Tacheng Container House Fire Station
No direct information about the 'Tacheng Container House Fire Station' has been found at present. However, some information related to fire protection in Tacheng City can be introduced.
Tacheng City has the Hemeilu Fire Rescue Station, which was established in 1979 and is located in Tacheng City, Tacheng Prefecture, Xinjiang. This fire rescue station currently has 28 firefighters and commanders. They shoulder important responsibilities, being tasked with fire-fighting and rescue operations as well as the handling of various disaster accidents within a jurisdiction covering an area of 4,356 square kilometers. This means that in the face of natural disasters such as fires, earthquakes, and floods, or various sudden disaster accidents like traffic accidents and hazardous chemical leaks, the firefighters and commanders of the Hemeilu Fire Rescue Station must respond quickly and rush to the scene for rescue at the first opportunity to safeguard the lives and property of the people.
In addition, the Tacheng City Fire Rescue Brigade carried out the 'double-random, one-public' supervision and spot-check work in March 2026. The 'double-random, one-public' is a supervision model that involves randomly selecting inspection targets and randomly assigning law enforcement inspectors, and promptly making the spot-check situations and handling results public to society. This supervision model helps improve the fairness and effectiveness of supervision, ensures that fire safety supervision work can be carried out comprehensively and objectively, and promptly detects and eliminates various fire safety hazards.
At the same time, the Tacheng City Fire Rescue Brigade also issued a notice regarding the voluntary declaration of key fire safety units and high-risk fire units. This measure aims to further strengthen the management of key fire safety units and high-risk fire units, clarify the fire safety responsibilities of relevant units, enhance the fire safety awareness and self-management capabilities of these units, thereby effectively preventing and reducing the occurrence of fire accidents and maintaining social fire safety stability.
