China has introduced new legislative changes that tighten control over the response to accidents and disasters. As a result, fines for ineffective authorities have been increased and media oversight of information about emergencies has been strengthened. This was reported by Reuters, according to UNN.
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On Friday evening, China announced new legislative changes aimed at strengthening control over the response to accidents and disasters. According to these changes, fines for authorities that respond ineffectively to emergencies will be significantly increased. The government has also strengthened supervision over the media in relation to the dissemination of information about natural disasters, accidents and other emergencies, especially in the healthcare sector.
The amendments to the legislation are intended to improve the country's ability to prevent and respond effectively to emergencies, which is in line with the current needs of modern society.
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