Group 1 - The current hot and humid weather increases the risk of insect infestation, mold, and deterioration of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) pieces, prompting the Urumqi Market Supervision Administration to enhance regulation [1][2] - The administration focuses on three key areas: source control, process supervision, and public education to strengthen the quality safety barrier for TCM pieces during summer [1] - Source regulation involves monitoring key locations such as TCM clinics and pharmacies, ensuring that the names, shelf life, and manufacturers of TCM pieces match the invoices and physical products [1] Group 2 - Risk assessment includes inspections of drug operating units to ensure proper storage of TCM raw materials, preventing deterioration due to improper storage [1] - The administration has identified five hidden risks so far, all of which have been rectified on-site [1] - The administration is optimizing public guidance through training and distributing promotional materials to inform stakeholders about new regulations regarding TCM piece labeling [2] Group 3 - The Urumqi Market Supervision Administration emphasizes the importance of consumer awareness, advising them to purchase TCM pieces from legitimate sources and to be cautious of exaggerated claims [2] - Future efforts will focus on maintaining quality safety standards for TCM pieces during high-temperature weather, reinforcing regulatory measures [2]