Does the Emergency Management Bureau have uniforms?

Legal analysis: It looks a bit like a police uniform, and there is a chest badge similar to a police number that says: YJ + numbers.

Legal basis: "Emergency Response Law of the People's Republic of China"

Article 1: In order to prevent and reduce the occurrence of emergencies, control, mitigate and eliminate emergencies This law is formulated to address serious social harm caused by emergencies, regulate emergency response activities, protect the safety of people's lives and property, and safeguard national security, public security, environmental security, and social order.

Article 2 This Law shall apply to response activities such as emergency prevention and emergency preparedness, monitoring and early warning, emergency response and rescue, and subsequent recovery and reconstruction.

Article 3 The term “emergency” as used in this Law refers to natural disasters, accidents, disasters, and public health incidents that occur suddenly and cause or may cause serious social harm and require emergency response measures. incidents and social security incidents.

According to factors such as the degree of social harm and scope of influence, natural disasters, accidents, disasters, and public health events are divided into four levels: particularly serious, major, relatively large, and general. If laws, administrative regulations or the State Council provide otherwise, such provisions shall prevail.

The classification standards for emergencies shall be formulated by the State Council or departments determined by the State Council.

Article 4: The state establishes an emergency management system that focuses on unified leadership, comprehensive coordination, classified management, hierarchical responsibilities, and territorial management.

Article 5: Emergency response work shall follow the principle of giving priority to prevention and combining prevention with emergency response. The state has established a major emergency risk assessment system to conduct a comprehensive assessment of possible emergencies, reduce the occurrence of major emergencies, and minimize the impact of major emergencies.