Shenyang Forbidden City and other units were named for fire hazards. Three departments will go to various places to carry out the second round of supervision

On September 2 this year, the National Museum of Brazil suffered a serious fire and lost up to 20 million collections, including important natural history, mineralogy, paleontology, archaeology, ethnography and documentary collections.

In order to learn the lessons of the fire accident at the National Museum of Brazil, on September 13, the Ministry of Emergency Management, the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, and the State Administration of Cultural Heritage jointly deployed a large-scale fire safety inspection of museums and cultural relics, requiring centralized investigation and punishment of a number of typical illegal acts, public listing Supervise a number of units with serious problems, improve the rapid response mechanism and network for fire fighting, improve the ability to quickly arrive and deal with initial fires, and ensure early.

After that, 5013 inspection teams were organized in accordance with the work plan for the fire safety inspection of museums and cultural relics. Local inspection teams inspected 30854 museums and cultural relic buildings, found 69688 hidden dangers, urged rectification and reform of 61168, demolished 836 illegal buildings built illegally in and around cultural and museum units, temporarily sealed up and shut down 89 fire danger places, exposed 498 fire hazards and illegal acts, and listed 14 units with major fire hazards. At the same time, local governments, cultural and cultural relics departments and social units were encouraged to invest 0.444 billion yuan in fire control funds, and the major inspection achieved phased results.