Core Viewpoint - The news highlights the achievements in emergency management reform and development during the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, emphasizing a shift towards proactive prevention in mining safety management. Group 1: Mining Safety Achievements - The Ministry of Emergency Management reports a 29.7% decrease in the average annual number of mining accidents and a 29.1% decrease in fatalities from 2021 to 2024 compared to the "13th Five-Year Plan" period [1]. - A comprehensive dynamic survey of hidden disaster factors has been initiated, with 7,081 mining sites surveyed across 22 provinces, leading to the establishment of an information management system [1]. Group 2: Risk Management - The Ministry has implemented a proactive risk assessment and monitoring system, integrating data from all operational coal mines and tailings ponds, which allows for 24-hour monitoring and risk management [2]. - A revised standard for identifying major accident hazards has been established, along with a comprehensive mechanism for dynamic rectification and accountability [2]. Group 3: Emergency Response - The focus has shifted from post-incident rescue to comprehensive control, enhancing emergency response capabilities through training and the establishment of reporting systems for significant changes and early warning signs [3]. - The Ministry has initiated a special campaign to ensure the authenticity of self-rescue devices and has improved response mechanisms for extreme weather events [3].