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Core Viewpoint - The State Council's Safety Committee has issued a notice to conduct a comprehensive inspection and rectification action focused on major fire risks in high-rise buildings, particularly those under renovation, to ensure the safety of people's lives and property [1]. Group 1: Inspection Focus Areas - The inspection will particularly target high-rise buildings undergoing external wall renovations [2]. - It will also focus on high-rise buildings undergoing internal renovations [3]. - Fire safety equipment and facilities in high-rise buildings will be scrutinized [4]. - Daily fire safety management practices in high-rise buildings will be assessed [5]. Group 2: Specific Inspection Items - The inspection will check for the use of flammable materials in newly installed external wall insulation systems and the use of prohibited materials and practices such as bamboo scaffolding [6]. - It will also address issues related to fire safety management, including unregistered small-scale projects involving hot work and the improper use of flammable materials [6]. - The condition of fire-fighting systems, such as indoor and outdoor fire hydrants, automatic sprinkler systems, and fire alarm systems, will be evaluated for functionality [6]. - The inspection will include checking for combustible materials around building exteriors and ensuring that fire escape routes are not blocked [6]. Group 3: Notification Requirements - Local authorities are required to organize self-inspections by relevant enterprises and conduct random checks to prevent superficial compliance [8]. - Immediate rectification of identified safety hazards is mandated, with strict accountability for failure to address significant risks [8]. - There is an emphasis on public education and the establishment of a reward mechanism for reporting safety risks [8]. Group 4: Emphasis on Responsibility - The notice stresses the importance of political awareness and responsibility in addressing fire risks in high-rise buildings as a critical task [9]. - It calls for enhanced organizational leadership and task division tailored to local conditions, integrating this initiative with other safety measures [9].