The China-EU joint emergency management drills concluded on Friday (20 May) in Shanghai, with more than 500 participants taking part in the exercises aimed at preparing for natural disaster.
The drills were part of a five-year bilateral project on the China-EU Emergency Management Project. Chinese and European scientists created a risk scenario of a typhoon along the coast in Shanghai that led to building collapses, fire I n dangerous chemical warehouses and a shipwreck resulting in toxic liquid leaks. \r\n
During the past 3 days, emergency management experts from the EU and the Chinese Academy of Governance observed and provided suggestions for the exercises and on-field manoeuvres in the Shanghai Chemical Industry Park.
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