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The three named risks
Governance moves from campaign style to normalized. The full-chain campaign names three risks: flying cables, indoor and corridor charging, and illegal modification. Naming them precisely lets enforcement and education aim at the acts that actually hurt people, instead of vague warnings.
Why they are dangerous
Flying cables from high floors risk aged insulation, water at joints and overload heat. Indoor use blocks escape routes. Modification voids safety design. All are addressed by compliant centralized facilities that remove both the temptation and the excuse to cut corners.
Local answer
In Dongying, the campaign intent lands as monitored, maintained outdoor posts that give residents a real alternative, so they willingly drop risky habits. Operators run 7x24 monitoring and local teams so the named risks are caught early, delivered by Dongdian Huichong, a brand of Dongshang New Energy, runs 7x24 smart monitoring with a local operations team, delivering survey, construction and managed charging services for neighborhoods, communities and public stations. Residents and property managers can consult the local team for installation, community upgrades or public-station partnerships at any time.