(Weekly Topic) Is it feasible to publish a series on ‘History’s Today’ accidents (4th week of March)?
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This post was last edited by 68589544 on 2016-3-28 at 11:20. I want to start a series of posts documenting accidents, such as events that took place on this day in history. If I posted one entry per day, it would get too messy; posting everything in one single post with 366 sections would make it difficult to find the information. What do you think about posting one entry per month, for a total of 12 entries, with 31 sections each? Haiyou can add a follow-up post; I’m in charge of editing.
It’s great to have serial articles themed around historical dates like today; I support this. It would be convenient to have a summary post edited each month or quarter for easy reference.
That’s great. I’m not sure if it can be collected – is it available every day?
In support of the original poster: Around 2:30 p.m. on March 28, 2010, a severe water inrush accident occurred at the Wangjialing coal mine in Shanxi. After the accident, it was confirmed that 109 people had been safely rescued from the well, while 153 people remain trapped underground. According to the investigation, this water inrush incident occurred due to violations of regulations during the mining operations; when signs of water inrush appeared at the working face, the workers were not evacuated in a timely manner as required, nor were any effective countermeasures taken. Following the accident, the Party and **leaders attached great importance to it, ordering that effective measures be taken, all available resources and equipment be mobilized to rescue the people underground at all costs, and strict precautions be taken to prevent secondary accidents. **The State Administration for Work Safety has also put forward requirements for emergency rescue operations, and issued guidelines for emergency response efforts to the General Office of Shanxi Province. The Shanxi Coal Mine Safety Supervision Bureau is required to cooperate with the local authorities to organize rescue efforts thoroughly, develop scientific rescue plans, prevent secondary accidents from occurring, further determine the number of victims, identify the causes of the accident, draw lessons from it, and hold those responsible accountable in accordance with laws and regulations. As of 7 p.m. on April 8, 2010, 115 people had been rescued from the flood disaster at the Wangjialing coal mine in Shanxi.
I want to collect the information on a monthly basis. For example, since April is approaching soon, I’ll post a summary of safety incidents for April first, filling in the dates for March at that time and adding the information I’ve collected. Other users can then add their updates starting from page 31, and I will edit those additions and insert them into the corresponding pages according to the dates.
It’s probably hard to collect, supporting it
Support. This involves a lot of work – can the original poster keep going?