Following the tragic Yancheng explosion, China is reviewing its related safety regulations; the government released the names of 197 information providers now registered in the use of blockchain-based technology; and laws controlling production of the drug Fentanyl have now been extended to all its derivatives.
China to revise safety law in wake of Yancheng explosion
A recent explosion at an industrial park in Yancheng in China's coastal province of Jiangsu has prompted the Chinese government to reassess the country's Production Safety Law. According to reports, the government will revise the law this year as part of the efforts to prevent another similar incident from occurring.
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