20 16 The G20 Summit in Hangzhou will be held from September 4th to 5th this year. Hangzhou will suspend production and limit production of printing and dyeing chemical enterprises in some surrounding areas, including Shaoxing and Jiaxing, and the date of suspension and limit production may be determined. Since the G20 Summit in 20 16 was informed that it would be held in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, the printing and dyeing and chemical enterprises needed "Zhejiang Blue" for environmental protection, and there were rumors that they would stop production and rectify cooperation. There are even rumors that polluting enterprises within 300 kilometers of Fiona Fang will stop production for three months, which will have a certain impact on textile printing and dyeing enterprises in Jiangsu and Zhejiang.

The person in charge confirmed that the relevant departments in Hangzhou have held seminars on related issues, and may learn from Beijing's successful experience in rectifying air pollution during the APEC meeting and take "short-term" production suspension measures for polluting enterprises before and after the G20 summit.

Downtime during g20 Summit in Hangzhou

During the G20 Summit, if the polluting enterprises in this city want to stop production, the documents will be issued by the Hangzhou Municipal Government. According to previous rumors, the suspension of production within 300 kilometers of Fiona Fang in Hangzhou has gone beyond the scope of Zhejiang Province, involving three provinces (cities) in Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shanghai, Hangzhou (Xiaoshan), Shaoxing, Ningbo, Jiaxing and other textile printing and dyeing clusters, so the Zhejiang provincial government will "say no".

If the G20 Summit in Hangzhou should learn from the experience during the APEC meeting in Beijing, during the APEC meeting in Beijing on October 20 14, 8,430 enterprises in Hebei stopped production and limited production, and 5,825 construction sites stopped working. According to the data of Beijing Municipal Administration of Work Safety, from June 2nd to1October 2nd, all non-coal mines in our city stopped production and had a holiday. This means that even in Beijing, there has never been a "three-month" downtime in previous large-scale international activities.

Work stoppage before and after the g20 Summit in Hangzhou: 20 days before the opening of the Summit, all construction sites in Hangzhou were shut down.