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South Korea strictly inspects fire hazards

Starting from February 5, 2018, South Korea launched a large-scale joint safety inspection that lasted for more than 50 days for small and medium-sized hospitals, nursing homes, hotels and other places. This safety inspection is a move made by the government to "make up for the situation" in the context of recent consecutive fire accidents in South Korea.

In fact, a bill related to fire safety has been submitted to Congress in 2016, but the dispute between the government and the opposition has left the bill pending. After experiencing the painful lessons of the fire accident, relevant bills were quickly put on the agenda of Congress. The "Amendment to the Basic Fire Protection Law", the "Amendment to the Fire Protection Facilities Industry Law" and the "Partial Amendment to the Road Traffic Law" were finally reviewed and adopted on January 30, 2018, after being shelved for a year.

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Repairing a lost sheep Source: "Warring States Policy·Chu Policy": "It is not too late to look after the dog when you see a rabbit; it is not too late to mend a lost sheep. ”

It’s not too late to call the hunting dogs when you see the rabbit; it’s not too late to repair the sheepfold after the sheep has run away.

Meaning: People are not afraid of making mistakes, but they are afraid of not correcting them in time; they are even more afraid of not only not correcting them in time, but also continuing to make mistakes. As time goes by, they may not even have the chance to make amends. None. When "repairing", first check whether all the sheep in the sheepfold have died due to too long delay. If it is not remedied in time, then even if it is remedied, it will be of no use.

Baidu Encyclopedia-To remedy the situation, South Korea strictly investigates fire hazards