The flood prevention emergency response of the South China Sea is reduced to level III!There will still be heavy rain in the next few days!

At 20 o'clock on June 16, the emergency response of the flood prevention of flood control in the South China Sea District was adjusted to a level III emergency response.

According to the monitoring of the Foshan Water Sciences Bureau, the western and Beijiang water potential fell slowly. At 20:00 on June 16th, the Foshan Water Sciences Bureau adjusted the orange warning signal of the flood to the yellow warning signal of the flood. Based on the current situation of the South China Sea District, the three prevention headquarters of the South China Sea District, in accordance with the "Flood Control and Winds and Winds and Winds and Winds and Windsight and Prevention and Prevention and Prevention and Prevention and Prevention and Prevention and Prevention and Prevention Emergency Prevention of Flood and Wind and Frozen and Prevention and Prevention and Prevention and Prevention and Prevention and Prevention and Prevention Emergency Prevention. Essence

At present, the Nanhai District Government has sent seven supervision teams to various towns and streets to conduct flood control inspections. 27 member units in the three defense headquarters of the South China Sea District participated in the United Duty Shou, and the district and town levels and three levels of defense, emergency, meteorological, and housing water conservancy have strictly implemented leadership leaders and 24 -hour duty.

As of 18:00 on June 16, the 29 medium and small reservoirs in the South China Sea District did not reach the flood limit. The district dispatched and inspected group 701 5,487 people, with a total of 1,2256 people in the upper embankment, and closed 2 attractions and 8 attractions. Riverside Park. At present, the defense work in the South China Sea is generally stable and controllable.

The South China Sea Meteorological Observatory predicts that the "Dragon Boat Water" is not over, and there will still be a strong precipitation in the South China Sea District in the next five days, and citizens need to continue to do relevant defense work. In the early stage of precipitation, the water content of the soil has been saturated, and the risk of geological disasters is high. It is necessary to focus on preventing geological disasters such as landslides.

Source: Nanhai District Emergency Administration

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