Liuyang Fireworks Monitoring Lacked Cloud Storage

The transfer and disposal of semi-finished products in Liuyang City was largely completed by last night. The Supreme People's Procuratorate has decided to supervise the investigation into the major liability accident case of the Liuyang fireworks explosion. The video surveillance system for the Liuyang fireworks industry lacks cloud storage, preventing review of the May 4 explosion footage due to power loss at the enterprise-side storage. The case is currently under review, with the Supreme Procuratorate requiring Hunan provincial prosecutors to clarify the cause, facts, and consequences. The Liuyang Public Security Bureau initiated a criminal investigation for a major liability accident on the day of the explosion, with relevant facility personnel criminally detained. Emergency Management Bureau staff confirmed search and rescue efforts began quickly. The surveillance system at the Liuyang Emergency Management Bureau lacked cloud storage for the explosion site, as storage was at the enterprise end which lost power. The facility had repeatedly been found with "three excesses and one change" violations, with some violations recurring during inspections. Staff from the Liuyang Emergency Management Bureau were interviewed regarding the safe disposal of residual materials. Past inspections of involved enterprises have repeatedly found violations, including 'three supers and one change'. The transfer and disposal of gunpowder from the Liu Yang fireworks factory explosion incident is largely complete.