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The Beijiang Basin in Guangdong will experience a flood that is close to a once-in-a-century event, and one town experienced a communication outage – News_Huashang.com News

The Beijiang Basin in Guangdong will experience a flood that is close to a once-in-a-century event, and one town experienced a communication outage – News_Huashang.com News
The Beijiang Basin in Guangdong will experience a flood that is close to a once-in-a-century event, and one town experienced a communication outage – News_Huashang.com News
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Since the 18th, most parts of Guangdong Province have experienced heavy to heavy rains, and local heavy rains have been extremely heavy. Affected by this, a total of 44 rivers in the Pearl River Basin experienced floods exceeding warning levels, frequent flash floods and geological disasters, and local waterlogging in some cities and towns. It is expected that from 14:00 on the 21st to 14:00 on the 22nd, some areas in central and southern Guangdong and other places will have thunderstorms with magnitude 8 to 10 or hail. Among them, the maximum hourly rainfall in some areas in central and southern Guangdong and the southern coast will be more than 50 mm. The local area can reach more than 80 mm.

The Beijiang Basin in Guangdong will experience floods that occur once in a century

The reporter learned from the Guangdong Provincial Department of Water Resources that due to the impact of heavy rainfall, the Beijiang Basin will experience floods that occur once in a century. As of 16:00 on the 21st, 38 hydrological stations in 24 rivers in the province exceeded warning levels.

It is predicted that at 20:00 on the 22nd, Beijiang Shijiao Station will reach a peak flow of 19,500 cubic meters per second, which is close to a once-in-a-century event. At the same time, the risk of flash floods and floods in small and medium rivers is high.

Guangdong Maritime Safety Administration launches flood control level II emergency response

Navigation suspended in some waters of Beijiang and Dongjiang

The reporter learned from the Guangdong Maritime Safety Administration on the afternoon of the 21st that due to the impact of rainfall in Guangdong, the Guangdong Maritime Safety Administration has currently initiated a flood control level II emergency response, the Qingyuan Maritime Department has initiated a flood control level I emergency response, and the Heyuan and Shaoguan maritime departments have respectively activated flood control II. level emergency response.

Some normal-speed trains in Beijing-Guangzhou and Beijing-Kowloon are suspended

Guangzhou Railway opens additional high-speed trains to ease passengers

Affected by continuous heavy rainfall in northern Guangdong, southern Hunan and other places, some normal-speed trains passing through the Beijing-Guangzhou-Jingjiu Railway will continue to be suspended on the 21st.

After the continuous heavy rainfall, the railway department will continue to take measures to suspend and turn back the normal speed trains passing through Shaoguan on the Beijing-Guangzhou Railway before 12:00 on the 21st to ensure the safety of trains and passengers; and from 10:00 to 18:00 on the 21st , some of the normal-speed trains passing through the Beijing-Kowloon Railway were suspended.

Starting from the morning of the 20th, the railway department worked with local governments to promptly transfer affected passengers from Shaoguandong, Hengyang and Chenzhou railway stations on the Beijing-Guangzhou Railway to high-speed rail stations. By opening more high-speed rail special trains, increasing station stops along the way, and using maps to reserve trains We will try our best to reduce the impact on passenger travel by providing empty seats and other methods.

In order to ease the blocked passengers as soon as possible, Guangzhou Railway Group plans to add 1 train from Changsha South to Shenzhen North (stopping at Chenzhou West), 1 train from Changsha South to Guangzhou South (stopping at Chenzhou West), and 1 train from Guangzhou South to Shenzhen North on the 21st. .

At present, all passenger stations and trains in transit along the Hunan and Guangdong provinces within the jurisdiction of Guangzhou Railway are working hard to provide various support services for passengers, and promptly notify passengers of train suspensions or delays. Some stations organize passengers according to transportation capacity. Transfer to the high-speed rail. The railway department will restore transportation order as soon as possible after confirming the safety of lines and equipment based on weather conditions.

Wujiang District Government Office, Shaoguan City, Guangdong:

Contact with Jiangwan Town, which was previously lost, has been restored

On the 21st, affected by heavy rainfall, Jiangwan Town, Wujiang District, Shaoguan City, Guangdong Province suffered floods. Some netizens reported that communications in Jiangwan Town are currently interrupted and they are unable to contact the town. In response, Wujiang District responded that the road was blocked due to landslides and other reasons, and rescue forces entered on foot on the afternoon of the 20th to carry out rescue operations.

On the afternoon of the 21st, the reporter learned from the Wujiang District Government Office that Jiangwan Town, where communications had been interrupted previously, had resumed communications. The previous loss of contact was due to the interruption of communication cables.

According to previous media reports, Ms. Li (pseudonym) told reporters that her parents and nearly 80-year-old grandmother live in Wanchai Village, Jiangwan Town. She has been unable to get in touch with her family since 9 a.m. yesterday. “Seeing the flood I started calling after getting the news, but I haven’t been contacted for almost a day. I’m so worried.” As of 9:30 a.m. on the 21st, Ms. Li still couldn’t get through to her parents.

In addition, many netizens posted records of calls they made to relatives and friends in Jiangwan Town, but none of these phone calls were answered. Some netizens posted pictures showing that landslides, mudslides and other phenomena had occurred in the area.

Meteorological experts: Accumulated precipitation in many places exceeded April historical records

Ma Xuejian, chief forecaster of the Central Meteorological Observatory, said that since April, the subtropical high pressure has been stronger than the same period of the year, which is conducive to the transport of water vapor from the South China Sea and the Bay of Bengal to the southern region. At the same time, the plateau trough and the southern branch system are active, resulting in frequent heavy precipitation processes in the southern region. The duration of precipitation is relatively long. In addition, the temperature in Jiangnan, South China and other places is significantly higher than the same period in normal years. The atmosphere is rich in water content and high in unstable energy, resulting in strong convection and high rainfall intensity. The cumulative precipitation in many places has exceeded the historical record for April.

The Central Meteorological Observatory predicts that from the 21st to the 22nd, there will still be heavy precipitation in southern and eastern Jiangnan, central and eastern and southern South China, and there will be local heavy rain accompanied by strong convective weather such as thunderstorms, strong winds or hail. On the 23rd, the rainfall in South China will weaken significantly, but there will still be heavy to heavy rain in some coastal areas of southern South China. In addition, around the 25th, there will be a heavy rainfall process in Guizhou, Jiangnan, South China and other places.

Ma Xueqian reminded that in the next few days, there will be many heavy precipitation processes in southern China, strong local rain, and may be accompanied by wind and hail. The public needs to pay attention to the forecast and warning information issued by the local meteorological department in a timely manner and reduce going out during periods of heavy precipitation. Avoid staying in low-lying areas such as mountain streams and rivers, and pay attention to protection against rain and lightning, and guard against secondary disaster risks such as flash floods, landslides, and debris flows. Relevant departments should pay attention to timely drainage of low-lying areas in cities, reinforce outdoor facilities, and prevent strong winds from threatening the safety of temporary structures, aerial work equipment, personnel, and shipping.

Source: Global Times

Editor: Cao Jing

The article is in Chinese

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