Abstract:
Objective To conduct an in-depth study on the zoning of the medical emergency scene and the disposal procedures for the affected population under dirty bomb attacks, providing suggestions and considerations for China′s emergency preparedness and response to large-scale nuclear or radiation emergencies.
Methods Analyze by combining the research results on dirty bomb explosions from Sandia National Laboratories in the United States and the "General Procedures for Medical Response During a Nuclear or Radiation Emergencies" issued by the International Atomic Energy Agency in 2024.
Results Analyze the challenges faced by the general on-site emergency zoning and disposal procedures, and comprehensively consider the current situation of China′s professional rescue forces and the construction of emergency shelters to construct the zoning of the medical emergency scene and the disposal procedures for the affected population under a dirty bomb attack.
Conclusion Dirty bomb attack incidents have their particularities. Constructing the zoning of the medical emergency scene and the disposal procedures for the affected population for such incidents is of great significance for China′s emergency preparedness and response to large - scale nuclear and radiation emergencies.