Yunnan Wenshan suffered a direct economic loss of 14 million yuan from the hail disaster

China News Network, Wenshan, March 4th (Manxin, Ancient Wei, Wei) The hail disaster occurred in Wenshan Prefecture, Yunnan Province on the 4th, causing 2 houses and 2 houses to collapse, 145 houses to 145 houses being generally damaged, and 10701 people in 3021 households affected by the disaster. A total of 140.009 million yuan of direct economic losses were caused.

The picture shows a vegetable field damaged by hail. Photo courtesy of Wenshan Radio and TV Station

As of 12.30 on the day, the hail caused a total of 3021 households in 209 village groups, 73 village committees, 26 towns, 26 towns, and 6 counties (cities) including Wenshan, Laoshan, Malipo, Maguan, Guangnan, and Funing. 10701 people and a vegetable cooperative were damaged, more than 320 solar hot water pipes were damaged, crops were affected by 36,000 mu, the affected area was 20,700 mu, and the area of ​​non-receipt was 0.39 million mu; 2 houses were collapsed, and 145 houses were generally damaged 154 During this period, a total of 140.009 million yuan of direct economic losses (12.8109 million yuan of agricultural losses) were caused.

The picture shows hail particles dropped in Wenshan Prefecture. Photo courtesy of Wenshan Radio and TV Station

After the disaster happened, the local staff of the emergency, agricultural and rural departments were rushed to the disaster area to check the disaster situation, and guided and helped the affected people to do a good job in self-rescue. At the same time, strengthen forecasting, forecasting and early warning, and effectively do a good job of preventing weak links and preparing for various emergencies. At present, various disaster relief efforts and self-rescue work of the affected people are being carried out in an orderly manner.

This morning, the Wenshan Prefecture Meteorological Observatory issued a blue rainstorm warning: in the past 12 hours, counties (cities) such as Laoshan, Guangnan, Wenshan, and Maguan have experienced strong rainfall. It is expected that rainfall will continue in most areas in the next 24 hours. Rainfall may exceed 50 mm. (Finish)