Nearly 2 million people have broken the record of the same period of the high temperature weather range and intensity due to drought

The reporter learned from the Chongqing Water Resources Bureau that as of August 24, the highest temperature in 15 districts and counties in Chongqing broke the local high temperature record in the same period. On the 18th), the high temperature weather range and intensity have exceeded 2006, and the ranking of the highest record has the highest history since the continuous record of meteorological recording.

In terms of soil, Yongchuan, Yubei, Banan, Jiangjin, Nanchuan, Shizhu, Zhongxian, Liang Ping, Qianjiang, Puyang, Xiushan and other areas in parts and counties in parts and counties in parts and counties are in some areas. Tongliang, Dazu, Jijiang, Wan Sheng, Beiyi, Hechuan, Changshou, Fuling, Fuling, Fengdu, Fengjie, Wanzhou, Yunyang, Wuxi, Wushan, Wulong, Pengshui, etc. The soil in part of the district and county is severely lacking.

In terms of water storage: The actual water storage capacity of Chongqing Water Conservancy Project was 2.235 billion cubic meters, accounting for 59.81%of the water storage capacity, and 90 reservoirs were dry up (the water level was lower than the dead water level).

In terms of rivers: 4-50 % of the large rivers and rivers, and 30 % to 80 % of the water from small and medium rivers. The minimum water levels of the Yangtze River Inch Beach Station, Jialing River Beiyu Station, and Wujiang Wulong Station were lower than that of the Yangtze River. The average period of the same period was 3.02 meters, 0.91 meters, and 1.78 meters.

As of August 23, Chongqing had a total of 1.9573 million people due to drought disaster, and 694,500 people were required for drought (including 571,900 people who had difficulty drinking water). The direct economic loss is about 2.118 billion yuan, involving 36 districts and counties, 197 rivers in the city, 90 reservoirs drying up, and the actual water conservancy project's actual water storage capacity is 2.235 billion cubic meters, accounting for 59.81%of the amount of water storage. 1.65 billion cubic meters.

(General Taiwan reporter Wu Liming)

【Edit: Zhou Chi】

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