北京夜查火灾隐患堵漏洞

Group 1 - The core action taken by the city involved a concentrated night inspection of fire hazards from December 23 to 25, checking over 15,000 "nine small places" and crowded venues [1] - The main issues identified during the inspections included illegal housing in "three-in-one" facilities, insufficient or blocked evacuation routes and exits, illegal use of fire and electricity, improper storage of flammable and explosive materials, and violations related to the charging of electric bicycles [1] - Specific examples of violations included a small supermarket in the Miyun District where evacuation routes were obstructed by goods, and a small restaurant in Chaoyang District where employees were found sleeping in the storage area, violating fire safety standards [1] Group 2 - A focus on electrical safety was highlighted, with an example of an eight-year-old power strip being used in a small supermarket, which posed a fire risk due to overloading [2] - The city plans to continue inspections, specifically targeting small dining establishments, with a concentrated effort scheduled to be completed by January 4, 2026 [2]