CEOC may be designated as a level-2 facility for lesser threats or as a level-1 facility for more severe threats.
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The CEOC currently lists 14 types of disasters, which are typhoons, earthquakes/tsunamis, fires/explosions, floods, drought, oil and gas or power line breaks, extreme cold hazards, landslides, aviation disasters, disasters at sea, land traffic accidents, hazardous material disasters, mining disasters and forest fires.
central, emergency, operation, center, ceoc, traditional, chinese, 中央災害應變中心, simplified, chinese, 中央灾害应变中心, pinyin, zhōngyāng, zāihài, yìngbiàn, zhōngxīn, emergency, operations, center, taiwan, which, activated, event, emergency, situation, center, operated, n. The Central Emergency Operation Center CEOC traditional Chinese 中央災害應變中心 simplified Chinese 中央灾害应变中心 pinyin Zhōngyang Zaihai Yingbian Zhōngxin is the emergency operations center of Taiwan which is activated in the event of emergency situation The center is operated by the National Fire Agency of the Ministry of the Interior Central Emergency Operation Center中央災害應變中心Agency overviewJurisdictionRepublic of China Taiwan HeadquartersNew Taipei CityParent agencyNational Fire AgencyWebsiteOfficial website Contents 1 Levels 2 Types of disaster 3 Backup centers 3 1 Northern Backup Center 3 2 Central Backup Center 3 3 Southern Backup Center 3 4 Official Southern Backup Center 4 See also 5 References 6 External linksLevels editCEOC may be designated as a level 2 facility for lesser threats or as a level 1 facility for more severe threats Types of disaster editThe CEOC currently lists 14 types of disasters which are typhoons earthquakes tsunamis fires explosions floods drought oil and gas or power line breaks extreme cold hazards landslides aviation disasters disasters at sea land traffic accidents hazardous material disasters mining disasters and forest fires Backup centers editNorthern Backup Center edit Completed in February 2006 the center is located at Banqiao District New Taipei Central Backup Center edit Completed in December 2012 the center is located at Zhushan Township Nantou County Southern Backup Center edit Completed in December 2009 the center is located at Cianjhen District Kaohsiung Official Southern Backup Center edit Completed in December 2012 the center is located at Cianjhen District Kaohsiung 1 See also editNational Fire AgencyReferences edit 找不到檔案或網頁 中華民國內政部全球資訊網 Archived from the original on 2014 02 03 Retrieved 2014 09 20 External links edit nbsp Wikimedia Commons has media related to Central Emergency Operation Center Taiwan Official website Central Emergency Operation Center s channel on YouTube nbsp This article related to government in Taiwan is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Central Emergency Operation Center amp oldid 1181435587, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
