Core Viewpoint - Jining City is proactively preparing for the forest fire prevention period by implementing measures across five key areas to ensure the stability of forest fire prevention and control efforts [1] Group 1: Responsibility and Coordination - The Jining Forest Fire Prevention Command is coordinating efforts among various member units to enhance information sharing, joint assessments, early warning responses, and collaborative actions [1] - The implementation of the "Forest Chief System" is emphasized to strengthen supervision and ensure accountability at all levels for fire prevention and control [1] Group 2: Specific Measures - Detailed fire disaster response plans are being revised for six key forest fire counties, 28 important towns, 10 state-owned forest farms, and 204 mountain forest areas, with a tailored approach for each area [1] - A comprehensive deployment of forest fire prevention teams is planned, with personnel and equipment maintenance to ensure readiness in key areas, including 24-hour duty [1] Group 3: Resource Management - A total of 45,000 pieces (sets) of fire prevention and control equipment across 24 categories have been stockpiled [1] - The establishment of a mobile command platform with advanced communication and surveillance equipment is underway, including partnerships with aerial firefighting companies for rapid response [1] Group 4: Monitoring and Early Warning - Real-time monitoring of temperature, humidity, and wind speed is organized by meteorological departments to provide timely forest fire risk level forecasts [1] - Enhanced video surveillance, aerial lookout, and patrols are being implemented to ensure early detection and reporting of fire incidents [1]

Core Viewpoint - Jining City is proactively preparing for the forest fire prevention period by implementing measures across five key areas to ensure the stability of forest fire prevention and control efforts [1] Group 1: Responsibility and Coordination - Jining's Forest Fire Prevention Command is coordinating efforts among various member units to enhance information sharing, joint assessments, early warning responses, and collaborative actions [1] - The implementation of the "Forest Chief System" is emphasized to strengthen supervision and ensure accountability at all levels for fire prevention and control [1] Group 2: Specific Measures and Planning - Detailed fire disaster response plans are being developed for 6 key forest fire prevention counties, 28 key towns, 10 state-owned forest farms, and 204 mountain forest areas, with tailored plans for each area [1] - A comprehensive deployment of fire prevention and control teams is planned, with personnel and equipment maintenance being prioritized, ensuring 24-hour readiness in key areas [1] Group 3: Resource Management and Equipment - A total of 45,000 pieces (sets) of fire prevention and control equipment across 24 categories have been stockpiled [1] - The establishment of a mobile command platform with advanced communication and monitoring equipment is underway, including partnerships with aerial service providers for aerial firefighting readiness [1] Group 4: Monitoring and Early Warning - Enhanced monitoring and early warning systems are being organized, with real-time tracking of temperature, humidity, and wind by meteorological departments to forecast forest fire risk levels [1] - Increased video surveillance, aerial lookout, and patrols are being implemented to ensure early detection and reporting of fire incidents [1]