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2024 flood and drought disaster prevention emergency drill in Nan'an District
Held at the Yinglong Lake Reservoir
The drill simulated real disaster scenarios
Test and improve the response speed of the rescue team
and disposal capacity
Ensure that in the event of a disaster
Able to carry out emergency rescue quickly and effectively
On the same day, more than 60 pieces of professional rescue equipment, including kayaks, outboard motors, long-distance life-saving throwers, water flying wings, class tents, waist-hung rope throwing bags, multi-functional life jackets, and water rescue helmets, were transported to the Yinglong Lake Reservoir, which has a vast water area, complex terrain and dense households. Under the guidance of the District Emergency Management Bureau, the professional rescue South Bank Detachment operated in strict accordance with the emergency plan and quickly launched rescue operations.
They used life-saving equipment to successfully simulate scenarios such as rescuing trapped people and transporting the wounded, demonstrating the professionalism and efficient coordination ability of the rescue team. The simulation scene of this exercise is realistic, the subjects are scientific, and it is highly consistent with the actual work, which is not only down-to-earth, but also has strong pertinence and representativeness. The command of the drill was efficient, the disposal measures were appropriate, the responsibilities of the departments participating in the drill were clear, the cooperation was smooth, and the execution ability of the participating teams was strong.
"This drill has achieved the expected results, firmly established the idea of 'preventing floods, resisting floods, and grabbing major dangers', improved the actual combat ability of the rescue team, and also enhanced the confidence and determination of the south bank district to deal with flood and drought disasters. The relevant person in charge of the District Emergency Bureau said that the drill has accumulated valuable experience for dealing with various natural disasters in the future, "Next, our district will continue to strengthen the construction of rescue teams, improve rescue capabilities, and escort the safety of people's lives and property."