The fiber optic cable industry is encountering a favorable market opportunity.
The State Council Emergency Response Center issued an “Urgent Notice on Preparing Post-Disaster Recovery and Reconstruction Plans,” requiring all relevant local authorities to develop such plans. Among these, the priority for infrastructure recovery and reconstruction includes power grids, highways, railways, and other critical systems. For the optical cable industry, this represents yet another opportunity. city field A good opportunity.
According to the spirit of the State Council’s Executive Meeting held on February 13, in order to effectively carry out post-disaster recovery and reconstruction efforts, the Emergency Command Center recently issued an “Urgent Notice on Preparing Post-Disaster Recovery and Reconstruction Plans,” calling on all relevant localities to promptly plan and deploy resources, coordinate human, material, and financial resources, restore critical infrastructure as soon as possible, resume industrial and agricultural production at the earliest opportunity, and promptly arrange for the livelihoods of affected residents, thus striving vigorously to achieve a comprehensive victory in disaster relief and rescue operations.
The Notice stipulates that all localities should, in accordance with the principles of "prioritizing planning and coordinated arrangements, distinguishing between urgency and importance, emphasizing key areas, relying primarily on self-help with government support, and giving priority to local efforts while receiving central subsidies," promptly prepare their regional post-disaster recovery and reconstruction plans.
The Notice outlines key priorities for post-disaster recovery and reconstruction as well as the restoration of agricultural production in various regions. The priorities for infrastructure recovery and reconstruction are as follows: (1) Critical infrastructure, primarily including power grids, highways, railways, civil aviation facilities, urban water supply and sewage treatment systems, telecommunications, radio and television facilities, educational institutions, and healthcare facilities. (2) Reconstruction of residential buildings damaged or collapsed due to the disaster. (3) Facilities required for preventing and controlling secondary disasters. (4) Other critical facilities necessary for post-disaster recovery and reconstruction in the respective regions. The priorities for restoring agricultural production are as follows: (1) Agricultural and forestry production facilities, primarily including vegetable greenhouses, vegetable seedling nurseries, livestock and poultry sheds, nurseries for superior varieties of fruit trees and tea plants, forest fire prevention facilities, and basic-level forestry institutions’ facilities related to water, electricity, roads, and communications. (2) Water conservancy and meteorological facilities. (3) Other measures supporting the restoration of agricultural production.
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