The reporter learned from the Beijing Miyun Reservoir Management Office that since 9:00 on July 9, Miyun Reservoir has increased its overall outbound flow, from 135 cubic meters per second to 205 cubic meters per second. Through pre-emptying storage capacity, sufficient storage space has been reserved for the reservoir to stop and store torrential rain and floods. Among them, the outbound flow rate of the Chaohe River Pipeline was increased from 80 cubic meters per second to 150 cubic meters per second, the record for the highest outbound flow in the history of the Chaohe Water Transport Tunnel since the depot was established.

The reporter learned from the Beijing Miyun Reservoir Management Office that since 9:00 on July 9, Miyun Reservoir has increased its overall outbound flow, from 135 cubic meters per second to 205 cubic meters per second. Through pre-emptying storage capacity, sufficient storage space has been reserved for the reservoir to stop and store torrential rain and floods. Among them, the outbound flow rate of the Chaohe River Pipeline was increased from 80 cubic meters per second to 150 cubic meters per second, the record for the highest outbound flow in the history of the Chaohe Water Transport Tunnel since the depot was established.