The National Oceanic Forecast Office issued an orange storm surge warning in accordance with the “Marine Disaster Emergency Plan”. Affected by Typhoon No. 9 of this year, “Bawe,” it is predicted that from the evening to night of July 14, there will be a storm surge of 20 to 40 cm along the coast of Liaoning, 30 to 70 cm of storm water increase in Bohai Bay and Laizhou Bay, and a 20 to 50 cm storm surge along the northern coast of the Shandong Peninsula. The storm surge warning level for Qinhuangdao City in Hebei Province is orange, and the storm surge warning level for Weifang City in Shandong Province is blue. Coastal governments and relevant departments are requested to do emergency rescue work to prevent storm surges in accordance with their duties, organize all types of vessels to return to port and shelter from the wind, reinforce coastal fishery aquaculture facilities and fishing port facilities, and promptly evacuate relevant maritime workers; close beaches and amusement facilities in dangerous coastal areas and prohibit people from visiting the seaside; strengthen the inspection of coastal seawalls, floodgates and other facilities; promptly reinforce and remove seawalls in weak areas and dangerous areas. When necessary, relevant personnel are evacuated and moved to safety. The storm surge warning is expected to be lifted during the day on the 15th.

The National Oceanic Forecast Office issued an orange storm surge warning in accordance with the “Marine Disaster Emergency Plan”. Affected by Typhoon No. 9 of this year, “Bawe,” it is predicted that from the evening to night of July 14, there will be a storm surge of 20 to 40 cm along the coast of Liaoning, 30 to 70 cm of storm water increase in Bohai Bay and Laizhou Bay, and a 20 to 50 cm storm surge along the northern coast of the Shandong Peninsula. The storm surge warning level for Qinhuangdao City in Hebei Province is orange, and the storm surge warning level for Weifang City in Shandong Province is blue. Coastal governments and relevant departments are requested to do emergency rescue work to prevent storm surges in accordance with their duties, organize all types of vessels to return to port and shelter from the wind, reinforce coastal fishery aquaculture facilities and fishing port facilities, and promptly evacuate relevant maritime workers; close beaches and amusement facilities in dangerous coastal areas and prohibit people from visiting the seaside; strengthen the inspection of coastal seawalls, floodgates and other facilities; promptly reinforce and remove seawalls in weak areas and dangerous areas. When necessary, relevant personnel are evacuated and moved to safety. The storm surge warning is expected to be lifted during the day on the 15th.