China's top leaders issue a call for professionalism in response to the Tianjin explosions after hearing a report on rescue and follow-up work.
China has mobilized at least eight of its satellites to help with search-and-rescue and damage control work after last week's massive blasts in Tianjin.
Living about 700 meters from the center of the Tianjin blast, Jiang Lingyu was injured by broken glass and passed out on Aug 12 at midnight.
All companies that produce and store dangerous chemicals are undergoing strict inspection and will be closed if any faults are found, says Tianjin mayor.
Thunderstorms on Tuesday morning made the Tianjin recovery operation more difficult, with an increased risk of rainwater becoming polluted. However, the air and water quality were still within what is considered a safe range, monitoring officials said.
Seven hundred metric tons of sodium cyanide found on the site of deadly blasts in Tianjin has been confirmed to have been produced by a company in neighboring Hebei province.
Authorities say sodium cyanide to be neutralized, taken from blast zone
Death toll from blast rises to 114, with 70 missing
Rescuers continue the search operation in the blast site at New Binhai Area, TIanjin, on Sunday. The death toll rose to 112 by 9 am and 95 remain missing, including 85 firefighters.
Power supply workers install emergency lights at a primary school served as a temporary shelter after the warehouse explosion in Tianjin, Aug 14, 2015. Drinking water, food, clothes and quilts are adequate at the shelter.
Two huge explosions on Wednesday night tore through an industrial area where toxic chemicals and gas were stored in the northeast Chinese port city of Tianjin, killing at least 56 people, including at least 21 fire fighters.
Specialized anti-chemical soldiers rescued a man just 50 meters away from a burst point at the Tianjin blasts site on Saturday afternoon.