Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes the need for strict regulation of river sand mining to ensure flood safety, river stability, and ecological protection [1] - The provincial government has issued two directives focusing on managing river sand mining and construction activities within river management areas [1][2] - The directives call for a comprehensive regulatory framework, including administrative accountability for river management officials and enhanced inter-departmental cooperation [1][2] Group 2 - The second directive specifically targets illegal sand mining activities, mandating strict adherence to planning and licensing processes for sand extraction [1] - It highlights the importance of a smart regulatory system for sand mining and ongoing special actions to combat illegal activities [1] - The third directive focuses on managing construction projects near water bodies, enforcing compliance with environmental regulations, and establishing a closed-loop management system for project oversight [2] Group 3 - Both directives stress the need for accountability and responsibility among river management officials, with mechanisms for tracking and addressing non-compliance [2] - They advocate for a collaborative approach among various governmental departments to enhance the effectiveness of river management and protection efforts [1][2] - Continuous monitoring and rectification of issues related to river management and construction projects are emphasized to ensure ecological restoration [2]