Sunday, November 27 – Safety Sharing Session

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Sunday, November 27 – Safety Think Tank Morning Briefing Share [EHS Category] 1. Urumqi provides details on the rescue efforts following the \"11·24\" fire: private vehicles were moved and ground stakes were removed. 2. Ga’an City, Jiangxi: Abnormalities in the water quality of the Jinjiang River source have been detected; the cause is under investigation. 3. Wuhu police: Two people are under investigation for deliberately fabricating false epidemic information. 4. The free testing service at the regular nucleic acid testing sites across Shanghai will be extended until December 31. 5. Two people from Huangshan who produced and sold \"poisoned dog meat\" and \"poisoned eggs\" were both sentenced. 6. Hunan’s “blue code” was revoked just 1 day after it was introduced; the local disease control agency said pop-up alerts are sent to people coming in or leaving from other provinces. 7. Hefei explores a negative list system for epidemic prevention: home isolation shall not involve sealing doors, locking them, or welding them shut. 8. A plane in Canada ran off the runway during landing, carrying 134 passengers on board. 9. Earthquake in Indonesia kills over 300 people; local Chinese who experienced the quake: houses collapsed, warehouses crumbled, and classrooms developed cracks. 【Hot Topics】 1. Losing 1-3 to Senegal, host Qatar becomes the first team to be eliminated. 2. Urumqi: The epidemic situation in the general population has been essentially brought under control; the normal daily life of residents in low-risk areas will be restored in phases ； Hunan’s “blue code” was revoked just 1 day after it was introduced, replaced by pop-up alerts ； Hefei has issued a list of “16 things that are not allowed,” with locking doors among them. 3. Xuzhou: In three separate shipments, Zhengzhou transported 26 vehicles carrying 870 people to our city in the early hours of the day; these were employees who left key enterprises in Zhengzhou’s aviation port area. Immediate actions were taken, and the risk of an epidemic is under control overall. 4. Six gaming companies have been approved for the new round of bidding for gambling licenses in Macau. 5. The U.S. FCC has banned five Chinese companies, including Huawei and ZTE, from selling equipment in the United States. 6. Li Tie, the former head coach of China’s **men’s football team, is under investigation for serious violations of the law. 7. Official real estate rental and sales platforms have been launched in cities such as Shanghai; industry experts say these platforms pose a significant threat to private real estate agencies, but the user experience still needs improvement. 8. Tonglu in Hangzhou implements a “reward-based reporting” system: those who identify individuals with a “red code” and bring them under temporary control are rewarded with 1,000 yuan. 9. Tsai Ing-wen announced her resignation from the leadership of the DPP. 10. British airports will introduce a new scanning system, eliminating the need to take laptops and liquids out for inspection. 11. Europe and the United States are facing the worst avian influenza outbreak in history, with around 100 million birds being killed; outbreaks have also occurred in Japan and South Korea. 12. All nuclear power plants in Ukraine have been reconnected to the grid, and electricity supply can now meet 70% of the demand. [Heart's Words] I have despised my own soul seven times: the first time, when it could have been ambitious yet chose to act humbly ； The second time, when it is empty, fill it with desire ； For the third time, between difficulty and ease, it chose the easy one ； For the fourth time, it made a mistake, but comforted itself by thinking that others would make mistakes too ； For the fifth time, it is free and weak, yet it regards this as the resilience of life ； For the sixth time, when it despised an ugly face, it didn’t realize that it was actually one of its own masks ； For the seventh time, it turned aside into the mire of life; though reluctant, it was also hesitant. --Khalil Gibran