On May 29, the "Renewed Luocheng, Safety in Action" Haishu Cultural Tourism Safety Emergency Rescue Joint Drill 2025, hosted by the Haishu District Bureau of Culture, Radio, Television, Tourism, and Sports, was held at the Haishu Sports and Cultural Center. This drill brought together A-rated scenic spots, graded homestays, tourist hotels, travel agencies, and other units across the district. It featured collaborative efforts with emergency response, public security, fire rescue, and health departments to deliver targeted thematic training and hands-on guidance, further enhancing the safety emergency response capabilities of the cultural tourism industry in the district.

The drill included four core segments: AED first aid training, fire safety production lectures, firefighting practical exercises, and emergency response simulations for unexpected incidents. During the drill, participants responded swiftly, with clear division of labor and close coordination, demonstrating strong emergency response capabilities.

"Through this training, the industry's safety awareness and ability to handle emergencies have improved, which will provide strong support for our future work," said a relevant official from the Haishu District Bureau of Culture, Radio, Television, Tourism, and Sports. Since the beginning of this year, the Haishu District has continued to conduct safety production inspections in the cultural tourism sector, comprehensively identifying and addressing various risks and hazards to strengthen the industry's safety production defenses and ensure its security and stability.