Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles is that Jinzhou City has successfully implemented an innovative disaster relief material reserve model that significantly reduces response time and ensures basic living guarantees for affected populations within 24 hours after a disaster [1][2][3] - Jinzhou has reduced the disaster response time from the traditional 3-4 hours to under 2 hours, achieving a 100% basic living guarantee rate for affected residents within 24 hours post-disaster [1] - The city has established 50 pre-positioned disaster relief material storage points, effectively covering 90% of medium to high-risk areas [1] Group 2 - Jinzhou City has developed a comprehensive management system for disaster relief materials, ensuring quick allocation and usability by accurately configuring supplies based on common disaster types and population scales [2] - A dynamic management mechanism has been introduced, allowing for flexible adjustments of material types and quantities based on seasonal changes and disaster warnings [2] - The city has formed a three-tiered collaborative system for emergency response, enhancing efficiency through city-level planning, county-level supervision, and grassroots execution [2] Group 3 - Jinzhou has established an integrated platform for monitoring, command, and rescue, which consolidates data from various departments to create a disaster monitoring and early warning system [3] - The city has built a three-tiered emergency command platform to facilitate rapid information transmission, real-time resource scheduling, and precise command issuance during disasters [3] - Efforts are being made to strengthen grassroots emergency management by equipping dedicated emergency managers and forming rescue teams composed of volunteers and reservists [3]