Government preemptively responds to typhoon 'Nan Madol'... Operation of the 1st stage of the major script

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In order to preemptively respond to typhoon 'Nanmadol', the Ministry of Public Administration and Security has operated the first stage of the Central Disaster and Safety Countermeasures Headquarters from 4:10 pm on the 17th.

The typhoon/heavy rain crisis warning level is raised from 'attention' to 'caution'.

Typhoon Nanmadol is predicted to move north to the sea around 190km northwest of Kagoshima, Japan at 9 am the day after tomorrow.

Nan Madol maintains a strong force with a central pressure of 950 hPa and a maximum wind speed of 43 ㎧.

The expected precipitation tomorrow and the day after tomorrow is 50 to 100 mm (more than 150 mm in many places) in the Gyeongsang region, Yeongdong, Gangwon, and Jeju, and the wind speed is predicted to reach a maximum of 25 to 35 ㎧ in an instant around the coast of Jeju Island and Gyeongsang region.

Lee Sang-min, head of the company headquarters, the Minister of the Interior and Safety, ordered that the area affected by typhoon 'Hinnamno' be promptly completed emergency recovery before the impact of typhoon Nanmadol.

He urged the government to take measures to prevent recurrence of damage, such as installing tarpaulins on slopes, and to promptly evacuate and control semi-underground, steep slopes, riverside, coastal roads, underpasses, and landslide-prone areas.

In addition, in low-lying residential areas and underground parking lots, etc., we requested that they provide guidance on building slats and installing water plates in advance so that they can have their own water-repellent ability.

In the event of flooding, they are instructed to promptly evacuate from low-lying homes, vehicles, and underground spaces, etc.

Director Lee said, "Special attention is required because the ground and drainage capacity are considerably weakened due to the last Hinnam furnace." "People listen to the weather forecast until the typhoon passes, and in case of danger, riverside, coastal, low-lying areas You should never approach places where accidents can occur, such as , underground spaces."