Shapingba District Enhances Basic Safety Supervision and Law Enforcement in Chongqing

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Chongba District's Emergency Management Bureau conducted a three-month "district leading towns and streets" law enforcement training operation to improve safety supervision and law enforcement effectiveness. The operation involved four groups of law enforcement teams inspecting 11 towns and streets, with a recent joint inspection of a hotel management company by Comrade Xiong Chunrong and law enforcement officers from Shapingba Street. The inspection aimed to verify the hotel's risk identification, control measures, and emergency preparedness, as well as on-site fire and gas safety controls.

Key Takeaways:

  • The Shapingba District Emergency Management Bureau led a three-month law enforcement training operation to enhance basic safety supervision and law enforcement.
  • Four groups of law enforcement teams inspected 11 towns and streets, with a focus on improving law enforcement inspection procedures and content.
  • A joint inspection of a hotel management company by Comrade Xiong Chunrong and law enforcement officers from Shapingba Street aimed to verify the hotel's risk identification, control measures, and emergency preparedness.
  • The inspection identified operational defects in the hotel's "Enterprise Safety Intelligent Management Service" application and issues with on-site fire and gas safety controls.
  • The deputy director of the District Emergency Management Bureau emphasized the need for law enforcement personnel to transform from "enterprise hidden danger investigators" to "enterprise responsibility supervisors."
  • The law enforcement training aimed to improve law enforcement inspection efficiency and promote the transformation of safety supervision from "treating the symptoms" to "strengthening the foundation."
  • The operation will fundamentally improve the safety level of enterprises in the district.

Statistics:

  • Duration of the law enforcement training operation: three months
  • Number of law enforcement teams: four groups
  • Number of towns and streets inspected: 11
  • Number of issues identified during the joint inspection: numerous (specific numbers not provided in the source material)

Sources:

  • China Government News: Original Story (http://cqspb.gov.cn/bm/qyjglj/sy_64270/bmdt_64272/202507/t20250716_14820211.html)