Group 1 - The 17th National Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Day was observed on May 12, with Tianjin's planning and natural resources bureau focusing on the theme "Everyone Talks Safety, Everyone Can Respond" [1] - The event involved collaboration with 8 units and 4 technical institutions, utilizing a "policy promotion + technical demonstration + interactive experience" model, reaching over 2000 participants and distributing more than 3000 promotional materials [1] - The initiative reflects the commitment to the principle of "People First, Life First" [1] Group 2 - A multi-dimensional public awareness campaign was established, utilizing various media platforms including print and digital to enhance disaster awareness [3] - The Tianjin Daily published a special edition on marine disasters, and the "Tianjin Marine Environment Forecast" WeChat account featured a dedicated column for 7 consecutive days, sharing knowledge on storm surges and sea ice [3] - Electronic screens in coastal hazard areas displayed the "Marine Disaster Defense Guide" to foster a participatory atmosphere for disaster prevention [3] Group 3 - Collaboration among government, enterprises, and educational institutions was emphasized to strengthen emergency response capabilities [3] - A special seminar was held in the Dongjiang Free Trade Zone with participation from 25 marine-related enterprises, focusing on disaster warning mechanisms and emergency plan development [3] - Interactive activities at the main venue attracted over 1000 visitors, enhancing awareness of marine disaster risks [3] Group 4 - Educational initiatives targeting youth were launched to cultivate future "Blue Guardians" for marine safety [4] - Students from Hai Jia International Bilingual School engaged in hands-on experiments in a chemistry and biology lab, fostering a sense of responsibility for marine protection [4] - Over 200 students and teachers participated in a marine knowledge class, learning practical skills for storm surge warning and self-rescue [4] Group 5 - The Tianjin bureau plans to use this event as a foundation to further develop the marine disaster prevention system, emphasizing technological empowerment and an integrated approach to prevention, resistance, and rescue [4] - Regular emergency drills for marine disasters will be conducted, and efforts will be made to disseminate disaster prevention knowledge across communities, enterprises, and schools [4] - The goal is to create a robust barrier for the safety of people's lives and property while supporting the socio-economic development of Tianjin's coastal areas [4]