What should I do when environmental pollution affects my health or financial damage?

1.damaged condition
Confirm the type, extent and scope (area) of receptor damage

2.photo evidence
The public should take photos of the scene and the damage to the property for evidence.
Photos of the overall and detailed damage characteristics of the receptor damage (the size, type, and planting area of the receptor can be displayed)

3.Proof of right to use or property
Land title, house lease agreement

notification and notification

1.Victims complain to the county and city environmental protection bureaus / report hotline 0800-066-666

2.The Environmental Protection Bureau went to the inspection and preliminarily confirmed the damage status

3.inform 1. Damaged receptor species 2. Damage condition, extent, extent 3. damaged site

preserve evidence

Witnesses: such as police officers, neighbors (more than 3 households), villagers, and chiefs to testify
Physical evidence: police report records, environmental protection bureau personnel inspection records, medical records, diagnosis certificates, and appraisal reports made by professionals are strong proof, and proof of self-photographing, audio recording, and video recording can also be provided.

proof of expenses

Proof of funds required to restore the environment for raising aquatic organisms/planting agricultural and forestry crops/raising animals in captivity (such as proof of transaction costs for seedlings/fish fry/livestock and poultry, water, electricity, feed or fertilizer, and other facility costs) Subsequent removal of dead or damaged aquatic organisms/agroforestry crops/livestock animals Subsequent land remediation costs
Proof of recent land or house rental or sale

Compensation only if there is damage to the recipient

Whether the public can obtain compensation or exclude subsequent infringements after their appeals depends on the sufficiency of the evidence collected.

to preserve evidence

When the victim party finds that the recipient has signs or symptoms of victimization, the damaged recipient should be retained for verification before the relevant unit arrives to deal with it. Record the damage of the recipient by means of photography or photography (the entire scene of the victim and the appearance or symptoms of each part of the recipient must be clearly displayed) to assist in the investigation of the cause of the damage.