Switzerland prohibits the heating of natural gas to more than 19 degrees.

According to the Swiss "BLICK" reported on the 6th, Macs Swan Deli, a spokesman for the Ministry of Economic Affairs of Switzerland, said that in the case of natural gas shortage this winter, the Swiss government banned the people from using natural gas heating buildings The temperature is more than 19 degrees Celsius, heating its water supply to more than 60 degrees Celsius, or heating tools such as electric heaters, and the offenders will face a fine or maximum prison for 3 years.

It is reported that the Ministry of Economic Affairs of Switzerland stated in a official document that the clause has been written to federal laws that guarantee national supply. The document states that anyone who violates relevant regulations will face imprisonment or fines; if it intentionally violates the regulations, it can be sentenced to up to 3 years of prison and fines; if violations of negligence, they will also be fined up to 180 Swiss francs.

Screenshot of the Swiss "A glance" report

Swan Deli said: "Violation of the national supply law will constitute a crime and should be prosecuted." He said that the amount of fine at least 30 Swiss franc (about 212 yuan), up to 3,000 Swiss franc (about 212,000 yuan) Depending on the illegal circumstances and the personal economic conditions of the offenders.

It is reported that the relevant Swiss departments will conduct spot checks on the public. "We are not a police country," said at the media meeting of the federal committee on Wednesday at the media meeting of the federal committee on Wednesday. "The police will not find everyone, but they can conduct spot checks."

However, the report of the "One Gaze" pointed out that this provision may face many difficulties during specific implementation. The problem of temperature measurement is enough to make the court face a large number of disputes that are difficult to deal with, because the temperature of the outer wall of the residential house is often lower than the inner wall. And how to determine that a building uses natural gas heating, and there are also legal definition problems.

"There are still some unreasonable issues that need to be clear and which law enforcement agencies are responsible for which law enforcement agencies are responsible for inspections." He said, "said This rule. "

The report also said that the states of Switzerland could submit concerns and suggestions for this new regulation by September 22.

(Edit: ZLQ)

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