On January 14, the Ministry of Land and Resources issued the "Notice on Preventing the Geological Hazard of Ice, Snow, and Rain," and requested the provincial (autonomous regions and municipalities) land and resources authorities to strengthen monitoring and enforcement and improve disaster prevention and emergency response capabilities.

Due to the fact that precipitation in some areas of this winter is higher than in the same period of the year, and in some areas there is continuous rain and snow weather, the “Notice” requires that the land and resources authorities in various regions should strengthen monitoring, emergency plans, professional monitoring and group survey of hidden geological hazards. Check the implementation of preventive measures to ensure that they can be quickly discovered, promptly warned and hedged; at the same time, coordinate closely with the meteorological, transportation, and water conservancy departments, and do a good job of preventing and improving disaster prevention capabilities in accordance with the prescriptive duties; Improving emergency response capabilities to ensure that emergency personnel, vehicles, funds, and related equipment are in place. Once a geological disaster occurs, a working group is dispatched to the scene immediately to help and guide local governments to carry out rescue and disaster relief work, striving to minimize disaster losses; It is necessary to strengthen the duty and ensure the smooth flow of information. Cooling may cause rain and snow in some areas. Melting of ice and snow and frost heave may trigger geological disasters. Land and resources authorities at all levels must do emergency work, strengthen on duty, and ensure the smooth flow of communications. When there is danger and disaster, it is accurate and timely The information reported.