting command and fire-fighting training once or twice a year for fire-fighting commanders and fire-fighting team members, as well as cadres, employees, and the masses in the forest area. Training on fire techniques, tactics and safety knowledge, strengthening actual combat drills and fire-fighting drills, improving the comprehensive quality and fire-fighting capabilities of the fire-fighting team, and popularizing fire safety knowledge among the people. At the same time, the forest fire brigade, militia emergency unit and armed police must be equipped with necessary fire-fighting equipment and conduct necessary fire-fighting knowledge training to ensure high-quality fire-fighting forces.

7.3 Exercise

In order to ensure the smooth implementation of this plan, the Municipal Forest Fire Prevention Headquarters organized relevant units to conduct exercises in accordance with the contents of the plan. Districts and sub-district offices with heavy forest fire prevention tasks must also conduct drills according to their own plans to improve the practical skills of forest firefighting teams at all levels, master a set of methods suitable for fighting mountain fires in the region, and enhance fire fighting and disaster relief capabilities.

8 Supplementary Provisions

8.1 Plan Management

This plan is the basic framework to guide forest fire prevention departments at all levels to formulate local fire suppression plans. During the implementation process, the Municipal Forest Fire Prevention Headquarters will make necessary revisions based on specific circumstances and submit them to the Municipal People's Government for approval.

8.2 Interpretation

The specific provisions of this plan are interpreted by the Municipal Forest Fire Prevention Headquarters.

8.3 Plan implementation time

This plan will be implemented from the date of release.

9 Appendix

9.1 Various standardized format texts

9.1.1 Request for instructions on initiating the municipal emergency plan for dealing with major forest fires (Annex 1).

9.1.2 Forest fire report (Annex 2).

9.1.3 Forest fire press release (Attachment 3).

9.1.4 Request for instructions on issuing a notice on forest fire prevention and martial law (Annex 4).

9.2 Address book of relevant institutions and personnel

9.2.1 Contact information of the duty room of relevant units (Annex 5).

9.2.2 Member list of forest fire prevention experts (Annex 6).

9.3 Flow chart for handling forest fires (Annex 7).

10 Attachments (omitted);