The European Commission said on the 6th that in order to improve its response to public health risks such as chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear threats, the European Commission is establishing a strategic reserve of relevant materials. The European Commission said in a statement on the same day that people may face public health risks such as chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear threats due to accidental disasters, such as chemical plant leaks, nuclear power plant accidents or the spread of infectious diseases. The EU is preparing for such threats. The European Commission said that the strategic reserve is worth 540.5 million euros, including equipment, drugs, vaccines and other therapeutic agents to deal with the above threats, as well as equipment for cleaning and purification. The European Commission's commissioner in charge of crisis management, yanez lenalcic, said that the EU is taking concrete measures to strengthen preparation and deal with potential threats. (Xinhua News Agency)