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“This is a blast involving hazardous chemicals, so no one can promise that the air is harmless to nearby residents, only data will give us that assurance,” Premier Li Keqiang said while inspecting the blast site in Tianjin on Aug 16.
Meanwhile, he ordered personnel from environmental departments to undertake 24-hour monitoring and release information regarding harmful air quality and other dangers in a timely manner.
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