Recently, due to incoming water from upstream, water levels continued to rise in parts of the Zhaoqing River in the western Guangxi River and exceeded the warning level. In order to ensure the safety of ship navigation, the Zhaoqing Maritime Administration imposed a temporary ban on the two waters of Xijiang River from Hongjiao to Xiyinsha and Gangzitou to Qingqichong starting at 17:00 on July 7. As the water level dropped significantly, the Zhaoqing Maritime Administration officially lifted controls at 8 o'clock on July 11 and resumed upstream and downstream navigation of ships. On the morning of the same day, the Dinghu Maritime Department simultaneously initiated work to secure the unblocking and resumption of navigation. Through trinity cruise supervision of electronics, drones, and sea cruisers, the safe and orderly resumption of navigation along the waterway was escorted.

Recently, due to incoming water from upstream, water levels continued to rise in parts of the Zhaoqing River in the western Guangxi River and exceeded the warning level. In order to ensure the safety of ship navigation, the Zhaoqing Maritime Administration imposed a temporary ban on the two waters of Xijiang River from Hongjiao to Xiyinsha and Gangzitou to Qingqichong starting at 17:00 on July 7. As the water level dropped significantly, the Zhaoqing Maritime Administration officially lifted controls at 8 o'clock on July 11 and resumed upstream and downstream navigation of ships. On the morning of the same day, the Dinghu Maritime Department simultaneously initiated work to secure the unblocking and resumption of navigation. Through trinity cruise supervision of electronics, drones, and sea cruisers, the safe and orderly resumption of navigation along the waterway was escorted.