Safety Production Committee Supervises Seven Provinces’ Work

Published: Sep 26, 2017 13:42
This is the re-examination for problems and hidden danger found in August by supervision group of Safety Production Committee of the State Council.

SHANGHAI, Sept. 26 (SMM)-From Sept. 7th to 22nd, integrated inspection team of safety production from Safety Production Committee of the State Council supervised and examined safety work of Jiangsu Province, Qinghai Province, Shanghai Municipality, Chongqing Municipality, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, Heilongjiang Province and Shaanxi Province, which emphasized on companies dealing with coal mines, building operations and non-coal mines. This is the re-examination for problems and hidden danger found in August by supervision group of Safety Production Committee of the State Council. (Xinhua News)


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