Yunxiao County's Innovative Flood Prevention Measures

Yunxiao County in Fujian Province, faced with severe flood season conditions, implemented innovative measures to ensure campus safety. The county's education system, adopting a bottom-line approach, launched and strictly enforced the "ten" hard-core flood prevention measures. As a result, schools of all levels and types successfully passed the flood season without casualties, achieving a "zero casualties" goal and delivering a high-scoring answer sheet in protecting lives.

Key Takeaways:

• The county education system innovatively launched and strictly implemented the "ten" hard-core measures for campus flood prevention, including establishing an efficient emergency command system, setting up a special command center, and refining key systems such as emergency plans and on-duty work.
• The "ten measures" include: Ideological dam, Responsibility network, Mechanism innovation, Accurate plan, Iron Rule of Risk Avoidance, Eliminate hidden dangers, Building the foundation of capabilities, Emergency response team, Collaboration and linkage, and Quick response.
• Schools adopted a "flood season" mode, eliminating paralysis and fluke mentality, and ensured everyone was on high alert, tightening the responsibility chain layer by layer.
• Education and publicity penetrated into the heart, integrating safety education and life education to popularize disaster prevention knowledge and improve disaster prevention awareness and self-rescue and mutual rescue skills.
• Drills were organized to improve capabilities, with 689 actual drills in multiple scenarios covering more than 70,000 teachers and students.
• A strong professional emergency response team was formed, and adequate emergency supplies were prepared to ensure "ability to respond."

Statistics:

• 11 special emergency plans were revised and improved.
• 26 popular science courses and videos were produced.
• More than 55,000 pieces of publicity materials were distributed.
• 689 actual drills were organized.
• More than 70,000 teachers and students participated in drills.