去年，太湖县寺前镇马龙村红旗组村民汪雨明户通过排查被纳入地质灾害点与风险区进行管理，实 现"一张图"动态监管。今年6月23日，省、市、县分别对寺前镇发布了地质灾害黄色预警。收到预警 后，县自然资源和规划部门会同镇村工作人员赶往受威胁住户家中，果断启动"挪床行动""转移行动"， 帮助汪雨明一家将床铺从屋后危险区域转移到前屋，并同步将人员转移至村部安置点。当天晚上，后山 山体就发生了崩塌。据现场勘查，崩塌山体冲入主屋约3米，若未及时转移，后果不堪设想。 "作为'灾害点+风险区'双控建设试点县，我们始终坚持把双控机制落细落实。"太湖县自然资源和规划 局相关负责人表示，一是精准预警，将灾害点纳入管控后，将预警信息快速传递至受威胁群众，为转移 争取时间；二是高效组织，提前划定转移路线、安置点，明确责任人，确保转移过程安全有序；三是群 众联动，日常开展避险宣传与演练，提升群众风险意识和自救能力，时刻将"住上不住下，住前不住 后"等经验广泛宣传。 今年汛期，安徽省太湖县寺前镇马龙村红旗组村民汪雨明屋后山体发生崩塌，土体击穿农户房屋后侧墙 体，导致1户民房受损，直接经济损失1万元。因及时提前转移，避免了1户6人可能的伤亡。望 ...

Core Viewpoint - The Guangdong Provincial Natural Resources Department is enhancing geological disaster prevention efforts by optimizing key defense maps to facilitate risk assessment and timely evacuation of threatened individuals [1] Group 1: Optimization of Defense Maps - The department has organized a technical team to improve the geological disaster key defense maps based on feedback from grassroots officials and community monitoring personnel [1] - Key elements of the defense maps have been reinforced while simplifying secondary elements to make them more user-friendly for local officials and the public [1] - The maps now feature a unified style for work area boundaries and main roads, with granite layers removed and roads displayed in white, differentiated by thickness to indicate their importance [1] Group 2: Data and Technology Integration - The updated maps include clearer representations of terrain and housing distribution by incorporating digital elevation models, mountain shadows, and optical imagery [1] - Emergency shelter data has been updated to enhance the effectiveness of the defense maps [1] Group 3: Accessibility and Implementation - The department is collaborating with the Provincial Government Service and Data Management Bureau to expedite the integration of these maps into the "Yuezhengyi" platform [1] - Efforts are underway to modify and improve the maps, with 101 towns' detailed geological disaster survey results being added to the updated maps [1]

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the proactive measures taken by the Chongqing Municipal Planning and Natural Resources Bureau in response to heavy rainfall from August 10 to 12, ensuring the safety of citizens and property through effective disaster prevention and early warning systems [1][2]. Group 1: Disaster Response Measures - The bureau implemented a "three early" mechanism, which includes early deployment of resources, early guidance, and early warning notifications [1]. - A total of 480 geological engineers were deployed to rural areas to monitor and assess risks during the heavy rainfall [1]. - The bureau enhanced its warning system by issuing dynamic geological disaster risk alerts based on real-time weather conditions, ensuring timely communication of risks to local communities [1]. Group 2: Focused Risk Management - The bureau concentrated on high-risk areas, particularly densely populated regions and "four proximity areas" (near slopes, cliffs, water bodies, and edges), to strengthen inspections and risk assessments [2]. - A comprehensive management approach was adopted to ensure no gaps in disaster prevention efforts, utilizing a digital platform for risk control [2]. - Daily video conferences were held to assess the situation and implement detailed preventive measures in response to the ongoing heavy rainfall [2].

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the critical period of geological disaster prevention in China during the "Seven Down and Eight Up" phase, highlighting the increased risk of geological disasters due to seasonal rainfall and extreme weather events [1][2][3]. Group 1: Geological Disaster Statistics - From 2015 to 2024, a total of 12,269 geological disasters occurred during the "Seven Down and Eight Up" period, with landslides being the most frequent type, accounting for over 50% of incidents [2]. - The central and southwestern regions of China reported the highest number of geological disasters during this period [2]. Group 2: Regional Risk Assessment - Predictions indicate that this year's rainfall will be distributed as "more in the south and north, less in the middle," with an increased likelihood of extreme weather events [2]. - Specific regions such as the eastern part of Southwest China and the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River are at heightened risk for shallow landslides and mudslides due to prior rainfall [2]. Group 3: Response Measures - The Sichuan Provincial Natural Resources Department has initiated extensive investigations into geological disaster risk points, identifying 9,700 locations and 1,619 new hazards, implementing preventive measures accordingly [4]. - The Guizhou Provincial Natural Resources Department has elevated the management of soft rock slopes where people reside to enhance risk control [5]. Group 4: Successful Prevention Cases - In the first half of the year, the number of geological disasters, fatalities, and economic losses decreased by 48.1%, 27%, and 56.5%, respectively, due to improved disaster prevention systems [7]. - Guangdong Province successfully avoided casualties in five geological disaster incidents through effective pre-warning and community engagement [8]. Group 5: Emergency Preparedness - The Ministry of Natural Resources has called for heightened awareness and detailed planning to ensure effective disaster prevention during the critical period [9]. - Emphasis is placed on timely evacuation and the establishment of a robust warning system to protect vulnerable populations from geological hazards [10][11].

Core Viewpoint - Yunnan Province has implemented effective measures to strengthen geological disaster prevention in response to severe rainfall and geological hazards, successfully avoiding 15 geological disasters and protecting 343 individuals, thereby preventing direct economic losses of 6.23 million yuan. Group 1: Institutional Measures - The Yunnan Natural Resources Department has issued an annual geological disaster prevention plan, identifying 8 key disaster prevention areas and 90 key counties, along with proposed prevention measures [1] - A 24-hour duty system has been established to ensure timely detection of geological disaster risks [1] Group 2: Monitoring and Early Warning - The department has collaborated with meteorological agencies to issue 199 risk warnings and forecasts since April 15, monitoring 8,785 geological hazard points with over 41,900 monitoring devices [1][2] - Nearly 50,000 warning messages have been issued and appropriately handled [1] Group 3: Hazard Inspection and Remediation - Over 34,000 community monitoring personnel and 9,000 risk area inspectors have conducted inspections in various regions, identifying and addressing 87 geological hazard points [2] - A total of 1.6 million expert teams have been dispatched for inspections, covering 76,000 hazard points [2] Group 4: Comprehensive Prevention and Education - The Yunnan Natural Resources Department is seeking central funding for comprehensive disaster prevention systems and has initiated 42 major geological disaster management projects [2] - Educational campaigns have reached over 108,000 individuals, distributing more than 200,000 informational brochures on geological disaster prevention [2]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles emphasizes the proactive measures taken by the Chifeng City Natural Resources Bureau in Inner Mongolia to enhance geological disaster prevention and control, ensuring the safety of people's lives and property [1][2] Group 2 - The bureau has conducted detailed investigations, pre-flood inspections, and ongoing checks to identify geological disaster risks, establishing a management ledger for disaster risks [1] - Key areas such as schools, tourist attractions, and residential areas near slopes and along roads have been prioritized for inspections, with increased monitoring during the flood season to report anomalies promptly [1] Group 3 - The bureau has implemented a comprehensive disaster prevention strategy, including pre-flood inspections, mid-flood monitoring, and post-flood reviews, while collaborating with technical units to manage disaster risk points dynamically [2] - Public awareness and training have been enhanced, with three geological disaster risk alerts issued via SMS and WeChat since the onset of the flood season, alongside disaster prevention knowledge dissemination and evacuation drills [1] Group 4 - The bureau is advancing geological disaster remediation projects, applying for special funds from central and regional governments to address significant disaster risk points, with 13 sites in various districts already undergoing remediation since the 14th Five-Year Plan [2] - Future plans include the preparation of disaster remediation projects and timely applications for special funding for the 2026-2028 period to strengthen the disaster prevention network [2]

Core Viewpoint - The emergency drill conducted in Fengfeng Mining District, Handan City, Hebei Province, aims to enhance disaster prevention and response capabilities through early deployment, practice, and prevention measures, focusing on geological disaster emergency response [1][2] Group 1: Emergency Drill Overview - The drill simulated a scenario of continuous heavy rainfall leading to ground subsidence in Weiwuzhuang Village, testing the effectiveness of regional coordination mechanisms [1] - Various emergency response teams were activated, including rescue, medical, and evacuation groups, demonstrating efficient emergency handling capabilities [1] Group 2: Integration of Human and Technical Defense - The drill integrated "human defense + technical defense," enhancing the precision and timeliness of emergency responses through multi-departmental collaboration [2] - The combination of real-life simulation and public education significantly improved community awareness of risk prevention and self-rescue capabilities [2] Group 3: Future Focus and Strategies - The Fengfeng Mining District Bureau plans to continue focusing on geological disaster risk points, implementing a comprehensive monitoring and control mechanism [2] - There will be an emphasis on information sharing and collaboration with relevant departments to strengthen the risk warning and assessment system [2]

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]