转自：廊坊日报 （来源：廊坊日报） 抽查采用随机方式进行，重点针对人员密集场所、投诉较多及使用年限较长的电梯。抽查内容主要包括 维保合同规范性、维保记录真实性、维保人员持证情况、现场电梯安全状况、应急响应能力以及使用单 位安全管理情况等。对抽查中发现的问题依法责令电梯使用单位和维保单位立即整改，对相关设备进行 彻底检修，及时消除安全隐患。 永清县市场监督管理局将持续开展常态化监督抽查，积极推动智慧监管应用，组织开展维保人员技能培 训和考核，强化宣传引导，营造全社会共同关注电梯安全的良好氛围。 本报讯（记者 王静 通讯员 韩信州）近日，永清县市场监督管理局会同第三方电梯检测机构对全县31家 电梯使用单位开展电梯维保质量监督抽查，督促电梯使用单位和维保单位履行安全主体责任。此次抽查 共涉及50台电梯。 ...

电梯安全关系到千家万户，我国《特种设备安全监察条例》《电梯维护保养规则》等都对电梯维保的主 体、内容、周期作出了明确规定。但揆诸现实，一些小区的维保工作浮皮潦草、敷衍了事，其背后是专 业维保人员不足、行业陷入低价竞争、物业监督责任落实不到位等问题。电梯系统精密而复杂，由数万 个零部件构成，一个小零件的磨损、老化，便可能"牵一发动全身"，引发难以挽回的后果。压实电梯维 保责任，正是为了及时发现问题、掐掉苗头，避免小隐患酿成大事故，切实保障公共安全。为今之计， 一方面须着力破除行业内卷，出台维保价格指导标准，创新住宅专项维修资金使用机制；另一方面应督 促维保单位守土尽责，借助扫码、人脸识别等技术，确保维保过程可追溯，不给造假留任何空间。 赵春青/图 陈曦/文 据12月22日《人民日报》报道，作为特种设备，电梯维护与保养有严格的标准化流程，行业内有电梯安 全"三分靠制造，七分靠保养"的说法。然而，不少读者反映，自家小区电梯维保存在以修代保、走过 场、记录造假等问题，为电梯安全埋下隐患。 （来源：工人日报） ...

电梯安全关系千家万户，作为特种设备，电梯维护与保养有严格的标准化流程，行业内有电梯安全"三 分靠制造，七分靠保养"的说法。然而，不少读者反映，自家小区电梯维保存在以修代保、走过场、记 录造假等问题，为电梯安全埋下隐患。记者就相关问题进行了调查采访。 读者反映，小区电梯故障频发，却看不到维保记录，或者存在记录造假问题 近日，四川成都市读者王先生在人民网"领导留言板"留言称，小区电梯故障频发，两个月内就发生近10 起按键失灵、电梯困人事故。 "有一次电梯骤降了4层楼，被困人员拨打电梯里张贴的救援电话，维保公司却说这部电梯不属于他们的 维保范围。"事后，物业称是更换维保公司后未及时更新联系方式所致。"现在电话虽然能打通，但维保 公司只在电梯出现故障的时候来维修，平时没看见有人定期维保。"王先生说。 山西太原市读者房女士反映电梯内无监控，求助铃形同虚设。"我家是去年刚交付的新房，电梯却多次 出现骤停、打不开门等故障。有邻居被困近一个小时，反复按电梯里的求助铃都没有反应，轿厢里没信 号，最后被别人发现才帮忙拨打了救援电话。"房女士说，业主投诉后，物业承诺定期安排电梯维保， 但说是有维保，"没有任何维保记录，电梯仍隔三差 ...

Core Insights - Qingdao's market regulatory authorities are actively enforcing compliance to protect consumer rights and maintain market order during the holiday season [1][2] - Five typical violations have been reported, highlighting issues in food safety, misleading advertising, and excessive packaging [1][2] Group 1: Regulatory Actions - Qingdao's market regulators conducted all-day inspections focusing on key areas such as measuring instruments, popular food items, and safety guarantees [1] - Five cases of violations have been reported and are under investigation for administrative penalties [2] Group 2: Specific Violations - A restaurant in the Shinan District was found using non-compliant electronic scales, violating the Shandong Provincial Measurement Regulations, which directly impacts consumer interests [1] - A business in the Licang District sold other brands of beer from a machine labeled for Qingdao Beer, violating the Anti-Unfair Competition Law, potentially misleading consumers and harming the brand's image [1] - A guesthouse in the Jimo District operated without a food business license, violating the Food Safety Law, raising concerns about food safety and consumer health risks [1] - A hotel management company was cited for selling excessively packaged mooncake gift boxes, violating mandatory standards on excessive packaging and environmental protection laws [2] - An elevator technology company failed to maintain an elevator according to safety standards and provided false maintenance records, violating the Special Equipment Safety Law, posing risks to passenger safety [2]

Core Viewpoint - The rapid development of the digital economy has led to an increase in various consumer fraud schemes, which have infiltrated multiple sectors including shopping, dining, and elder care, necessitating heightened consumer vigilance and protective measures [1] Group 1: High-Frequency Consumer Fraud Tactics - "Windfall" inducements through mobile lottery and false promotions are prevalent, with a notable case where a mobile lottery scheme generated transaction volumes of up to 2 billion yuan in a single day [2] - "Health anxiety" exploitation through misleading claims about food and health products targeting the elderly, with potential penalties for violations of advertising laws reaching up to 2 million yuan [4] - "Safety hazard" fraud involving substandard products masquerading as quality goods, such as recycled materials being sold at high prices, posing serious health risks [5] - "Tech-enabled" harassment through AI-generated calls that exploit personal information, complicating regulatory oversight [7] - "Service reduction" schemes where maintenance services are subcontracted to unqualified entities, leading to inflated repair costs [8] - "Brand imitation" fraud with counterfeit products being sold at premium prices, making it difficult for consumers to distinguish between genuine and fake items [9] Group 2: Consumer Rights Protection Guidelines - Consumers should be vigilant against misleading terms like "free" or "limited time" and verify merchant credentials through official channels [11] - Maintaining evidence such as transaction records and communication logs is crucial for effective dispute resolution [12] - Promptly contacting merchants or platforms for complaints can expedite resolution, with specific hotlines available for various issues [13] - Legal recourse is available for unresolved disputes, including mediation through consumer associations or small claims court [14] - Collective action can enhance consumer protection, encouraging reporting of widespread fraud to authorities [15]

Core Insights - The article highlights the increasing frequency of elevator malfunctions in China, particularly focusing on the aging infrastructure and the associated safety risks [1][9][21]. Group 1: Elevator Safety Concerns - China has the highest number of elevators globally, with a total of 11.69 million elevators expected by Q1 2025, but over 900,000 are considered old, having been in use for more than 15 years [1][11]. - Elevator accidents accounted for 19.72% of all special equipment accidents in 2023, with 41 reported incidents resulting in 27 fatalities in 2024 [9][10]. - Residential elevators are particularly prone to accidents, comprising 59.83% of elevator incidents from 2019 to 2021 [10]. Group 2: Maintenance and Management Issues - The aging of elevators leads to frequent malfunctions, often due to core component deterioration such as oil leaks and rusted cables [12][21]. - Maintenance practices are often inadequate, with reports of maintenance records being falsified and routine inspections being superficial [23][24]. - A significant gap exists between the demand for elevator maintenance and the availability of qualified maintenance personnel, with a shortage of 500,000 to 700,000 workers in the industry [29]. Group 3: Financial and Structural Challenges - The cost of replacing an elevator can reach several hundred thousand yuan, making it a significant financial burden for many residential communities [31]. - Government subsidies for replacing old elevators exist, but the application process is complex and often leads to missed opportunities for upgrades [32][33]. - Homeowners often face challenges in reaching a consensus on funding for elevator replacements, particularly between high-rise and low-rise residents [42]. Group 4: Broader Implications - The issues surrounding elevator safety reflect broader problems in aging urban infrastructure, with over 220,000 old residential communities in China affecting more than 400 million residents [40]. - The article suggests that exploring owner responsibility systems and regular mandatory inspections could be potential solutions to improve elevator safety and maintenance [43][44].

Core Viewpoint - Shanghai Municipal Market Supervision Administration aims to create a safe and trustworthy consumption environment by focusing on five key areas: combating counterfeits, punishing fraud, ensuring safety, improving quality and efficiency, and promoting development [3]. Group 1: Regulatory Actions - In the first half of the year, the market supervision department handled 2,182 related cases and referred 37 cases to judicial authorities [3]. - A case against Shanghai Canyao Tianang Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd. involved false advertising of food products claiming to treat various diseases, leading to administrative penalties [5]. - A case against a children's backpack manufacturer revealed non-compliance with safety standards, with 13 units sold and a total value of 17,801.05 yuan, resulting in penalties [7]. Group 2: Consumer Protection - The enforcement actions target fraudulent practices in the food and health product sectors, particularly those exploiting elderly consumers [5]. - The Shanghai market supervision department emphasizes the importance of product quality for children's items, aiming to enhance safety standards and corporate responsibility [7]. - A case against Huasheng Fujida Elevator Co., Ltd. involved illegal subcontracting of maintenance services, highlighting the need for compliance in elevator safety management [9]. Group 3: Advertising and Marketing Compliance - Shanghai Yimo Health Management Co., Ltd. faced penalties for misleading advertisements claiming health benefits for ordinary food products, violating advertising laws [11]. - The case against Teyichong New Energy (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. involved the use of non-compliant measuring instruments for electric vehicle charging, prompting regulatory scrutiny [12]. - Original Knowledge (Shanghai) Industrial Co., Ltd. was penalized for selling non-food grade materials as food products, emphasizing the need for adherence to food safety regulations [14][15]. Group 4: Intellectual Property Protection - Shanghai Dili Trading Co., Ltd. was investigated for selling counterfeit products, specifically alcoholic beverages, with a total illegal revenue of 200,160 yuan [17]. - The collaboration between judicial and administrative bodies in handling intellectual property cases strengthens the enforcement of trademark rights and consumer protection [17].

Core Viewpoint - The Huizhou Market Supervision Administration is intensifying its enforcement actions in the consumer goods sector to ensure public health and safety, highlighting its commitment to maintaining market order through a series of typical case announcements [1] Group 1: Food Safety Violations - A case involving the sale of toxic food by a vendor who used borax to clean pig intestines was reported, leading to criminal charges [2] - Another case involved a vendor operating without a food production license and selling improperly labeled food, resulting in a fine of 55,000 yuan and confiscation of illegal profits [3] Group 2: Equipment Safety Violations - An elevator maintenance company was found not adhering to safety technical specifications during maintenance, resulting in a fine of 20,000 yuan [4] - A gas company was penalized for employing unqualified personnel for gas cylinder filling operations, leading to a fine of 20,000 yuan and a directive to cease using the relevant equipment [5] Group 3: Product Quality Violations - An electric bicycle retailer was found selling bicycles that did not meet national safety standards, resulting in a fine of 1,600 yuan and confiscation of one non-compliant bicycle [6]

Core Viewpoint - The State Administration for Market Regulation has drafted a notice soliciting public opinions on the update of old residential elevators, emphasizing safety performance standards and encouraging the integration of smart systems during upgrades [1][2]. Group 1: Elevator Update Regulations - The draft specifies that the safety performance indicators for components selected for updating elevators must not be lower than those of the original elevators [1][2]. - The warranty period for updated elevator steel ropes must be no less than 10 years or correspond to at least 2 million starts of the elevator drive motor, while the warranty for the covering belt must be no less than 20 years or correspond to at least 4 million starts [2]. - The draft encourages the provision of a complete warranty and free maintenance service for no less than 5 years [2]. Group 2: Cost and Resource Management - To save costs and shorten construction time, existing high-quality components such as guide rails and counterweights should be retained and reused whenever possible [2]. - The draft proposes a pilot program to establish a new management model for elevator usage in residential areas, promoting long-term responsibility for maintenance and management [2]. Group 3: Safety Supervision Measures - The draft outlines that serious safety hazards found during inspections of residential elevators, especially in old communities lacking management and maintenance, should be reported to relevant authorities [3]. - Local market regulation departments are required to share information regarding elevator update projects, including project names and contact details, to enhance safety supervision [3].