Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles highlights the comprehensive efforts made by Hangzhou to enhance its grassroots emergency firefighting and flood prevention capabilities through training, technology, and infrastructure development [1][2] Group 2 - Hangzhou has established a grassroots emergency firefighting governance system, with the Emergency Management Bureau collaborating with the Fire Rescue Team to strengthen capabilities [1] - A training and assessment system has been developed, including a training outline for grassroots emergency firefighting personnel, with initial training focusing on theoretical knowledge and basic skills [1] - After passing initial training, personnel receive certifications such as the "Red Cross Rescuer Certificate" and the "Emergency First Responder Certificate (Junior)" [1] - The city has built a network of 62 specialized firefighting teams at the township and street levels, with over 860 members and 110 firefighting vehicles [1] - A total of 392 regional micro firefighting stations have been established, with over 3,000 members, creating a responsive firefighting layout [1] Group 3 - The "Hang Xiao Ying" intelligent system has been developed to enhance rapid response capabilities through AI applications for hazard identification and public education [2] - The new meteorological AI short-term forecasting platform provides minute-level, kilometer-level rainfall predictions, significantly improving the accuracy and timeliness of weather alerts [2] - An example of effective risk management was demonstrated when a district preemptively activated emergency responses during heavy rainfall, successfully relocating at-risk populations [2] - Starting next year, a "catastrophe insurance + full-chain service for natural disaster prevention and response" initiative will be implemented to enhance disaster management and support for affected communities [2]