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The Luzhi Ancient Town Scenic Area Conducts a Joint Safety Production Inspection.
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2024-04-19 10:00
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As the May Day holiday approaches, in order to further strengthen workplace safety at the Luzhi Ancient Town scenic area, ensure the continued stability of tourism‑related safety during the holiday, and foster a safe, peaceful, and joyful festive atmosphere, Luzhi Tourism Company, together with the Town’s Comprehensive Administrative Law Enforcement Bureau (including fire safety and food safety) and the Market Supervision Sub‑bureau, conducted a joint safety inspection on the afternoon of April 17.
The inspection team conducted on-site checks of several businesses within the ancient town scenic area, focusing on compliance with licensing requirements, the availability of fire‑safety equipment, gas‑use practices, food storage, raw‑material procurement, and the health management of staff. During the inspections, it was found that some shops had expired or missing food‑license certificates and employee health permits; food and raw materials were stored improperly; non‑compliant gas appliances were in use; fire extinguishers had expired; and products were not clearly priced. In particular, certain stinky tofu vendors were found to be sourcing ingredients from unclear origins, with incomplete packaging labels, and lacking proper labeling on containers for seasonings and condiments—conditions that pose significant food‑safety risks. Relevant enforcement officers ordered these non‑compliant establishments to implement immediate corrective measures and provided on‑site guidance in accordance with relevant provisions of the Food Safety Law, explaining applicable penalties and requiring full rectification within a specified timeframe.
During the inspection, law enforcement officers combined enforcement with education, disseminating knowledge on food safety and fire prevention to business operators and urging them to strengthen their awareness and resolutely fortify the safety‑production defense line. Moving forward, Luzhi Tourism Company will also collaborate with relevant town departments to conduct follow-up reviews of the issues and hazards identified during this inspection, ensuring that businesses implement all required corrective measures and establish a closed-loop management system, thereby providing tourists with a safe and secure environment for travel and consumption.
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