Core Viewpoint - The Henan provincial government has made significant progress in enhancing emergency management and safety capabilities during the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, focusing on digital and intelligent solutions in high-risk industries [1][2]. Group 1: Emergency Management Enhancements - Henan has completed the intelligent construction of 63 non-coal mines and achieved 100% connectivity for safety risk monitoring and early warning systems at key onshore oil well sites [1][2]. - The province's emergency management system and safety capability indicators have been met ahead of schedule, with a 32.4% reduction in production safety accident fatalities compared to the end of the "13th Five-Year Plan" [2]. - The annual average direct economic loss from natural disasters is 0.79% of the regional GDP, which is better than expected [2]. Group 2: Technological Integration - The province is implementing a "mechanization to reduce personnel, automation to replace personnel" initiative in high-risk industries, promoting intelligent factories and digital workshops to enhance safety production levels [2]. - All 186 operational tailings ponds and 20 open-pit mines with slopes over 150 meters have established safety risk monitoring and early warning systems for real-time data monitoring [2]. Group 3: Disaster Response and Preparedness - Henan has strengthened its response mechanisms for extreme rainfall disasters, improving the linkage between meteorological warnings and emergency response actions [3]. - The province has built 800 new video monitoring systems and 225 comprehensive monitoring stations for forest fire factors, achieving a 95.7% fire extinguishing rate within 24 hours [3]. Group 4: Emergency Rescue Capabilities - Six regional comprehensive emergency rescue bases have been established, along with a water rescue base in Nanyang and the formation of Henan's first water rescue team [5]. - The province has organized over 260,000 drills for forest fire fighting, flood response, and disaster relief, with a total of 5.48 million personnel across various rescue teams [5].