China News Network, Chengdu, June 17 (Reporter Liu Zhongjun) The reporter learned from the Sichuan Provincial Emergency Department and the Bazhong Emergency Bureau on the 17th that the rainy weather in parts of Bazhong City has caused 18,700 people in 43 towns In different degrees of disasters, 583 people were resettled in an emergency, 604.99 hectares of crops were affected, 11 houses were collapsed, and the direct economic loss was 24.659 million yuan.
It is understood that the rainstorms in Bazhong were mainly in Enyang District, Tongjiang County and Nanjiang County. The 129 stations in the city had a rainfall of more than 50 mm, of which 68 stations had a rainfall of more than 100 mm and 3 stations had a rainfall of more than 250 mm. The maximum rainfall is 312.3 mm in Changping Township, Tongjiang County. There are still strong radar echo effects, and it is expected that the strong rain will continue in the next 6 hours.
Heavy rains caused mudslides and some roads were interrupted. Bazhong Emergency Provision
According to preliminary statistics, the disaster caused 18,700 people in 43 towns and towns of the city to be affected to varying degrees, 583 people were urgently resettled, 604.99 hectares of crops were affected, 11 houses collapsed in 4 houses, and the direct economic loss was 24.659 million yuan. Among them, 11,296 people were affected by the disaster in Bazhou District, 231 people were resettled due to the disaster, Manshui Bridge in Jinbei Township and Zengkou Town was flooded, and part of the road area in the urban area was flooded. The crops were affected by 295.69 hectares and the economic loss was about 2.038 million yuan. There are 5 affected townships in Enyang District, with 2528 people affected by the disaster, 15 people displaced by emergency, 115.6 hectares of crops affected by the crops, 3 collapsed houses and 9 rooms, 231 severely damaged houses, 693 houses, and 32 damaged houses and 79 houses. 6 million yuan.
2063 people in 16 towns and villages of Tongjiang County were affected to varying degrees, and 334 people were resettled in an emergency. There were no casualties. The crops were affected by 109 hectares, 67 hectares of disaster area and 21 hectares of unrecovered area; 1 house and 2 collapsed houses, and generally 51 houses of 15 houses were damaged, with a direct economic loss of 9.45 million yuan. Some roads in Tiexi town were interrupted, and there were power outages in several townships throughout the county. More than 1 meter of water entered Binhe Road in Yanxi Town, and 15 vehicles were flooded. At present, the county has set up five rescue and disaster relief working groups to carry out rescue and disaster relief work in hard-hit towns such as Tiexi Town and Changping Town to minimize disaster losses.
2474 people in 7 towns and 1 sub-district office of Pingchang County were affected to varying degrees, 3 people were resettled in an emergency, 76.7 hectares of crops were affected, 2 houses and 6 houses were severely damaged, and the direct economic loss was 2.781 million yuan.
The three townships in the whole county of Nanjiang County have been affected to varying degrees. Road settlement, landslides and landslide infrastructure have been seriously damaged in many places. The affected population is 240 people, including 10 emergency transfer populations, 12 houses in Tuanjie Township and Renhe Town, and 12 towers. The affected area of the town's crops was 1.4 hectares, and the direct economic loss reached 4.26 million yuan.
After the disaster, the emergency departments of Sichuan Province and Bazhong City quickly mobilized 176 emergency rescue teams, and more than 3,000 people went to the affected areas to carry out flood relief work. Before the rainstorm disaster came, Bazhong City issued flood warning information to the flood control units, towns, key sections and low-lying parts, reservoirs, and mountain flood hazard risk areas through the flood warning platform, QQ group, and WeChat group. The unit quickly entered a state of imminent war. Due to the timely evacuation and transfer, the heavy rain disaster caused no casualties. (Finish)