In the event of a dangerous goods accident or incident while carrying out the transport of dangerous goods by air, the owner or operator of an aircraft, airport ground handling service, air cargo entrepot and catering service shall forthwith handle the situation in accordance with their emergency response procedures.Where the accident or incident referred to in the preceding paragraph results in fatality or injury to a person, property damage, or jeopardizes the aircraft or its occupants, the local airport and the CAA shall be informed forthwith and a dangerous goods occurrence report (as shown in Attachment 2) shall be completed and submitted to the CAA within 72 hours. If necessary, the CAA may dispatch its personnel to conduct an investigation with regard to the dangerous goods accident or incident other than the aviation occurrence.The owner or operator of an aircraft, airport ground handling service, air cargo entrepot and catering service shall complete and submit the dangerous goods occurrence report (as shown in Attachment 2) to the APB within 72 hours when discovering undeclared or misdeclared dangerous goods, or unpermitted dangerous goods carried as carry-on baggage or checked baggage by passengers or crew, or dangerous goods not loaded, segregated, separated, secured and carried without information provided to the pilot-in- command in accordance with the Technical Instructions.With regard to a dangerous goods accident or incident related to the dangerous goods accepted by an air freight forwarder which have entered the airport, the air freight forwarder shall adhere to the provisions of the three preceding paragraphs.Attachment 2 DANGEROUS GOODS OCCURRENCE REPORT.pdf