The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs regards preventing and responding to typhoon “Bawe” as an important task in current agricultural and rural work, and is making every effort to do all the work of flood control and typhoon prevention to reduce disaster losses to the greatest extent possible. A relevant person in charge of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs said that typhoon “Bawe” affected a wide range of areas, with heavy wind and rain, which could adversely affect autumn grains and agricultural production. The official stressed that agricultural and rural departments in all relevant regions should closely monitor rain and flood conditions, issue agrometeorological disaster warnings in a timely manner, and strictly implement a disaster warning “response” mechanism directly to the grassroots level. The affected areas should be guided to quickly harvest mature crops, unclog farmland ditches to prevent internal flooding, reinforce agricultural facilities such as greenhouses, breeding enclosures, fishing rows, etc., and organize fishing boats to return to Hong Kong and disembark fishermen in a timely manner. Do a good job of disaster scheduling, prepare relief materials such as seeds and pesticides, and mobilize regional agricultural emergency relief centers, agricultural machinery emergency operation service teams, etc. to prepare for disaster relief. Strengthen monitoring of the risk of returning to poverty due to disasters, launch a “green channel” in a timely manner, implement precise support measures, and resolutely adhere to the bottom line that large-scale returns to poverty will not occur.

The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs regards preventing and responding to typhoon “Bawe” as an important task in current agricultural and rural work, and is making every effort to do all the work of flood control and typhoon prevention to reduce disaster losses to the greatest extent possible. A relevant person in charge of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs said that typhoon “Bawe” affected a wide range of areas, with heavy wind and rain, which could adversely affect autumn grains and agricultural production. The official stressed that agricultural and rural departments in all relevant regions should closely monitor rain and flood conditions, issue agrometeorological disaster warnings in a timely manner, and strictly implement a disaster warning “response” mechanism directly to the grassroots level. The affected areas should be guided to quickly harvest mature crops, unclog farmland ditches to prevent internal flooding, reinforce agricultural facilities such as greenhouses, breeding enclosures, fishing rows, etc., and organize fishing boats to return to Hong Kong and disembark fishermen in a timely manner. Do a good job of disaster scheduling, prepare relief materials such as seeds and pesticides, and mobilize regional agricultural emergency relief centers, agricultural machinery emergency operation service teams, etc. to prepare for disaster relief. Strengthen monitoring of the risk of returning to poverty due to disasters, launch a “green channel” in a timely manner, implement precise support measures, and resolutely adhere to the bottom line that large-scale returns to poverty will not occur.