China News Service, Jinhua, August 4th (Reporter Xi Jinyan) Affected by Typhoon Hagupit, heavy rains fell in the central and eastern parts of Yongkang, Zhejiang, causing river water levels to rise rapidly and many areas were flooded. The local area has issued a notice on emergency transfer, requiring all towns (streets, districts) to transfer personnel from low-lying land, geological disaster sites, dilapidated houses and other dangerous areas to safe areas and properly resettle them before 18:00.
The officers and soldiers of the Jinhua Detachment of the Armed Police rushed to help. Photo by Yu Ninglei
Typhoon "Haguebee" came on fiercely. It made landfall on the coast of Yueqing, Zhejiang at around 3:30 on the 4th. The maximum wind force near the center was 13 (38 m/s) when it landed. It passed through east Jinhua around noon today (Pan'an, The Dongyang area went northward, carrying wind and rain all the way.
The police are on the front line against Taiwan. Provided by Yongkang Public Security
Affected by the typhoon, as of 15:00 on the 4th, the central and eastern areas of Yongkang had heavy rainstorms, and other areas had heavy rains. The surface rainfall of the whole city was 142.7mm. 233.2mm in Zhongshan Station in Xianzhen, 224.6mm in Xiangzhu Town, 224.6mm in Qiaoxia Station in Longshan Town, 18 stations have exceeded 100mm in total (30 in total).
Affected by the typhoon, the water level of Yongkang Yangxi Reservoir is relatively high. The Yongkang City Fangzhi decided that the Yangxi Reservoir would release the water from the sluice at 15:30 on the 4th, and the discharge rate was 120 cubic meters per second.
Law enforcement members of Yongkang Comprehensive Law Enforcement Bureau rushed through the highway. Photo by Li Xiaoxia
Currently, the Yongkang City Defense Agency has organized two typhoon defense conferences and deployment meetings to deploy and implement typhoon defense work. The heads of the departments of natural resources, construction, transportation, water affairs, agriculture and rural areas, culture, broadcasting, tourism and sports, and emergency management went deep into the front line to supervise and urge the towns and towns to do their defense work. More than 720 cadres from 16 towns (streets, districts) went to the village to check the defense situation, and 402 village-level responsible persons and more than 200 transferred responsible persons came to perform their duties. More than 1.2 million early warning messages were issued.
Law enforcement team members of the Yongkang Comprehensive Law Enforcement Bureau waded through the water to help the trapped people move. Photo by Li Xiaoxia
The storm hit, and a group of "retrogrades" were rushing on the front line of the anti-Taiwan anti-Taiwan line, fully carrying out rescue and disaster relief work. When the typhoon struck, the staff of the Municipal Management Office of the Yongkang Comprehensive Law Enforcement Bureau moved on hearing of the "flood" and went to the water accumulation points to inspect, drain, and clean up the litter at the drainage outlets. Temporary enclosures were implemented for the road sections with serious water accumulation and emergency Drain the waterlogging; the road area is seriously watered, and warning lines are set up in the overflow area of the pond to prevent the masses from entering. Due to the danger of landslides in most roads after the rain, law enforcement team members rushed through the road in time to ensure the safety of passing vehicles. Lines of "law enforcement blue" figures are active everywhere, silently guarding the city.
In the wind and rain, there were also retrograde figures of armed police officers and soldiers. Affected by Typhoon Heguby, dangerous situations occurred in Tangxian Town and Xixi Town in Yongkang City. According to the request of the resident emergency command center, at 13:00 on the 4th, 50 troops from the first echelon of the Jinhua Detachment of the Zhejiang Armed Police Corps, led by deputy captain Yang Chengli and deputy political commissar Xu Gaofeng, rushed to the scene urgently.
Fire commanders waded through the water. Provided by Yongkang Fire
The danger is the command. Yang Jianyi, the head of the Jinhua Detachment of the Armed Police Force, proposed that the rescue site should be carefully surveyed on the terrain, researched and formulated scientific plans, and safety risk assessments must be taken to actively participate in rescue operations under the premise of ensuring their own safety; political commissar Zhao Haiding is in the base and commanded the mission unit. action.
Members of the Special Patrol Brigade of the Yongkang Public Security Bureau rescued two trapped elderly people. They have now moved to a safe place and contacted their families. Provided by Yongkang Public Security
The front finger group of the first echelon was dispatched with various emergency rescue equipment. Motorized marching for more than 40 kilometers, arrived in the disaster area as soon as possible. The team responsible for this task was divided into two groups and set off at 14:00, each with 20 people, rushed to Shihukeng Village and Xixi Town, Tangxian Town, and arrived at the scene at around 14:30. The rescue is still ongoing.
The law enforcement team of Yongkang Comprehensive Law Enforcement Bureau pulled up the cordon. Photo by Li Xiaoxia
At present, the main body of the typhoon still affects Yongkang. It is expected that there will be moderate to heavy rain this afternoon to the first half of the night, some heavy rains, overcast to cloudy in the second half of the night, and showers in some areas; cloudy tomorrow.
The Yongkang Meteorological Observatory upgraded the typhoon orange warning signal to the typhoon red warning signal at 12:34 on the 4th, and the warning is still continuing. (Finish)