The center of typhoon No. 9 of this year, “Bawe” at 14:00 on July 12, is located in Wanli District, Wuhu City, Anhui Province. It is expected to move at a speed of 10-15 kilometers from north to west. The intensity will gradually decrease, and the impact on Zhejiang will be further reduced. The overall flood situation in the province is stable. According to the “Zhejiang Flood Control and Drought Relief Emergency Plan”, after investigation and consultation, the Provincial Defense Bureau decided to adjust the emergency response for typhoon prevention to Level III at 16:00 on July 12. Currently, there is still heavy rainfall in western Zhejiang and northern Zhejiang. Some reservoirs and plain rivers have high water levels, mountain soil moisture content is saturated, and the risk of secondary disasters such as flash floods, landslides, and mudslides is prominent. All departments in various regions should continue to operate the “1833” joint command system efficiently, keep an eye on secondary disaster prevention, strengthen the safety management of transferred personnel, and carefully implement all anti-Taiwan measures.

The center of typhoon No. 9 of this year, “Bawe” at 14:00 on July 12, is located in Wanli District, Wuhu City, Anhui Province. It is expected to move at a speed of 10-15 kilometers from north to west. The intensity will gradually decrease, and the impact on Zhejiang will be further reduced. The overall flood situation in the province is stable. According to the “Zhejiang Flood Control and Drought Relief Emergency Plan”, after investigation and consultation, the Provincial Defense Bureau decided to adjust the emergency response for typhoon prevention to Level III at 16:00 on July 12. Currently, there is still heavy rainfall in western Zhejiang and northern Zhejiang. Some reservoirs and plain rivers have high water levels, mountain soil moisture content is saturated, and the risk of secondary disasters such as flash floods, landslides, and mudslides is prominent. All departments in various regions should continue to operate the “1833” joint command system efficiently, keep an eye on secondary disaster prevention, strengthen the safety management of transferred personnel, and carefully implement all anti-Taiwan measures.