The highest level of the government today (12th) participated in a large-scale cross-departmental exercise of the Daya Bay contingency plan to simulate the occurrence and severity of a "nuclear accident". Activate contingency plan.
Li Jiachao uploaded the exercise footage of the high-level government meeting on the social networking site. After entering the conference room, he issued exercise instructions to Chief Secretary for Administration Chen Guoji; Secretary for Security Tang Bingqiang reported the latest development of the "nuclear accident", saying that based on the "nuclear accident" becoming more serious, It is recommended that the contingency plan be fully activated, and that radiation monitoring must be strengthened.
Then, Zheng Chuming, director of the Observatory, reported that as a defensive measure in a safe situation, it is ideal to evacuate to Tung Ping Chau. Information.
After listening to the reports from the relevant newspapers, Li Jiachao agreed with Deng Bingqiang's suggestion to start the contingency plan, ordered Deng Bingqiang to convene the implementation team, and asked all departments to implement the contingency plan and closely monitor the situation to ensure the smooth implementation of the decisions of the supervision team and the implementation team.
Senior government officials who participated in this morning's exercise included Chief Executive Lee Kar-chao, Chief Secretary for Administration Chan Kwok-kee, Secretary for Justice Lam Ting-kwok, Secretary for Security Tang Bingqiang, Secretary for Environment and Ecology Tse Chin-wan, Secretary for Health and Medical Services Lu Chongmao, and Secretary for Home Affairs and Youth Affairs Mak Mei Juan and the heads of several disciplined forces, Zheng Chuming, director of the Observatory, and Gao Basheng, chief executive of the Hospital Authority, etc.
Li Jiachao emphasized that the Daya Bay Nuclear Power Station has high safety standards and has performed well at the international level, but the Hong Kong government also needs to have a good contingency plan to ensure that it can respond effectively in the event of an emergency.
He pointed out that this exercise has two major goals, one is to ensure that the government has effective contingency plans and colleagues have relevant professional knowledge, and he also hopes that through the exercise, the public will know that the authorities are capable of responding.
Next week, the government simulates a nuclear accident and conducts a cross-departmental exercise to test nuclear emergency response capabilities and related knowledge. Daya Bay Nuclear Power Station has a level 0 accident. Diesel engine governors are operating abnormally and returned to normal after replacement. When a zero-level accident occurred, the exhaust fan rotated in the opposite direction and returned to normal after adjustment
