A tragedy remembered, less** learned(4)

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　　Raising fire safety awareness

A State Council report released in June blamed the blaze on an unlicensed welding company whose worker ignited insulation while the building ローン サーチwas being renovated. The financial loss was set at 158 million yuan.

The report blamed lax supervision, careless sub-contracting and a corrupt inspection system as indirect causes of the fire. Twenty-five people were tried and given jail terms, 28 others received administrative penalties.

Gao Weizhong, former director of Jing'an District C**truction and Transport Committee, was sentenced to 16 years for abuse of power and bribery, according to a Shanghai Intermediate People's Court, which announced the verdict in August.

Huang Peixin, manager of Shanghai Jiayi Buildingレンタルサーバー Decoration Engineering Company, a subcontracted company, was also sentenced to 16 years for violating c**truction safety regulati**.

Shanghai's ** Secretary Yu Zhengsheng said the root cause of the tragedy was a lack of awareness of work safety. He has vowed to improve the city's management of c**truction projects.

Over the past year the city has launched fire inspection and prevention campaigns aimed to raising public awareness.

Vice Mayor Zhang Xuebing, who is also director of Shanghai Public Security Bureau, said the city can't only rely on its professional fire fighting teams to prevent and put out fires.
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Zhang noted that the city has 7,000 firefighters, a population of 22 million and 15,000 high-rises.

The city's fire prevention department is now offering cash rewards of 500 yuan for tips on potential fire hazards such as blocked fire escapes or unsafe c**truction work.

On the National Fire Prevention Day on November 9, the Shanghai Fire Control Bureau said over 1,175 people resp**ible for fire hazards have been detained and it has shut down some 532 hazardous public places. The action involved おせちmore than 19,000 officers from the city's 300 police stati**. The team inspected 550,000 public venues since the end of September.

As of the end of October, the city had reported 5,260 fires this year that claimed 37 lives and injured 43. Economic losses due to fire totaled 55.23 million yuan, according to the Fire Control Bureau.

Qian Bo, a 78-year-old survivor of the Jing'an fire who lived on the 17th floor, told the Global Times he hopes last year's tragedy will help raise awareness of the deadly c**equence of fire and that important less** have been learned.

"I am glad my wife and I survived, but many of my neighbors didn't. The families that lost loved ones will always be in pain," Qian said. "The time for placing blame has passed. It's time to make sure nothing so horrible ever happens again in Shanghai."

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