The reporter learned from the Ministry of Emergency Management on the 22nd that Typhoon No. 12 of this year is about to occur and will affect South China in the later stages. The flood control and typhoon prevention situation is complicated and serious. The State Defense General Office and the Ministry of Emergency Management organized a multi-departmental joint meeting on the same day to study trends in rain and flood conditions, and deploy heavy rainfall prevention and response and flood control and disaster relief work in key regions. The conference pointed out that the current rainfall across the country is characterized by widespread intensity and multiple scattering. Some areas are highly overlapping with the previous period. Some places have high water levels in rivers and lake reservoirs, saturated soil moisture content, and high risk of floods, flash floods, and geological disasters in small and medium-sized rivers. The meeting emphasized the need to continue to do a good job of preventing river floods, ensure investment in materials and forces, and carry out dam embankment inspections at high frequency in a coordinated manner. Guangdong, Guangxi and other places should make all preparations to prevent the typhoon in advance, based on the most unfavorable situation where the typhoon landed head-on. It is necessary to strictly prevent flash floods and geological disasters, and implement a disaster warning “response” mechanism and an early warning response linkage mechanism. It is necessary to take good care to prevent and respond to strong convective weather, strengthen forecasting and early warning, encrypt discussions, research and judgment, and increase response coordination and security control. It is necessary to give full play to the role of the flood control engineering system in disaster prevention and mitigation, pay close attention to the scheduling and operation status of reservoirs within the jurisdiction, and strengthen flood control safety supervision and supervision.

The reporter learned from the Ministry of Emergency Management on the 22nd that Typhoon No. 12 of this year is about to occur and will affect South China in the later stages. The flood control and typhoon prevention situation is complicated and serious. The State Defense General Office and the Ministry of Emergency Management organized a multi-departmental joint meeting on the same day to study trends in rain and flood conditions, and deploy heavy rainfall prevention and response and flood control and disaster relief work in key regions. The conference pointed out that the current rainfall across the country is characterized by widespread intensity and multiple scattering. Some areas are highly overlapping with the previous period. Some places have high water levels in rivers and lake reservoirs, saturated soil moisture content, and high risk of floods, flash floods, and geological disasters in small and medium-sized rivers. The meeting emphasized the need to continue to do a good job of preventing river floods, ensure investment in materials and forces, and carry out dam embankment inspections at high frequency in a coordinated manner. Guangdong, Guangxi and other places should make all preparations to prevent the typhoon in advance, based on the most unfavorable situation where the typhoon landed head-on. It is necessary to strictly prevent flash floods and geological disasters, and implement a disaster warning “response” mechanism and an early warning response linkage mechanism. It is necessary to take good care to prevent and respond to strong convective weather, strengthen forecasting and early warning, encrypt discussions, research and judgment, and increase response coordination and security control. It is necessary to give full play to the role of the flood control engineering system in disaster prevention and mitigation, pay close attention to the scheduling and operation status of reservoirs within the jurisdiction, and strengthen flood control safety supervision and supervision.