Affected by Typhoon No. 12 of this year, “Hongxia,” from July 25 to 27, the Beibu Gulf of Guangxi had southerly winds of magnitude 4 to 5 and gusts of magnitude 6, with showers or thunderstorms. From July 24 to 27, there were many showers of rainfall throughout Guangxi, with heavy rainfall accompanied by strong convective weather locally. Starting at 18:00 on the 24th, the Guangxi Maritime Administration initiated emergency response level 4 for Taiwan defense and level 4 for flood control. The coastal Fangchenggang, Qinzhou, and Beihai Maritime Administration issued defensive reminders and responses to 1,246 ships in port, and the Beibu Gulf Ship Traffic Management Center carried out key controls on 49 ships originally planned to go north through the Qiongzhou Strait to prevent them from leaving the port in the event of a typhoon.

Affected by Typhoon No. 12 of this year, “Hongxia,” from July 25 to 27, the Beibu Gulf of Guangxi had southerly winds of magnitude 4 to 5 and gusts of magnitude 6, with showers or thunderstorms. From July 24 to 27, there were many showers of rainfall throughout Guangxi, with heavy rainfall accompanied by strong convective weather locally. Starting at 18:00 on the 24th, the Guangxi Maritime Administration initiated emergency response level 4 for Taiwan defense and level 4 for flood control. The coastal Fangchenggang, Qinzhou, and Beihai Maritime Administration issued defensive reminders and responses to 1,246 ships in port, and the Beibu Gulf Ship Traffic Management Center carried out key controls on 49 ships originally planned to go north through the Qiongzhou Strait to prevent them from leaving the port in the event of a typhoon.