Measures of Ji 'nan Municipality for the Administration of the Release and Dissemination of Meteorological Disaster Warning Signals

Article 1 These Measures are formulated in accordance with the Meteorological Law of People's Republic of China (PRC), Regulations on Meteorological Disaster Prevention, Regulations on Meteorological Disaster Prevention of Jinan and other laws and regulations in order to standardize the release and dissemination of meteorological disaster warning signals, prevent and mitigate meteorological disasters, and protect the lives and property of the state and people. Article 2 These Measures shall apply to the release and dissemination of meteorological disaster warning signals within the administrative area of this Municipality. Article 3 The term "meteorological disaster warning signal" as mentioned in these Measures refers to the meteorological disaster warning information released to the public by the meteorological offices and stations subordinate to the competent meteorological departments. Article 4 Meteorological disaster warning signals generally consist of names, icons, standards and defense guidelines.

Meteorological disaster warning signals in this city are divided into rainstorm, blizzard, drought, lightning, gale, hail, fog, high temperature, cold wave, road icing, frost, typhoon and sandstorm.

According to the degree of harm, urgency and development trend that meteorological disasters may cause, the levels of meteorological disaster warning signals are generally divided into four levels: IV (general), III (heavier), II (serious) and I (particularly serious), which are indicated by blue, yellow, orange and red in turn and marked in Chinese and English. Article 5 The release and dissemination of meteorological disaster warning signals shall adhere to the principles of timeliness, standardization, accuracy and free of charge. Article 6 The municipal and county people's governments (including Jinan High-tech Zone Administrative Committee and Southern Mountain Administrative Committee, the same below) shall strengthen the organization and coordination of the release and dissemination of meteorological disaster early warning signals, establish smooth and effective channels for the release and dissemination of meteorological disaster early warning signals, and organize relevant departments to establish a meteorological disaster emergency linkage mechanism. Seventh town government (street offices) shall determine the personnel to assist the competent meteorological departments and relevant departments to carry out the information transmission and emergency liaison work of meteorological disaster warning signals. Eighth city and county meteorological authorities responsible for the administrative area of meteorological disaster warning signal release and dissemination of management. Article 9 Meteorological disaster warning signals shall be uniformly released to the public by the meteorological offices and stations subordinate to the competent meteorological departments in accordance with their duties and powers.

Other organizations and individuals shall not release meteorological disaster warning signals to the society. Tenth release of meteorological disaster warning signals shall indicate the name and release time of the issuing unit, and indicate the meteorological disaster warning area.

When a variety of meteorological disasters occur or are expected to occur at the same time, the meteorological observatory can simultaneously issue a variety of meteorological disaster warning signals according to the corresponding standards. Article 11 Meteorological offices and stations should rely on meteorological monitoring networks to strengthen the dynamic monitoring of disastrous weather, judge the degree of harm, urgency and development trend that meteorological disasters may cause according to meteorological monitoring information, determine the level of meteorological disaster early warning signals, release meteorological disaster early warning signals to the society in a timely manner through radio stations, television stations, newspapers, government websites and other media and telecom operators according to their authority, and report them to the people's government at the same level and notify relevant departments. Twelfth radio stations, television stations, newspapers, government websites and other media and telecom operators should establish a cooperative mechanism with meteorological stations for the release and dissemination of meteorological disaster warning signals, and smooth the channels for the release and dissemination of meteorological disaster warning signals. Thirteenth radio and television, economy and information technology and other relevant departments should organize radio stations, television stations, newspapers, government websites and other media and telecom operators to do a good job in the dissemination of meteorological disaster early warning signals. Article 14 When broadcasting stations, television stations, newspapers, government websites and other media and telecom operators disseminate meteorological disaster early warning signals, they should use timely meteorological disaster early warning signals directly provided by meteorological stations, and indicate the name of the meteorological station that issued the meteorological disaster early warning signals, the release time and the meteorological disaster early warning area.

Radio stations, television stations, government websites and other media and telecom operators shall broadcast meteorological disaster warning signals in accordance with the relevant provisions and requirements of the state, province and city. Article 15 The competent meteorological department shall establish a linkage mechanism for the release of meteorological disaster warning signals with government emergency management agencies and relevant departments such as radio and television, economy and informatization, public security, civil affairs, land and resources, environmental protection, urban and rural transportation, urban and rural construction, urban and rural water supply, agriculture, education, health and family planning, safety supervision, forestry, urban and rural greening, tourism, etc., so as to realize real-time information sharing.

After receiving the meteorological disaster warning signal, all relevant departments shall promptly spread it to their own industries and systems, and organize defense work. Sixteenth city, county, district people's governments and relevant departments shall, according to the early warning signals of meteorological disasters, timely judge the possible impact of meteorological disasters on the region and the industry, and make preparations for starting emergency plans in accordance with relevant regulations. Seventeenth airports, stations, squares, expressway, shopping malls, tourist attractions, transportation hubs and other management units should use electronic display screens, radio, bulletin boards, urban mobile television and other information receiving and broadcasting facilities to timely disseminate meteorological disaster warning signals. Eighteenth schools, kindergartens, hospitals, nursing homes, nursing homes and the management units of special group activities or service places established in the community, such as the old, the young, the sick and the disabled, shall take targeted communication methods and timely preventive measures after receiving the meteorological disaster warning signal. Nineteenth coal production, non-coal mining, construction, production and storage of dangerous goods, field operations and other industries vulnerable to meteorological disasters. , shall establish a meteorological disaster early warning signal dissemination system, arrange special personnel to be responsible for the dissemination of meteorological disaster early warning signals, and ensure the smooth dissemination channels of meteorological disaster early warning signals.