Gas explosion-proof valve, 499a
Over the weekend, the staff of Dalian China Resources Gas Company knocked on the door and said that they would install a gas explosion-proof valve for 499 yuan each.
I didn't let him in, but asked him a few questions:
1. Why is it only required to be installed now, and why didn't you inform it when you changed the gas at the beginning?
2. Who sets the cost? NDRC or our gas company? And like gas alarms, shouldn't they be installed by the government for free?
3. There are more than 20 households in a building, if the remaining one is not installed, is the whole building unable to play the explosion-proof effect?
21. Responsibility for Gas Safety. Dalian China Resources Gas Company requires the installation of gas explosion-proof valves, which has led to thinking about gas safety responsibilities, and whether gas companies should take more responsibility?
22. The necessity of gas explosion-proof valves. Is the installation of gas explosion-proof valves really necessary, and what exactly is its function? We need more scientific knowledge to understand.
23. The role of government. What is the role of governments in gas safety, and should they provide more support and guidance?
24. Public Safety Awareness. Is public awareness of gas safety sufficient? We need more publicity and education to raise public awareness of safety.
25. Services of Gas Companies. Are the gas companies' services in place? Should they provide better services, including the installation and maintenance of gas facilities?
26. Reasonableness of Gas Charges. Is the cost of a gas explosion-proof valve of 499 yuan reasonable? We need more information to assess whether the price is reasonable.
27. Gas Safety Regulations. Are our laws and regulations adequate to ensure gas safety, and are more regulations needed to regulate the behavior of gas companies and the public?
28. Regulation of Gas Companies. Are gas companies adequately regulated, and should government departments tighten regulation of gas companies to ensure public safety?
29. Protection of the rights and interests of the public. Are the rights and interests of the public adequately protected, and what rights should the public have in terms of gas safety?
30. The Future of Gas Safety. How should we improve gas safety, and what is the future direction of gas safety?
31. Social Responsibility of Gas Companies. Are gas companies doing enough social responsibility as a business, and should they pay more attention to the safety and interests of the public?
32. Public Participation. Should the public be involved in the decision-making process on gas safety, and should they have the right to know and participate in decision-making on gas safety?
33. Transparency of gas safety. Is there enough transparency about gas safety, and does the public have a right to know about gas safety?
34. Gas safety training. Are gas companies providing adequate training and education to increase the public's safety awareness and skills?
35. Innovations in gas safety. How can we innovate to improve gas safety? Are there new technologies and methods that can be applied to gas safety?
36. International cooperation on gas safety. How should we strengthen international cooperation to improve gas safety? Are there any international experiences and best practices that can be learned?
37. Sustainable development of gas safety. How can we achieve sustainable gas safety, and are there sustainable methods and strategies that can be applied to gas safety?
38. Impartiality of gas safety. Has gas safety been dealt with fairly, and is there any injustice in the field of gas safety?
39. Efficiency of gas safety. How can we improve the efficiency of gas safety, and are there more effective methods and measures that can be applied to gas safety?
40. Participation of the whole people in gas safety. Should we encourage the participation of the whole people in gas safety, and should the public become participants and promoters of gas safety?