2025年全国安全形势持续稳定向好

Core Viewpoint - The national emergency management system is focusing on reform and innovation to enhance emergency management quality, effectively preventing and mitigating major safety risks, with a stable safety situation projected for 2025 [1] Group 1: Safety Statistics and Goals - By 2025, the number of production safety accidents and fatalities is expected to decrease by 9.4% and 7.7% respectively, with major accidents controlled to single digits and no particularly major accidents occurring throughout the year [1] - The number of people affected by natural disasters and the number of deaths and missing persons due to disasters are projected to decrease by 28.8% and 10.9% respectively [1] Group 2: Actions and Initiatives - The system has revised 13 major accident hazard identification standards, bringing the total to 66, and the number of major hazards identified per thousand inspections increased from 4.9 to 87.7 [2] - The proportion of self-reported hazards by enterprises rose from 36.9% to 53.4%, with over 12 million internal hazard reports generated, leading to rewards totaling 760 million yuan [2] - Key tasks include improving fire safety, enhancing coal mining safety, phasing out outdated chemical facilities, and strengthening civil aviation safety [2] Group 3: Industry-Specific Safety Measures - The implementation of "eight hard measures" for mine safety has been emphasized, with over 90,000 abandoned mines sealed [3] - Comprehensive safety management for hazardous chemicals is being enforced across all stages, with 91% of chemical parks achieving lower safety risk levels [3] - A special cleanup operation for illegal gas stations and a thorough inspection of high-rise buildings for fire risks are underway [3] Group 4: Accountability and Oversight - The first national safety production assessment and inspection was conducted, with 20 local government and enterprise leaders being interviewed for issues identified [3] - The State Council's safety committee has conducted three centralized screenings of warning education materials, leading to over 21,000 notifications and interviews at various levels [3]