China News Service, Wenzhou, August 4 (Reporter Pan Qinwen, Correspondent Meng Lingdan, Correspondent Meng Lingdan, Feng Zhaojun, Zhang Xinlei) After the No. 4 typhoon "Haguebee" landed this year, severe waterlogging occurred in many places in Wenzhou, Zhejiang, and many people and vehicles were trapped. The road traffic is seriously congested. The Wenzhou Detachment of the Zhejiang Armed Police Corps swiftly acted in accordance with the pre-plan and rushed to assist Wenzhou, Yueqing and Yongjia, which were more severely affected by the disaster.
After the typhoon landed, the Wenzhou Detachment of the Zhejiang Armed Police Corps quickly rushed to assist the disaster-stricken areas in Wenzhou. Photo courtesy of Wenzhou Detachment of Armed Police
On August 2nd, the typhoon had not landed yet. The Wenzhou Detachment of the Armed Police held a typhoon defense deployment meeting overnight. The officers and soldiers made every effort to strengthen their combat readiness. They organized four rescue echelons to prepare more than 20 boats and nearly 1,000 life jackets to be ready for first-line rescue and disaster relief operations.
Armed police officers and soldiers are clearing and removing trees to help evacuate congested traffic. Photo courtesy of Wenzhou Detachment of Armed Police
At around 3:30 on August 4, "Hagupit" landed on the coast of Yueqing, Wenzhou, Zhejiang. The strong winds and heavy rainfall caused damage to many parts of Wenzhou.
Armed police officers and soldiers waded into residential areas to conduct investigations from house to house. Photo courtesy of Wenzhou Detachment of Armed Police
At 6 o'clock on August 4, the water level in Bansha Village, Lecheng Street, Yueqing City rose sharply, and the rainfall reached 55mm within half an hour. The Wenzhou Detachment of the Armed Police immediately organized forces to rescue the people living in the surrounding low-lying areas, and arranged room and living security. So far, 15 people have been transferred and settled.
At the disaster-stricken site, some trees broke and blocked the road due to strong wind, and the accumulation of water was too deep, which brought great difficulties to the rescue mission.
The armed police officers and soldiers delivered supplies to the masses to help them tide over the difficulties. Photo courtesy of Wenzhou Detachment of Armed Police
Rescue officers and soldiers are divided into two ways: one way is clearing and removing trees to help evacuate congested traffic; the other way is wading into residential areas to conduct door-to-door inspections, helping to transfer trapped people, arranging temporary shelters, and providing them with hot food and drinking Water helps them tide over difficulties.
Armed police officers and soldiers are clearing and removing trees to help evacuate congested traffic. Photo courtesy of Wenzhou Detachment of Armed Police
Nearly 40 plane trees fell on the 800-meter section of Chenxi Road in Yueqing, a city with severe waterlogging, which seriously affected driving safety. The 30 officers and soldiers of the Wenzhou Detachment of the Armed Police, led by Xu Miao, the deputy captain of the Detachment, waded in coordination with the Yueqing garden workers to move the fallen street trees and clear the roadblocks. After nearly 40 minutes of hard work, they quickly cleared the road and successfully completed the road barrier clearance. .
Armed police officers and soldiers waded into residential areas to conduct investigations from house to house. Photo courtesy of Wenzhou Detachment of Armed Police
In Huangtian Street, Yongjia County, where the disaster was more severe, the rescue officers and soldiers were divided into rescue teams and transfer teams. Under the guidance of local street officials and village rescue forces, they used a network format search and rescue method, and searched more than 430 buildings (buildings) in total, and transferred them. More than 40 people transported one ton of materials.
Armed police officers and soldiers are clearing and removing trees to help evacuate congested traffic. Photo courtesy of Wenzhou Detachment of Armed Police
After 7 consecutive hours of intense rescue, the officers and soldiers of the Wenzhou Detachment of the Armed Police have rescued and evacuated more than 50 people from the trapped people, cleared 800 meters of congested roads, and transferred several tons of materials. (Finish)