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2012年8月2日西安勤务检查情况汇总
8月2日勤务检查情况汇总
2日，指挥中心在对城区一、二级巡逻网巡逻车点名中无未应答的巡逻车时。对全局电台值守点名时无未应答的单位。对各分县局视频点名检查中，阎良分局听不到声音。
8月2日当日情况
警情综述：
▲全天共受理各类报警7442起。其中：
110：接警4304起，其中刑事238起（两抢10起，盗窃189起，诈骗20起），治安503起，咨询求助869起。
119：接警657起，火灾报警337起，处警3起。
122：接警2481起，有效警情413起，处置52起，伤9人，损失20.7万元。
北京消防微博24小时专人值守 遇报警将出警
本报讯(记者 高健)昨天，消防部门表示，在经历了“7·21”特大自然灾害后，消防部门将进一步重视微博报警，目前已安排3人轮岗，24小时值守“北京消防”微博。遇到微博报警，会第一时间转给119指挥中心，尽快安排出警。昨天“北京消防”微博开通一周岁，其粉丝数量突破150万。
7月21日当夜，119报警电话一直处于接线状态，不少拨不进电话的人干脆在微博上“报警”，消防部门对每封微博都及时回帖，并实时发布现场救援情况和进展，缓解了不少人的焦虑。暴雨过后第二天，消防员就在微博上回答网友关于灾难的一系列提问，通过提高公众自救逃生技能，减少悲剧的发生。
网名为“栖月崖”的网友是因为“7·21”和“北京消防”结缘的新朋友。其回忆说，当天晚上7点10分左右，看到有人发微博求助，说青龙湖少年军校上百学生被困，十几分钟后，“北京消防”就发微博表示已经派出铁军救援。“这么快的更新速度，说明了消防对公众负责任的态度，是政务微博的典范。”
消防部门表示，目前已安排3人轮岗，24小时值守“北京消防”，遇到微博报警，会第一时间转给119指挥中心，尽快安排出警。同时，消防部门提醒，微博报警一定要说明以下情况：灾难的具体地址、位置；如果是火灾，要讲清什么东西着火，火势怎样，是否有人被困等；最好能说明起火部位、燃烧物性质和燃烧情况；报警时要留下自己的姓名和电话号码，以便救援人员联络。
除了及时受理微博报警，遇突发事件消防微博也将及时与网友互动。去年12月15日，西城区嘉茂购物中心发生火灾，因地处繁华路段且现场烟雾比较大，网上一时谣言四起。“北京消防”第一时间公布现场救援照片，“有图有真相”，使谣言在形成负面舆论前即被权威信息纠正、覆盖。今年2月，在簋街发生消防车遭社会车辆抢行事件，“北京消防”连续发布图片、视频和博文，并发起投票，“社会车辆PK消防车”成为当时热门的微话题，公众由此对礼让救援生命的特种车，有了更深刻的认识。
“老百姓想知道什么、需要什么，我们就尽快公布、尽快组织。”市消防局宣传处处长夏春雷说。
那公众真正想通过政务微博知道什么、需求什么呢？一项网络调查显示，网友对目前政务微博主要有三点不满：与公众的互动沟通不够，针对留言的反馈不够及时；信息量少，缺乏公众关心和迫切了解的政府信息；对突发公共事件的舆情引导能力尚显不足。对此，市消防局有关负责人表示，会采纳这些意见，进一步改善“北京消防”。
新闻背景
“北京消防”一年前开通，已累计发布各类博文2500余件，累计转发12余万次，办理网友投诉举报、解答问题9000余件。其粉丝数量目前已突破150万。
“我几乎天天都关注消防微博。”从事IT工作的张先生是“北京消防”的“忠粉”(忠实粉丝)，说起微博栏目可谓头头是道：“火情快报”栏目，及时通报当天消防员出警情况，现场照片配上扼要的解说，让人如临其境；“消防常识”，太有用了，家庭火灾、汽车火灾、地震逃生……每个提示都能起到救命的作用；“装备建设”栏目会介绍路轨两用车、雷达生命探测仪、北极猫四轮驱动摩托车等消防部门最先进的车辆、器材，令人大开眼界。“看消防的微博，内容多，长知识。”
央视：“标题党”破坏社会公序良俗
中评社北京8月2日电：曾几何时，网络还被人视为现实生活中的减压器。然而，在各种戾气十足的新闻标题、各种泄愤贴充斥网络的今天，网络已经无形当中成为引爆我们非理性“怒火”的导火线。
央视网消息，打开网站，浏览各大门户网站新闻，或刷新微博，逛各大社区论坛，会发现，很多放在显着位置的新闻，或跟帖比较多的事件，却往往让人仅看了标题之后就有“一股无名火往上蹿”。“专家称在中国看病并不贵”，“瓮安官员称黑社会都是政府养大的”，“要允许中国适度腐败”……这些抓人眼球的标题，足以掀起一场网络风暴，引爆无数网友的怒火，跟来无数谩骂的回帖。
这种耸人听闻的新闻标题并非个案，而是普遍存在于网络的每一个角落。日前，一项对全国31个省（区、市）11394人进行的一项调查显示，78.4%的调查对象认为，当下媒体中有耸人听闻式标题的新闻普遍存在。
标题党”的遍布，与某些网站单纯追求点击量密不可分。在经营压力下，一些网站为追求流量最大化，不惜用夸张、情色、唬人、怪异等各种耸人听闻的手法制作新闻标题，以吸引受众眼球，诱惑受众进行点击。更有一些网络编辑，不惜歪曲文章原意，脱离新闻的真实性，提炼出加粗加黑的“惊人”标题，利用受众的偏见和刻板印象，将一个原本中立的报道甚至正面的报道，扭曲“浓缩”为一个激发网友“怒气”的标题，引发轩然大波。
这些“标题党”之所以能够掀起网络的腥风暴雨，并久存在于网络，与网友的阅读习惯和某些固有的社会情绪密不可分。网络极大地方便了阅读，但在海量的信息中，人们的阅读方式也趋向浮躁、快速。
中国青年报万人调查的数据显示：受访者中20.1%的人平时看新闻只看标题不看正文；66.3%的人会在看完标题后快速浏览正文；只有11.2%的人会详细阅读正文。在这种阅读环境下，网友很容易被新闻标题牵着“鼻子”走，把已扭曲新闻事实的标题认定为新闻报道所要传达的内容，并将这种扭曲的事实，加以传播和扩散，放大了“标题党”造成的负面影响，挑起了更多网友的“怒气”，将原本并不存在矛盾和对立的客观报道制造成一个充满“冲突”和“怒火”的报道事件。而公众对某些问题形成的由来已久的刻板印象，也成为某些“标题党”的主攻点。
一些网站在网友比较敏感的词语如腐败、富二代、住房、医疗等上大做文章，提炼包含“冲突”及能引起网友“愤怒”的标题，这种标题迎合了公众的某些刻板印象，得以大范围的迅速传播，并激发公众某些社会情绪。在这个传播的过程中，事实是什么对公众已经不重要了，重要的是能够借此表达某种社会情绪。
这种充满戾气的“标题党”的存在，不仅严重损害了媒体新闻传播，违背了新闻的真实性原则，更无端地制造了矛盾，损害着社会舆论的公信力，割裂了民众对一些行业和阶层、以及地方官员之间的感情和信任。
坚决遏制充满戾气的标题，坚持客观真实地报道和传播新闻事件，当是所有媒体从业者和传播者应坚守的底线。网友作为受众和自媒体时代的传播者，也当客观、理性地关注新闻，辨别新闻事实。只有守好真实性这个底线，才能避免制造不存在的矛盾，减少不必要的冲突和网络暴力，才能增进民众和各行各业以及媒体官员的信任，才能共同维护社会基本的公序良俗。
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Summary of Xi’an service inspection on August 2, 2012
Summary of service inspection on August 2
On the 2nd, when the command center had no unanswered patrol cars in the roll call of the first and second patrol cars in the urban area. There are no unanswered units when the global station is on duty for the roll call. During the video roll call inspection of the sub-county bureaus, the Yanliang sub-bureau could not hear the sound.
Situation on August 2nd
Summary of Police Situation:
▲ A total of 7,442 alarms were received throughout the day. in:
110: 4,304 calls to the police, including 238 criminal cases (10 cases of double robbery, 189 cases of theft, 20 cases of fraud), 503 cases of public security, and 869 cases of consultation and help.
119: 657 calls to the police, 337 fire calls, 3 calls to the police.
122: 2,481 cases were received, 413 cases were effectively reported, 52 cases were dealt with, 9 people were injured, and the loss was 207,000 yuan.
Beijing firefighting microblog 24-hour special personnel on duty, will call the police in case of alarm
News from our newspaper (Reporter Gao Jian) Yesterday, the fire department stated that after experiencing the “7.21” catastrophic natural disaster, the fire department will pay more attention to Weibo alarms. At present, 3 people have been arranged to work on duty 24 hours a day. “Weibo. When encountering a Weibo alarm, it will be transferred to the 119 command center as soon as possible, and the police will be dispatched as soon as possible. Yesterday, the “Beijing Fire” microblog was opened for one year, and the number of fans exceeded 1.5 million.
On the night of July 21, the 119 alarm call was always connected. Many people who could not dial the phone simply “called the police” on Weibo. The fire department responded to each Weibo in a timely manner and released the situation and progress of on-site rescue in real time. , relieved the anxiety of many people. On the second day after the rainstorm, firefighters answered a series of questions from netizens about the disaster on Weibo, in order to reduce the occurrence of tragedies by improving the public’s self-rescue and escape skills.
The netizen named “Qiyueya” is a new friend who became associated with “7.21” and “Beijing Fire Protection”. He recalled that around 7:10 p.m. that night, he saw someone post a Weibo request for help, saying that hundreds of students from the Qinglong Lake Junior Military Academy were trapped. Ten minutes later, the “Beijing Fire Protection” posted a Weibo message saying that it had sent an iron army to rescue. “Such a fast update speed shows the fire department’s responsible attitude towards the public, and it is a model of government microblogs.”
The fire department said that currently 3 people have been assigned to work in rotation and are on duty 24 hours a day at “Beijing Firefighting”. If there is an alarm on Weibo, it will be transferred to the 119 command center as soon as possible, and the police will be dispatched as soon as possible. At the same time, the fire department reminded that Weibo alarms must explain the following situations: the specific address and location of the disaster; if it is a fire, explain what is on fire, how the fire is, whether anyone is trapped, etc.; properties and burning conditions; to leave your name and phone number when calling the police, so that rescuers can contact.
In addition to accepting Weibo alarms in a timely manner, the firefighting Weibo will also interact with netizens in a timely manner in case of emergencies. On December 15 last year, a fire broke out in the Jiamao Shopping Center in Xicheng District. Because it was located in a busy road and the scene was relatively smoky, rumors arose on the Internet for a while. “Beijing Fire Protection” released the scene rescue photos immediately, “there are pictures and the truth”, so that the rumors were corrected and covered by authoritative information before negative public opinion was formed. In February of this year, a fire truck was robbed by social vehicles in Guijie Street. “Beijing Fire” continuously released pictures, videos and blog posts, and launched a vote. I have a deeper understanding of the special vehicles that save lives.
“What the common people want to know and what they need, we will announce and organize as soon as possible.” Xia Chunlei, director of the publicity department of the Municipal Fire Bureau, said.
So what do the public really want to know and what do they need through government microblogs? According to an online survey, netizens are mainly dissatisfied with the current government microblogs on three points: insufficient interaction and communication with the public, and insufficient feedback on comments; the amount of information is small, and there is a lack of government information that the public cares about and urgently understands; The ability to guide public opinion is still insufficient. In this regard, the person in charge of the Municipal Fire Bureau said that they will adopt these opinions to further improve “Beijing Fire Protection”.
news background
“Beijing Fire Protection” was launched a year ago, and has published more than 2,500 blog posts of various types, reposted more than 120,000 times, handled more than 9,000 complaints and reports from netizens, and answered questions. The number of its fans has exceeded 1.5 million.
“I pay close attention to firefighting Weibo almost every day.” Mr. Zhang, who is engaged in IT work, is a “loyal fan” (loyal fan) of “Beijing Firefighting”. The situation of firefighters dispatched to the police, on-site photos accompanied by brief explanations, makes people feel like they are there; “common sense of firefighting” is so useful, family fires, car fires, earthquake escape…every reminder can play a life-saving role; The “Equipment Construction” column will introduce the most advanced vehicles and equipment of the fire department, such as rail vehicles, radar life detectors, Arctic Cat four-wheel drive motorcycles, etc., which is an eye-opener. “Looking at the Weibo of firefighting, there are many contents and knowledge.”
CCTV: “Title Party” Destroys Social Order and Good Customs
China Review News Agency, Beijing, August 2: Once upon a time, the Internet was regarded as a stress reliever in real life. However, today when all kinds of hostile news headlines and all kinds of venting posts are flooding the Internet, the Internet has virtually become the fuse to detonate our irrational “anger”.
CCTV news, open the website, browse the news of major portal websites, or refresh Weibo, browse major community forums, and you will find that many news that are placed in prominent positions, or events with a lot of comments, often make people only After reading the title, there was “an unknown fire going up”. “Experts say seeing a doctor in China is not expensive”, “Weng’an officials say gangsters are raised by the government”, “We must allow moderate corruption in China”… These eye-catching headlines are enough to set off an Internet storm and detonate countless people. Netizens’ anger was followed by countless abusive replies.
This kind of sensational news headline is not an isolated case, but generally exists in every corner of the Internet. A few days ago, a survey of 11,394 people in 31 provinces (autonomous regions, municipalities) across the country showed that 78.4% of the respondents believed that news with sensational headlines is common in the current media.
The spread of headline parties is inseparable from the simple pursuit of clicks by some websites. Under operating pressure, in order to maximize traffic, some websites do not hesitate to use exaggerated, erotic, bluffing, weird and other sensational techniques to make news headlines. In order to attract the audience’s attention and tempt the audience to click. There are even some online editors who distort the original meaning of the article and break away from the authenticity of the news, extracting bold and black “amazing” headlines, taking advantage of the audience’s prejudice and stereotypes, and turning an original Neutral reports or even positive reports distort the “condensation” into a headline that arouses “anger” among netizens, causing an uproar.
The reason why these “headline parties” can set off a storm on the Internet and exist on the Internet for a long time is inseparable from the reading habits of netizens and certain inherent social emotions. The Internet has greatly facilitated reading, but in the vast amount of information, people’s reading methods tend to be impetuous and fast.
According to the survey of ten thousand people by China Youth Daily, 20.1% of the interviewees usually only read the headlines and not the text when they read the news; 66.3% will quickly browse the text after reading the headlines; only 11.2% will read in detail text. In this kind of reading environment, netizens are easy to be led by the “nose” by the news headlines, identify the headlines that have distorted the news facts as the content that the news reports want to convey, and spread, spread, and magnify the distorted facts. The negative impact caused by the “headline party” has aroused the “anger” of more netizens, and turned the objective report that did not have contradictions and oppositions into a report event full of “conflicts” and “anger”. And the long-standing stereotypes formed by the public on certain issues have also become the main attack points of some “title parties”.
Some websites make a big fuss about words that are more sensitive to netizens, such as corruption, rich second generation, housing, medical care, etc., and refine titles that contain “conflict” and can arouse “anger” among netizens. This kind of title caters to certain stereotypes of the public , be able to spread rapidly on a large scale, and arouse certain social emotions of the public. In the process of communication, what is the truth is no longer important to the public, what is important is to be able to use it to express certain social emotions.
The existence of this hostile “headline party” not only seriously damages the dissemination of media news, violates the principle of authenticity of news, but also creates contradictions for no reason, damages the credibility of public opinion, and splits the public’s understanding of some industries and industries. Affection and trust between classes, and local officials.
Resolutely curbing hostile headlines and insisting on objective and truthful reporting and dissemination of news events should be the bottom line that all media practitioners and communicators should stick to. Netizens, as audiences and communicators in the self-media era, should also pay attention to news objectively and rationally, and identify news facts. Only by keeping the bottom line of authenticity can we avoid creating conflicts that do not exist, reduce unnecessary conflicts and cyber violence, increase the trust of the public, all walks of life and media officials, and jointly maintain the basic public order and good customs of society.