This side reporter Xiangshan crab claw port was broadcast: fishing boat rushed to a boat urgently

Zhejiang News Client reporter Ying Lei He Yuankai Sharing Alliance Xiangshan Station Chen Jiawen

"In order to enter the port, safe to avoid the wind." On the 13th, at the anchor of Chong Station in Xiangshan County, Xu Jintao, deputy captain of the Fourth Squadron of the Sea and Fishery Law Enforcement Team of Xiangshan County, directed the fishing boat to avoid the wind.

According to meteorological monitoring data, the typhoon "Plum Blossom" will attack Xiangshan on the front. The reporter learned from the Water Conservancy and Fisheries Bureau of Xiangshan County that as of 11:00 on September 13, all fishing vessels in Xiangshan have entered the security line shelter.

On the morning of the same day, the wind on the coast of Xiangshan gradually increased. In Shipu Port, the Marine and Fisheries Law Enforcement Team of Xiangshan County organized law enforcement officers to strengthen cruise and remind the vessel boss to transfer fishing boats. "This time, the typhoon may land on the Xiangshan on the front, and the intensity is strong. We ask the fishing boat to shift to a more secure area." Xu Jintao said.

"The boss of the ship, pay attention to sailing safety during the transfer, strengthen the schedules on duty, and sail to the wind -bellied anchoring area in an orderly manner." At around 8 am, a fishing boat set off from the Port of Shipu, which was moored to the Chongzhan -shelter anchor with a stronger wind -free ability.

It is reported that Chong Station Port is a professional wind -free anchor in Xiangshan. The design of the wind resistance is more than 12 or more, and the maximum wind resistance capacity is 17. Xu Jintao said that the largest wind resistance capacity of Chong Station Port is level 17, and the basic berths in the port are currently saturated.

At the Chong Station Port, the reporter saw that the dock was neatly arranged in the dock. There were many shelter fishing boats. Some of them were reinforcing the cables, and some were looking at the material reserves. As of 11:00 on the 13th, nearly 800 fishing vessels had been safely parked in the wind anchor, and others were still being transferred one after another.

During the transfer process, maritime law enforcement officers strengthened the cruise and maintained order through shouting. The boss of the boat that had been anchored to pay attention to the typhoon dynamics, strengthening the cable, and ensuring safety.

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