Ensuring Uninterrupted Protection During the Holiday: Sanya Market Supervision Bureau Vigorously Safeguards Consumer Safety for Residents and Tourists

Deep News05-09

During the May Day holiday, consumer enthusiasm surged and the tourism market continued to heat up. To effectively protect the legitimate rights and interests of the general public and tourists, and to create a safe, secure, and comfortable holiday consumption environment, the Sanya Market Supervision Bureau has coordinated all its resources. Focusing on key areas and closely monitoring critical links, all personnel remained at their posts and proactively fulfilled their duties. Through practical measures such as strict supervision, enhanced services, and rapid response, they have made every effort to strengthen the safety defenses of the holiday market, ensuring the stable and orderly operation of the holiday consumption market.

High-level coordination and deployment to consolidate regulatory responsibilities. The entire bureau adhered to forward planning and meticulous arrangements, establishing a clear, hierarchical, and efficient closed-loop regulatory framework for the holiday period. Focusing on the characteristics of holiday tourism consumption, they precisely identified key areas and industries such as scenic spots and commercial districts, catering and accommodation, seafood stalls, farmers' markets, and marine recreational activities. Regulatory tasks were detailed, and enforcement resources were coordinated to ensure no blind spots in supervision and the layered implementation of responsibilities. Each branch, based on the actual conditions of its jurisdiction, refined work plans and clarified regulatory priorities. All enforcement personnel, with full enthusiasm and a pragmatic work style, devoted themselves entirely to ensuring market supervision during the holiday, laying a solid foundation for the stable operation of the holiday market.

Focusing on key areas to strengthen safety baselines. Closely monitoring the four core areas of food and drugs, product quality, special equipment, and pricing order, comprehensive and thorough risk investigation and rectification were carried out, adhering to a "strict" tone to safeguard market safety. Strictly guarding food safety, with a focus on catering outlets, farmers' markets, supermarkets, online food delivery platforms, banquet hotels, and rural tourism catering units, key aspects such as ingredient traceability, kitchen hygiene, utensil disinfection, and health management of employees were rigorously inspected. Severe actions were taken against illegal activities such as unlicensed operations, substandard ingredients, and "ghost kitchens" to protect the public's "safety on the tip of the tongue." During the May Day period, continuous special rectification of online food delivery safety was conducted, focusing on popular catering shops, delivery-only restaurants, and food delivery clusters. Key areas included the qualifications of online merchants, health management of employees, kitchen environmental hygiene, and the procurement and storage of food ingredients. Prominent issues such as operating beyond the permitted scope, inconsistencies between online and offline information, inadequate ingredient management, and poor hygiene were strictly investigated. A total of 136 inspection personnel were deployed, inspecting 267 online catering operators, issuing 12 rectification notices, delisting 9 merchants with significant issues, and preparing to transfer 4 suspected illegal case clues to the Municipal Comprehensive Administrative Law Enforcement Bureau. These efforts comprehensively standardized the online catering operation order and ensured the safety of online food services.

Strictly controlling pharmaceutical and medical device safety, conducting special inspections in pharmacies and medical institutions. Key checks included drug procurement and acceptance, storage conditions, prescription drug sales, and the presence of licensed pharmacists, urging business entities to strictly implement their primary responsibilities to ensure the safety of medication and medical device use for the public. Strictly managing special equipment safety, focusing on crowded places such as scenic spots and hotels, comprehensive inspections were carried out on the operation of special equipment like elevators, large amusement facilities, and site-specific vehicles. The implementation of equipment maintenance and personnel certification was strictly examined to resolutely prevent equipment from operating with faults and to guard against safety incidents. Strictly supervising pricing order, closely monitoring consumption hotspots such as seafood catering, tourism shopping, fruit stalls, and marine recreational activities. Strict enforcement of clear price labeling regulations was implemented, and illegal activities such as price fraud and unlabeled pricing were severely cracked down on, making every effort to maintain a fair and transparent tourism market pricing order.

Weaving a dense regulatory network to consolidate regulatory synergy. Each grassroots regulatory station, based on the actual conditions of its jurisdiction, collaborated and targeted efforts precisely to weave a comprehensive market supervision protection network. Regular inspections and supervision were conducted around key points such as commercial districts, scenic spots, farmers' markets, and characteristic streets within their jurisdictions. Business licenses, product quality, the use of measuring instruments, and operational compliance were strictly inspected, urging merchants to operate with integrity and in accordance with regulations. Joint inspections and targeted rectifications were carried out in areas with concentrated consumer activity, strengthening cross-departmental coordination and collaboration to address regulatory bottlenecks. Comprehensive and thorough risk investigations were conducted to ensure regulatory responsibilities were implemented at every point and every link.

Smooth complaint channels for warm and efficient services. Adhering to a public demand-oriented approach, the 12315 and 12345 complaint and reporting channels were kept open, with a 24-hour duty system implemented. A rapid response and closed-loop handling mechanism for consumer rights protection was established. For consumer disputes, complaints, and reports raised by the public, the principle of "immediate acceptance, immediate handling, and immediate feedback" was upheld to efficiently resolve consumer conflicts and address the urgent needs and concerns of the public with care and empathy. Meanwhile, enforcement personnel proactively provided policy consultations and consumption guidance services on the front lines, responding to public demands with warm services to effectively enhance the consumption experience of residents and tourists, preserving the vibrant atmosphere of holiday consumption.

Holiday supervision remains unrelenting, and the fulfillment of duties continues without pause. In the next steps, the Sanya Market Supervision Bureau will continue to maintain a high level of vigilance in market safety supervision, regularly conduct market inspections and rectifications, intensify the investigation and punishment of illegal activities, and deepen consumer rights protection services. With stricter standards, more practical measures, and better services, they will continue to purify the tourism consumption market environment, making every effort to support the high-quality development of Sanya's tourism market.

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