Shenzhen naipuluo machinery

Longshan Industrial Zone in Nanling Village, Buji, Shenzhen is only a dozen meters away from Keyuan, a community with 30,000 people. At the end of 2006, Longshan Industrial Zone was planned as a first-class industrial zone by Shenzhen. However, there are many rubber factories and plastic factories in the industrial zone, and the waste gas pollution and noise are serious. In particular, the Nanling branch of Naipu Hardware Plastic Shenzhen Co., Ltd., located in the industrial zone, was established in the second half of 2006. What's more, at the beginning of 2009, the heavily polluted paint mixing, painting and baking processes were added, which produced a lot of noise and kept people awake at night for many days, which caused great trouble to all residents. At the same time, a lot of irritating gases were emitted, which seriously threatened the life and health of residents in the community: a pregnant woman who was pregnant for 6 months often smelled the smell of exhaust gas, and her fetus was restless. Eventually, her fetus died because of umbilical cord torsion. Many residents in the community smell the tail gas and have symptoms such as vomiting, dizziness and insomnia. Why did the Shenzhen Environmental Protection Bureau and its dispatched agency, Shen Dong Water Resources Office, approve the establishment of three types of polluting enterprises in the first-class industrial zone, ignore the process of newly-built heavy pollution and fail to perform their supervisory duties? Since March this year, residents of Keyuan Park have complained a lot, and Shendong Water Resources Office has also held two on-site meetings in the community, but the problem has not been solved at all, and it is getting more and more serious. There was a poisoning incident in Jingzhou, Hubei Province, and we don't want another tragedy in Shenzhen. Shenzhen will hold the Universiade soon. I hope to take this opportunity to help us solve this problem and not force all poisoned residents to engage in radical group incidents.