Officiële waarschuwingen voor hevig weer in de buurt van Zhaobishan

1. The government and relevant departments shall do a good job in preventing rainstorm according to their responsibilities, release meteorological risk warning information such as urban rainstorm waterlogging, mountain torrents, geological disasters, etc. as appropriate, check the drainage system of cities, farmland and other important facilities, clean the drainage pipeline in time, and do a good job in drainage; 2. The public security traffic management department encrypts traffic information prompts based on road conditions, takes traffic control measures on heavily rainy roads, and implements traffic guidance on flooded roads; 3. Primary and secondary schools, as well as kindergartens, may advance or postpone the start and end of school hours, take protective measures, and ensure the safety of students and children when they go to and from school; 4. Drivers should timely understand traffic information and the road conditions ahead. When encountering deep water accumulation on the road or under overpasses, they should try to detour and avoid forced passage; 5. Pedestrians should avoid low-lying and flood prone areas such as bridges and culverts, and should not shelter or stay under high-rise buildings or billboards; When walking in stagnant water, pay attention to the condition of the road surface; 6. Cut off dangerous outdoor power sources in low-lying areas, suspend outdoor operations in open spaces, and transfer personnel and residents of dangerous buildings to safe places for shelter from rain.

1. The government and relevant departments enter the state of emergency defense against rainstorm, closely monitor the disaster situation, timely carry out emergency defense, rescue and relief work against secondary disasters such as rainstorm and urban and rural rainstorm waterlogging, mountain torrents, landslides, mud rock flows, etc., and roll out disaster situation, disaster risk and tourism risk information; 2. The public security traffic management department should implement high-level traffic control to ensure that dangerous areas such as deep water accumulation roads, ground collapse, flood damage, high-voltage tower collapse, and pole collapse are clearly marked and guarded by dedicated personnel. Vehicles and pedestrians are strictly prohibited from entering; 3. The high-risk areas, highly sensitive industries and high-risk groups threatened by rainstorm and flood should seriously implement the "five stops and one rest" system (shutdown, production suspension, business suspension, class suspension, operation suspension and market suspension) of the territory and relevant industry departments; 4. Drivers should follow the instructions of the police and avoid getting involved in roads with unknown water accumulation; If a car gets stuck in a deep water area, it should quickly get off and transfer; 5. Individuals should avoid going out; Tourists in scenic spots and people in mountainous areas should not walk along low-lying valleys to guard against flash floods, landslides, and mudslides. They should choose higher ground residences for temporary shelter as soon as possible; 6. Management units or owners of hazardous areas such as underground facilities (such as underground shopping malls, underground garages, underground passages, etc.), downstream of dangerous reservoirs, landslide prone areas, areas prone to mudslides, low-lying areas, and houses with structural safety hazards should immediately take effective measures to avoid and reduce losses; 7. People living or stranded in underground facilities, downstream of dangerous reservoirs, landslide prone areas, areas prone to mudslides, low-lying areas, houses with structural safety hazards, and other dangerous areas should be quickly transferred to safe areas.

1. The government and relevant departments shall make preparations for rainstorm prevention according to their responsibilities, inspect the drainage system of cities, farmland and other important facilities, and make preparations for waterlogging drainage; Primary school and kindergarten students should be led by adults when going to and from school, and appropriate measures should be taken to ensure the safety of students and young children; 3. Drivers should pay attention to road waterlogging and traffic congestion to ensure driving safety; 4. Pedestrians should avoid staying in low-lying and flood prone areas such as bridge bottoms and culverts, and should not take shelter from rain under high-rise buildings or large billboards.

All relevant units and the public should strengthen prevention and timely avoid risks.