The reporter learned from China Railway Shanghai Group Co., Ltd. on the 10th that in order to ensure the safety of railway transportation and passenger travel, the railway department paid close attention to the changes and subsequent effects of typhoon “Bawe”, promptly initiated emergency response for flood control in Taiwan, adopted measures such as advance warning and active safe-haven, and dynamically adjusted the train operation plan. The railway department plans for the July 11-13 Hangzhou-Shenzhen Railway, Jinwen High Speed Rail, Hangzhou-Wenzhou High Speed Rail, Hangzhou-Taiwan High Speed Rail, Jintai Railway, Shanghai-Kunming High Speed Rail, Jinjian High Speed Rail, Qujiu Railway, Hangzhou-Chang High Speed Rail, Shanghai-Hangzhou High Speed Rail, Shanghai-Kunming Railway, and the Xuanhang Railway, and the Shanghai-Nanjing High Speed Rail, July 12th Beijing-Shanghai High Speed Rail, Shanghai-Nanjing High Speed Rail, Shanghai-Nanjing High Speed Rail, Shanghai-Nanjing High Speed Rail Railway, Ningqi Railway, Beijing-Shanghai Railway, Jinshan Railway, July 12-13 Chihuang High Speed Rail, Xuanji High Speed Rail, Beijing-Hong Kong High Speed Rail, Hefu High Speed Rail, Shanghai The Rong Railway, Ning'an High Speed Rail, Shanghai-Suhu High Speed Rail, and Xinchang Railway, and the Tongjiu Railway, Anqing Railway, Lutong Railway, Huainan Railway, Ningxi Railway, Ningwu Railway, Wutong Railway, and Fuliu Railway will temporarily stop operation during certain sections from July 12 to 14. In the next step, the railway department will pay close attention to changes in the typhoon path and dynamically adjust the train operation plan according to actual conditions such as wind speed, rainfall, and the extent of the impact of the disaster to ensure the safe travel needs of passengers. For specific train operation information, passengers can follow the station announcements or call the railway 12306 customer service hotline to make proper arrangements.

The reporter learned from China Railway Shanghai Group Co., Ltd. on the 10th that in order to ensure the safety of railway transportation and passenger travel, the railway department paid close attention to the changes and subsequent effects of typhoon “Bawe”, promptly initiated emergency response for flood control in Taiwan, adopted measures such as advance warning and active safe-haven, and dynamically adjusted the train operation plan. The railway department plans for the July 11-13 Hangzhou-Shenzhen Railway, Jinwen High Speed Rail, Hangzhou-Wenzhou High Speed Rail, Hangzhou-Taiwan High Speed Rail, Jintai Railway, Shanghai-Kunming High Speed Rail, Jinjian High Speed Rail, Qujiu Railway, Hangzhou-Chang High Speed Rail, Shanghai-Hangzhou High Speed Rail, Shanghai-Kunming Railway, and the Xuanhang Railway, and the Shanghai-Nanjing High Speed Rail, July 12th Beijing-Shanghai High Speed Rail, Shanghai-Nanjing High Speed Rail, Shanghai-Nanjing High Speed Rail, Shanghai-Nanjing High Speed Rail Railway, Ningqi Railway, Beijing-Shanghai Railway, Jinshan Railway, July 12-13 Chihuang High Speed Rail, Xuanji High Speed Rail, Beijing-Hong Kong High Speed Rail, Hefu High Speed Rail, Shanghai The Rong Railway, Ning'an High Speed Rail, Shanghai-Suhu High Speed Rail, and Xinchang Railway, and the Tongjiu Railway, Anqing Railway, Lutong Railway, Huainan Railway, Ningxi Railway, Ningwu Railway, Wutong Railway, and Fuliu Railway will temporarily stop operation during certain sections from July 12 to 14. In the next step, the railway department will pay close attention to changes in the typhoon path and dynamically adjust the train operation plan according to actual conditions such as wind speed, rainfall, and the extent of the impact of the disaster to ensure the safe travel needs of passengers. For specific train operation information, passengers can follow the station announcements or call the railway 12306 customer service hotline to make proper arrangements.