According to Fujian emergency management information, today there will be widespread torrential rain in Fujian Province. Most of Fuzhou, Putian, and Quanzhou, the Pingtan Comprehensive Experimental Zone, Ningde, Sanming, and Longyan, as well as heavy rain in some places. The cumulative rainfall for 24 hours is 60 to 150 mm, partially 300 mm; the maximum hourly rainfall is 90 mm. The Provincial Meteorological Observatory upgraded the “rainstorm warning” to level I at 14:00 on August 25. According to the “Fujian Provincial Emergency Plan for Flood Control, Drought Relief and Typhoon Prevention”, the Provincial Defense Bureau decided to upgrade the emergency response for flood control to level 2 at 14:00 on August 25 and maintain a level 4 emergency response for typhoon prevention. Affected by the monsoon trough and typhoon “Jane LaVey,” our province has experienced continuous rainfall since August 19. The cumulative rainfall in some regions is heavy, the soil on the bottom surface is saturated, and small and medium-sized rivers have experienced significant water rise. Combined with subsequent rainfall, the risk of disaster is extremely high. All departments in all regions must attach great importance to current flood control and typhoon prevention work, pay close attention to typhoon “Shader” trends and rainfall conditions, strengthen risk assessments in the region and field, promptly initiate or adjust responses, carefully deploy preventive measures, carry out inspections and investigations in key areas and weak areas, resolutely and decisively transfer personnel from dangerous areas, and make every effort to ensure the safety of people's lives and property.

According to Fujian emergency management information, today there will be widespread torrential rain in Fujian Province. Most of Fuzhou, Putian, and Quanzhou, the Pingtan Comprehensive Experimental Zone, Ningde, Sanming, and Longyan, as well as heavy rain in some places. The cumulative rainfall for 24 hours is 60 to 150 mm, partially 300 mm; the maximum hourly rainfall is 90 mm. The Provincial Meteorological Observatory upgraded the “rainstorm warning” to level I at 14:00 on August 25. According to the “Fujian Provincial Emergency Plan for Flood Control, Drought Relief and Typhoon Prevention”, the Provincial Defense Bureau decided to upgrade the emergency response for flood control to level 2 at 14:00 on August 25 and maintain a level 4 emergency response for typhoon prevention. Affected by the monsoon trough and typhoon “Jane LaVey,” our province has experienced continuous rainfall since August 19. The cumulative rainfall in some regions is heavy, the soil on the bottom surface is saturated, and small and medium-sized rivers have experienced significant water rise. Combined with subsequent rainfall, the risk of disaster is extremely high. All departments in all regions must attach great importance to current flood control and typhoon prevention work, pay close attention to typhoon “Shader” trends and rainfall conditions, strengthen risk assessments in the region and field, promptly initiate or adjust responses, carefully deploy preventive measures, carry out inspections and investigations in key areas and weak areas, resolutely and decisively transfer personnel from dangerous areas, and make every effort to ensure the safety of people's lives and property.