An emergency response system is a broad term encompassing the entire system, including various emergency resources and information. An emergency plan is one component, consisting of pre-prepared response measures and personnel allocation in emergency situations to prevent hypothetical risks from occurring.
An emergency response system is a comprehensive safety assurance system established to deal with unpredictable emergencies. By integrating modules such as command and dispatch, plan management, and resource allocation, it achieves risk prevention, rapid response, and loss control. Its core functions include real-time monitoring and early warning, communication support, emergency coordination, and scientific decision-making, covering four major scenarios: natural disasters, accidents, public health incidents, and social security incidents.
