China News Service, September 30. According to the website of the Ministry of Emergency Management, the weather situation throughout the country is expected to be relatively stable during the National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival. There will be no severe weather processes such as extreme cold waves, heavy rains, and strong convection. During the period, Jianghan, Jianghuai, northern Jiangnan and other places have obvious During the rainfall process, a typhoon will affect the South China Sea in the later period.
The National Defense Office and the Ministry of Emergency Management held a meeting on the 30th to discuss and judge with the Ministry of Water Resources, the Ministry of Natural Resources, and the China Meteorological Administration. The video link Heilongjiang, Guizhou and other places to prevent floods and typhoons during the National Day Mid-Autumn Festival .
The meeting requested that all localities should maintain a high degree of vigilance at all times, strengthen consultations, judgments, forecasts and early warnings in key areas, strengthen inspections and defenses in areas prone to mountain torrents and geological disasters, and highlight mountain torrents, landslides, mudslides, small and medium river floods, and urban floods. To prevent floods and other disasters, implement measures to prevent floods in tourist attractions, strengthen the management and control of high-risk tourist attractions, and do a good job of flood prevention in accordance with the characteristics of festivals.
The Heilongjiang Provincial Defense Department should continue to conduct inspections and defenses of the Songhua River, Nenjiang River, and Heilongjiang super-police river sections, strengthen supervision and inspection during holidays, and further supervise the local implementation of the responsibility of dyke inspections and emergency rescue work to ensure the safety of flood control projects.
Pay close attention to the possible wind and rain impacts caused by typhoons in the latter part of the holiday, strengthen rolling consultations and judgments and forecasts of secondary disasters, organize ships in the affected waters to avoid wind and offshore operations, and offshore aquaculture personnel to go ashore to avoid danger, and promptly report to key areas and weak parts affected by the typhoon The front-end rescue and rescue force has effectively put ensuring the safety of people's lives in the first place.