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Core Viewpoint - The investigation report on the collapse of the grain storage project by China Grain Reserves Corporation (Sinograin) reveals that the accident was caused by multiple factors including improper selection of wire rope specifications, damage defects, unreasonable binding methods, and chaotic safety management among contractors and supervisors, leading to significant safety responsibility issues [1][2][3]. Summary by Sections Accident Details - The accident occurred on December 3, 2024, resulting in 7 fatalities and 1 serious injury, with direct economic losses amounting to 1.3465 million yuan [1]. - The investigation identified that the collapse was due to uneven local stress exceeding the wire rope's load limit, leading to its failure and subsequent collapse of the platform [2]. Responsibility and Legal Actions - A total of 12 individuals have been subjected to compulsory measures by judicial authorities, including key personnel from the construction and supervision teams, with recommendations for criminal liability [2][3][4]. - Specific individuals, such as the legal representative of Huasheng Company and project managers from China Construction Seventh Engineering Division, have been detained for their roles in the accident [3][4]. Recommendations for Disciplinary Actions - The report suggests disciplinary actions for 27 individuals, including party disciplinary sanctions and administrative penalties for those in leadership positions at China Construction Seventh Engineering Division and Sinograin [5][6][7]. - Recommendations include demotions, warnings, and financial penalties based on internal management regulations for those found responsible for safety management failures [5][6][7]. Administrative Penalties - The report recommends administrative fines ranging from 1.5 million to 2 million yuan for several companies involved, including Huasheng Company, China Construction Seventh Engineering Division, and Sinograin [16]. - Specific individuals within these companies are also recommended for fines based on their annual income percentages due to their failure to fulfill safety management responsibilities [17][18][19].