Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes the importance of strengthening safety management for hazardous chemical enterprises during flood periods to prevent major accidents [1] - The provincial emergency management department has identified 166 water-related hazardous chemical enterprises and 163 water-reactive hazardous chemical enterprises, and has organized inspections of oil and gas extraction facilities located within flood-prone areas [1] - A total of 32 chemical parks, 101 key hazardous chemical warehouses, and 119 fireworks wholesale enterprises have been integrated into the provincial natural disaster comprehensive risk management information platform [1] Group 2 - The provincial emergency management department has developed an online and offline supervision and inspection plan for hazardous chemical safety during the main flood season, including a series of questions for enterprise leaders and local emergency management personnel [2] - As of now, over 30 enterprises have been inspected online, and 20 hazardous chemical enterprises have been inspected on-site to ensure compliance with safety standards [2] - The inspections focus on the safety of hazardous chemical storage, drainage facilities, electrical equipment protection, and the management of special operations during flood periods [2]