China News Service, Wenzhou, August 3 (Reporter Pan Qinwen, Correspondent Wu Wenhao and Cai Xiaohua) This year's No. 4 Typhoon "Hagupit" will land soon. At around 21:30 on August 3, the police in Cangnan, Zhejiang, discovered and promptly persuaded a number of fishermen who were stranded in the fishing boats unwilling to avoid the typhoon to come ashore during their inspection.
On the evening of the 3rd, the Cangnan police found a number of fishermen stranded in fishing boats who were unwilling to avoid the typhoon during their inspections, and promptly advised them and waited for them to come ashore. Photo courtesy of Cangnan Public Security
On the evening of the 3rd, many fishermen stranded in the fishing boats in Cangnan who were unwilling to avoid the typhoon arrived on the shore under the persuasion of the police. Photo courtesy of Cangnan Public Security
According to the website of the Ministry of Emergency Management, at 14:00 on August 3, the fourth typhoon "Hagupit" of this year intensified to a typhoon level. It landed on the coast from Wenling, Zhejiang to Fuding, Fujian in the early morning of the 4th. After landing, it will gradually turn to the north to move.
On the evening of the 3rd, the fishermen stranded in the fishing boat in Cangnan took the ferry ashore under the persuasion of the police. Photo courtesy of Cangnan Public Security
On the evening of the 3rd, the Cangnan police picked up the fishermen stranded in the fishing boat ashore. Photo courtesy of Cangnan Public Security
On the evening of the 3rd, Cangnan police conducted safety inspections on docking vessels at ports and docks, and persuaded fishermen stranded in fishing vessels to come ashore. Photo courtesy of Cangnan Public Security
Affected by Typhoon Hagupit, the Yanting Police Station of the Public Security Bureau of Cangnan County, Zhejiang Province promptly launched a typhoon prevention plan, mobilized all police, and actively cooperated with the local government, the Blue Sky Rescue Team and other departments to carry out inspections on docking vessels at multiple ports and piers. Safety inspection, timely reinforcement or removal of structures that are easily moved by the wind, and assist fishermen in fixing anchor chains, reinforcing cables, and transferring materials. (Finish)