This study includes information concerning domestic and foreign systems for avoiding and effectively responding to toxic and chemical. More than 788 monitor data and 104 samples were obtained from air pollution concentration surveys to strengthen the mobilization and handling capacity of the Northern Center for Emergency Response to Toxic Substances. Instructions on sampling were given at the site of the accidents. Basic data on 1283 operating factories that exceeded limits on levels of toxic substances were collected for the northern emergency response of toxic substances, and were input into a digital format. The emergency response card, disaster prevention and rescue manual, substance safety data and toxicological data for the toxic chemical substance (control number 107-164) were completed. Thirty (30) factories operating with toxic substances were visited, and were given consultations at the end of November. The northern expert pool is still being updated, and at least two experts or consultants are working for each county or city. Two seminars about the northern mobilization were held on 9 June and 8 November. Two training sessions for the toxic substance joint task force were held on 7 June and 9 November. Shifts were arranged to ensure 24-hour uninterrupted emergency response, and consultations have been provided since the beginning of the year. Thirty-five cases have been supported at the accident sites up to now. Additionally, data collection and handling was undertaken on 260 cases.

Toxic Chemicals,Emergency Response,Mutual Aid