Subsistence allowance, poverty, disaster relief, relief materials, and crimes

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Classification of emergency supplies and products:

1. Protective equipmentProtective clothing (clothing, hats, shoes, gloves, glasses), gas masks, fireproof clothing, helmets, gloves, masks, fire fighting boots, diving suits (clothing), underwater breathing apparatus, explosion-proof clothing, safety helmets (helmets), safety shoes, water boots, breathing masks.

2. Life rescue hemostatic bandages, fracture fixation brackets (plates), lifebuoys, life jackets, lifesaving cables, decompression chambers, protective air cushions, protective nets, inflatable slides, ladders.

3. Life support portable ventilators, first-aid medicines, and epidemic prevention medicines.

4. Temporary accommodation and cooking utensils, filter net valve machine (device), compressed food, canned food, vacuum-packed food, tent (ordinary, heat preservation), cotton clothes, quilts, simple toilets (mobile and fixed), simple shower equipment (vehicles).

5. Communication and broadcasting mobile, walkie-talkies, cable broadcasting equipment, loudspeakers (speakers).

6. Pollution cleaning sprayers, garbage incinerators, germicidal lamps, disinfection and sterilization drugs, oil coagulants, linoleum, and oil barrier floats.

7. Explosion-proof and waterproof cables for power fuels, distribution boxes (switches), telephone poles, industrial oxygen cylinders, kerosene, diesel, gasoline, liquefied gas, dry batteries, and batteries (with charging equipment).

8. Equipment and tools hoists, winches, rollers, jacks, hand hammers, steel drills, electric drills, electric saws, chain saws, tensioners, hydraulic shears, fire extinguishers, fire extinguishers, wind fire extinguishers, waterproof telescopes, industrial endoscopes, diving goggles.

personal protective equipment, such as air respirators;

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Escape and evacuation, such as slow descenders;

Transmission and transfer, such as chemical transfer vehicles;

Lifting, such as cranes and rescue vehicles;

detection, such as poison gas detectors and thermal imaging cameras;

medical aid, such as stretchers;

Communications, such as satellites**;

security, such as emergency food;

Lighting, such as lamps and lighting.

Emergency supplies can be divided into several categories:

1. Materials to ensure people's livelihood mainly refer to food, cooking oil, water, flashlights, etc.;

2. Work materials mainly refer to the professional materials used by professionals in the process of handling crises, and the work materials are generally universal to a certain professional team;

3. Special materials mainly refer to the specific materials required for the disposal of a small number of special accidents, which have small reserves and strong pertinence, such as some special drugs.

Emergency supplies refer to the supporting materials necessary in the emergency response process of public emergencies such as serious natural disasters, public health emergencies, public security incidents and military conflicts. Broadly speaking, all materials used in the process of responding to public emergencies can be called emergency supplies.

Kingdom of Saudi Arabia - $50 million in cash and $10 million in materiel. (about 100 million yuan).

India** – Decided to provide $5 million in relief supplies to China. (about 35 million yuan).

Japan** -- Decided to provide about 500 million yen in emergency assistance. (RMB 33 million).

Russian Federation** - Four consignments of relief supplies worth $4 million have been provided. (about 28 million yuan).

U.S. - US$500,000 in cash (about 3.5 million RMB).

North Korea - $100,000 in cash.

UK – £1 million.

France – €250,000 worth of earthquake relief supplies.

Germany - 500,000 euros.

Poland - $100,000.

Singapore – $200,000.

Pakistan – donated $1 million worth of relief supplies (including all-army strategic tents) to the disaster area.

Mozambique** (one of the poorest countries in the world) – donated 40,000 RMB to China**.

Assistance from international organizations:

The EU-EU Humanitarian Aid Office has decided to provide 2 million euros in emergency assistance to China through the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) and other agencies.

The United Nations Children's Association (UNICEF) will provide $300,000 in emergency assistance.

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) donated US$1 million in aid, and on August 2, 2008, together with the Beijing Organizing Committee for the Olympic Games and the Chinese Olympic Committee, it donated US$8 million to the Sichuan disaster area in Beijing.

As of the 16th, all friendly countries have extended a helping hand to the Sichuan disaster area.

Saudi King Abdullah decided that Saudi Arabia will donate $50 million in cash and $10 million in supplies to China to help China fight the earthquake.

Japan will provide about 500 million yen, or $4.8 million, in emergency assistance to the affected areas.

Norway** decided to provide a donation of NOK 20 million (about US$3.9 million) to China.

The first batch of relief supplies donated by Russia to the disaster area arrived in Chengdu yesterday afternoon. The first batch of relief supplies worth more than US$300,000, totaling about 30 tons, including tents and bedding, will be delivered directly to the disaster area. Russia will also send three special planes in the near future to deliver another 100 tons of relief materials to the Sichuan disaster area.

The United Kingdom will provide £1 million in aid to the affected areas. $1.95 million.

Spain** will provide 1 million euros, or $1.54 million, to China.

Former Thai Prime Minister Chawalit also came to the Chinese Embassy in Thailand yesterday to hand over to the person in charge of the embassy his message of condolences to China. Earlier, Thailand** said that it was ready to donate $500,000 to China to support China's relief of disaster victims. As of press time, the Chinese Embassy in Thailand has received donations totaling 15 million baht, or about 540,000 US dollars, from people from all walks of life in Thailand.

Belgium has provided 650,000 euros in financial assistance to the affected areas, equivalent to more than $1 million.

South Korea will provide about $1 million in emergency assistance to the affected areas.

Germany**, through the German Red Cross, has provided the first tranche of relief assistance totalling €500,000 ($770,000) to the affected areas in China**.

The United States donated $500,000 to the Sichuan-stricken area.

The United Nations Children** Representative Office in China pledged US$300,000 in emergency assistance to the affected areas.

Poland *** said it would provide $100,000 in aid to the disaster area through the Red Cross Society of China.

Italy** will transport a field hospital, front-line rescue materials, shelter tents and other materials to China by air, and will also provide other emergency relief materials according to the needs of the Chinese side.

France said it could provide personnel, equipment and supplies to China, especially professional rescue personnel and 250,000 euros in aid.

Ukraine ** is preparing to send a 102-person field mobile hospital to China.

Singapore US$10,000 (of which 10,000 were raised by people from all walks of life in Singapore). Singapore is a small country supported by Chinese, the Chinese account for 75% of the country's population, when our country suffers from various disasters such as floods and floods, Singapore has responded positively.

Vietnam: $200,000.

Greece $200,000.

UNHCR $50,000.

Mongolia $50,000.

Estonia $10,000.

Mozambique: $40,000.

Many countries in the world will come to the rescue.

After all, China is also an influential power in the world.

Japanese Rescue Team.

Russian rescue team.

Singapore Rescue Team.

South Korea's distress team.

The official next to the master in the Jianye Yamen receives the baby and items, and the one on the right is to receive money, remember to get it, or it will expire. Mine didn't go to get the expired 555555555

。。。There is still a deadline for disaster relief. The baby can only use one month a day soldier 1 Rui beast.

Robbery of military supplies shall be convicted and sentenced in accordance with law.

The so-called "military supplies" refer to other materials for military use other than guns, ammunition, and explosives, such as military uniforms, food, oil, building materials, and medicines. However, it is limited to military materiel that is in use and stored for standby, and does not include military materiel that is in the process of being manufactured in factories or has been scrapped. Because materials that are not being used or stored for spare use, or materials that have been scrapped, even if they are snatched by criminals, they will not directly affect the combat effectiveness of the troops, and there is no special harm, so they cannot be punished as an aggravated offense for the crime of robbery.

The scope of military supplies cannot be expanded, and the act of robbing the army's cash or valuables, as well as all the daily necessities owned by individual soldiers, cannot be treated as "robbery of military supplies", nor can it include the robbery of police items. The so-called "emergency, disaster relief, and relief materials" refers to materials that have been determined to be used or are being used for emergency rescue, disaster relief, and relief, including materials that are in the process of being stored, transported, transferred, or stored, but have been determined to be for specific purposes of emergency rescue, disaster relief, or relief. If the robbery was used or intended to be used for emergency rescue, disaster relief, or relief, but is no longer used or intended to be used for such purposes, it cannot be found to be "robbery of rescue, disaster relief, or relief materials".

In addition, the robbery of military materiel or emergency, disaster relief, or relief materials must be established on the basis that the perpetrator knew that the goods had these specific purposes, and if the specific purpose was not known before or during the incident, it cannot constitute an aggravated offense under this subparagraph.

Generally sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not less than three years but not more than 10 years and a concurrent fine", the specific punishment to be imposed shall be determined at discretion: if there are any of the eight serious circumstances provided for in article 263 of this Law, the sentence shall be "fixed-term imprisonment of not less than 10 years, life imprisonment or death, and a concurrent fine or confiscation of property".