▲Picture source: Central Meteorological Observatory Based on the typhoon dynamics and development trends, the Ningbo Maritime Safety Administration decided that Ningbo coastal areas will enter Level II typhoon prevention emergency response from 0:00 on September 19. This year's N

▲Picture source: Central Meteorological Observatory

According to the typhoon dynamics and development trends, the Ningbo Maritime Safety Administration decided that Ningbo coastal areas will enter Level II typhoon emergency response from 0:00 on September 19. This year's No. 14 typhoon "Plasang" is located at 27.4 degrees north latitude and 125.8 degrees east longitude at 6 o'clock today, about 445 kilometers south-east of Xiangshan County, Ningbo City, Zhejiang Province. The maximum wind force at the center is 9, and the minimum pressure is 990 Hectopascal will move rapidly to the west-northwest at a speed of 35-40 kilometers per hour.

The maritime department reminded that relevant ships should pay close attention to weather dynamics, implement various typhoon prevention measures, and go to safe waters to take shelter in a timely manner. During a typhoon, do not risk going to sea. In case of emergency, please dial the national unified water distress hotline "12395".

is level II for a while and level III for a while? What are the differences between different levels of typhoon emergency response?

The coastal waters typhoon prevention emergency response issued by Ningbo Maritime Safety Administration applies to ships and facilities sailing, anchoring, and operating in the jurisdiction of Ningbo Maritime Safety Administration, as well as their owners, operators, managers, agents, and terminal units, ship repairing units, and involved parties. The owner unit, construction unit and other relevant units and personnel of the water project.

The typhoon emergency response issued by the Municipal Defense Index is aimed at the prevention and handling of typhoon disasters within the city.

The higher the typhoon emergency response level (for example, Level II is higher than Level III), it means the greater the impact or threat that the typhoon may cause. Why do

have different emergency response levels for typhoon prevention at the same time?

Typhoons come from the sea. Compared with land, sea is "tested" first. Typhoons may stir up strong winds and huge waves, which will first affect coastal ships and maritime traffic. The different emergency response levels of

correspond to different situations and handling measures.

For the general public, safety precautions before the arrival of typhoons are very necessary. It is necessary to pay timely attention to the dynamic early warning information of typhoons and the closure of scenic spots involving mountains, rivers and seas; passengers who plan to travel on the water should pay attention to changes in passenger routes and flights in a timely manner and adjust their itineraries in a timely manner.

Doors and windows should be closed tightly in strong winds; food, water and medicine should be properly stored, mobile power supplies and flashlights should be prepared; pipe drainage, circuits, gas, etc. should be checked in advance. Avoid traveling during dangerous periods such as heavy rains and strong winds, and move to safe areas promptly; check and keep your vehicle in advance, and try to drive your vehicle away from low-lying areas and other water-prone sections.

Source: Ningbo Maritime Safety Administration, China Ningbo Network, Central Meteorological Observatory, @People's Daily

Part of the text: Gou Wen, Dong Na

(Source: Ningbo Release)

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