Core Points - The Guangxi Natural Resources Department has been actively monitoring rainfall and taking measures to prevent geological disasters during the "Dragon Boat Water" period, successfully avoiding four geological disasters and potentially saving 40 lives from May 21 to June 4 [1][2] Group 1 - On May 21, a landslide was detected in Dongsheng Village, resulting in the evacuation of 30 people, successfully avoiding casualties when the landslide occurred shortly after [1] - A red alert was triggered on May 23 for a potential landslide in Lai Tian Tun, leading to the evacuation of four people, which prevented casualties when the landslide occurred shortly after [1] - On May 27, a yellow alert was issued for geological disaster risk in Guilin, prompting the evacuation of one household, successfully avoiding one casualty when a landslide occurred the next day [1] Group 2 - From May 21 to June 4, the region issued one orange alert and 22 yellow alerts for geological disaster risks, deploying 681 experts to high-risk areas [2] - A total of 187 automated monitoring alerts were processed, and emergency response teams were mobilized 772 times to inspect over 11,428 geological hazard points and 12,554 risk areas [2]

Group 1 - The Hubei Province Badong County Natural Resources and Planning Bureau is actively implementing measures to prevent geological disaster risks during the flood season, focusing on high-level deployment, comprehensive inspections, enhanced training, and strict duty management [1][2] - The bureau has established a five-level geological disaster prevention and control plan, updating the responsibilities of disaster prevention personnel across various levels, including 12 network responsibility persons, 12 network administrators, 4 co-managers, 159 dedicated managers, 20 professional monitors, and 275 community monitoring personnel [1] - A comprehensive "net-like" inspection has been conducted, covering 481 geological disaster risk points, with 14 inspection teams and over 680 personnel involved in the patrol [1][2] Group 2 - The bureau has organized extensive training sessions for grassroots officials and the public, utilizing a combination of theoretical explanations and case analyses to enhance skills in disaster monitoring, early warning, and emergency response [2] - Over 200 personnel from relevant units have participated in geological disaster prevention training, and more than 2000 community members have been educated on disaster risks and avoidance strategies [2] - A 24-hour duty system has been established to ensure timely reporting and handling of emergencies, with 22 geological disaster risk investigations conducted and 13 reports issued to ensure prompt response to incidents [2]

Group 1 - The meeting on April 15, 2025, in Wuhan summarized the achievements in geological disaster prevention in the Three Gorges Reservoir area for 2024 and discussed trends and countermeasures for 2025 [1][2] - The China Geological Survey has established a regular consultation mechanism with provinces and cities in the Three Gorges Reservoir area, achieving "zero casualties" from geological disasters for 22 consecutive years [1] - In 2024, various management departments and technical units actively monitored geological disaster risk points and implemented comprehensive prevention measures, successfully responding to extreme weather events such as heavy rainfall in Zigui [1] Group 2 - The meeting highlighted new challenges in geological disaster prevention due to global climate change and enhanced navigation capacity in the Three Gorges Reservoir area [2] - There is a focus on developing core technologies for monitoring and early warning of geological disasters, aiming to establish a multi-source integrated observation system [2] - The meeting emphasized the need for risk assessment, orderly relocation of communities in high-risk areas, and the formulation of a geological disaster prevention plan for 2026-2035 [2]

Core Points - The Ministry of Natural Resources reported instances of fraud in project performance by certain geological disaster prevention units [2] - A total of 888 geological exploration units were randomly selected for verification, with 27.6% found to have issues [3] - Some natural resource management departments failed to address illegal activities in a timely manner, allowing companies to evade penalties [3] Group 1: Fraudulent Activities - Several geological disaster prevention units, including the Sichuan Provincial Geological Environment Survey and Research Center, were found to have committed fraud [2] - The Chongqing-based company, Zhihui Future Group, had questionable authenticity of technical personnel's qualifications [2] - The Guangxi Wanzong Construction Engineering Company was suspected of allowing other entities to undertake geological disaster prevention work under its name [2] Group 2: Regulatory Oversight - The Ministry's report highlighted that 643 out of 888 units had no significant issues, while 245 units had problems, with 190 already rectified [3] - 15 units had their geological disaster prevention qualifications revoked, and 8 were placed on an abnormal list [3] - Some units failed to meet the required qualifications for geological disaster prevention personnel or equipment [3][4] Group 3: Management and Compliance Issues - Internal management systems in some units were found to be inadequate and poorly executed [4] - Delays and irregularities in the reporting and public disclosure of information on the regulatory service platform were noted [4]