May 11-17 this year
It is Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Awareness Week
May 12th
It is the 16th National Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Day
The theme is:
"Everyone talks about safety, and everyone knows how to respond to emergencies
-- Strive to improve the ability of grassroots disaster prevention and risk avoidance"
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Introduction to the National Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Day
The National Day for Disaster Prevention and Mitigation was established with the approval of the State Council and has been held on May 12 every year since 2009. The establishment of the "Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Day" is in line with the demands of all sectors of society for China's disaster prevention and mitigation, and on the other hand, it reminds the people to pay more attention to disaster prevention and mitigation and strive to reduce disaster losses.
National Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Day icons:
The icons are based on rainbows, umbrellas, and people. The umbrella-shaped arc contains the concept of "people-oriented" disaster prevention and mitigation and the goal of caring for the safety of people's lives and property. The rainbow symbolizes a beautiful and harmonious life. The two-person umbrella represents the joint participation of the whole people in disaster prevention and mitigation. "May 12" means that May 12 is the national "Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Day" every year.
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Please keep this disaster prevention and mitigation knowledge!
in everyday life
What should I do if I encounter various disasters?
Keep this safety guide!
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Source: Chongqing emergency release
Editor: Fan Run
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