Shandong two officials were removed from office after the late reporting gold ore expl

Two senior officials in Qixia City, Shandong, China were removed from office due to the late report of the gold ore explosion.

Comprehensive CCTV News and People's Daily reported that the Shandong Provincial Party Committee of the Communist Party of China decided to remove Yao Xiuxia's Qixia Municipal Party Secretary and Zhu Tao's deputy secretary and mayor of Qixia Municipal Party Committee.As a result, they are held accountable.Li Bo, deputy mayor of Yantai, will also serve as secretary of the Qixia Municipal Party Committee.

The colorful dragon gold mine in Xicheng Town, Qixia City exploded at 2 pm on Sunday (10th) at 2 pm, causing 22 workers to be trapped.

After the accident, due to the insufficient estimation of rescue difficulties in the management of the gold mine, it was not until about 8 pm on January 11 that the relevant situation was reported to the Qixia Emergency Administration Bureau.Criticism.

Chinese official media believes that late reporting is not tolerated.CCTV News said in the comments that rescue is running with death, and delayed reporting is a taboo for safe production and cannot be tolerated.CCTV emphasized that China's production safety law clearly stipulates that it must not be reported or concealed after the accident. It is bluntly responsible for what they are involved.

Xinhua News Agency also mentioned that the late report reflects the indifference of the enterprises involved in life, and bluntly says that this is tantamount to the life of the grass.