Affected by Typhoon Siaba, the Beibei route was clearly suspended for 4 days.

On June 30, a reporter from the South State Morning Post learned from the management committee of the Beihai Dazhou Island Tourism Area that due to the influence of Typhoon Siaba, the Beihai to La Chau Island route will be suspended for 4 days from July 2. On July 1, the flight no longer transported tourists to the island.

Visitors returned from Shizhou Island to Beihai. South China Morning Post reporter Peng Qing Photo

At noon on June 30, the latest meteorological information released by the Beihai Meteorological Bureau shows that the tropical low pressure in the South China Sea has been strengthened to Typhoon Siaba (tropical storm) No. 3 this year. Affected by typhoons, from July 2nd to 6th, the sea surface of Beihai City and Beibu Gulf will have strong wind and rain. At the same time, there will be 9 gusts of gusts along the coast of Beihai City, and 10-11 gusts will appear in the northern Bay Sea.

Considering the safety of navigation at sea, from July 2nd to 5th, the North Sea -La Chau Island route will be suspended for 4 days, and from July 1st, the North Sea to Lazhou Island route will no longer transport tourists to the island, but they will arrange for arrangements. Picks up to the islands of tourists. In addition, passengers who have traveled to and from Beihai and Laizhou Island tickets during this period can apply for refund in accordance with the original channels.

The relevant person in charge of the Management Committee of the Tourism Zone of the Dazhou Island reminds that the flight will be arranged as follows on the weather conditions. Visitors are requested to pay close attention to the weather and flight information and adjust the itinerary in time. Tourists on the island plan are recommended to consider after the flight resume.

On the other hand, the Meteorological Department of Beihai City will also issue early warnings. From tomorrow, the sea and waves of the Beibu Gulf will be large. Passing ships and workers at sea should pay attention to safety and return to Hong Kong to avoid wind in time.

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