The reporter learned from the Ministry of Emergency Management on the 19th that the main rain belt will remain in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River from Yunnan and Guangxi for the next three days. The cumulative rainfall will be heavy and there will be strong convective weather, and there is a high risk of flash floods, geological disasters, and flooding in urban and rural areas. The State Defense General Office and the Ministry of Emergency Management organized a multi-departmental joint meeting on the same day to investigate recent trends in heavy rainfall and study and deploy flood control and disaster relief work in key regions. The meeting pointed out that regions that were severely affected by the disaster in the early stages, such as Guangxi, are in the post-disaster emergency repair and restoration phase. Disaster relief is intertwined with the task of preventing and responding to a new round of heavy rainfall, and the pressure for flood control and disaster relief is high. Those responsible for insurance coverage at all levels in areas with heavy rainfall must sink to the front line and stay on duty. Dehydrated areas in northeast China should strengthen embankment inspection and defense, and dispatch reservoirs that exceed flood limits to drain floods in an orderly manner. Areas affected by disasters in the early stages, such as Guangxi, should coordinate emergency repairs and restoration and a new round of heavy rainfall prevention work. The meeting emphasized the strict implementation of disaster warning “response” and tracking and feedback mechanisms, keeping an eye on flash flood risk areas, geological hazard hazard sites, disease insurance reservoirs, and urban flooding points, and implementing the “hidden hazard site+risk area” dual control requirements. Give full play to the role of grid members at the grassroots level, strengthen inspections at high-risk sites such as those bordering mountains and rivers, cutting slopes and building houses, flash floods, and narrow rivers, and resolutely organize the transfer and safe haven of threatened people in advance.

The reporter learned from the Ministry of Emergency Management on the 19th that the main rain belt will remain in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River from Yunnan and Guangxi for the next three days. The cumulative rainfall will be heavy and there will be strong convective weather, and there is a high risk of flash floods, geological disasters, and flooding in urban and rural areas. The State Defense General Office and the Ministry of Emergency Management organized a multi-departmental joint meeting on the same day to investigate recent trends in heavy rainfall and study and deploy flood control and disaster relief work in key regions. The meeting pointed out that regions that were severely affected by the disaster in the early stages, such as Guangxi, are in the post-disaster emergency repair and restoration phase. Disaster relief is intertwined with the task of preventing and responding to a new round of heavy rainfall, and the pressure for flood control and disaster relief is high. Those responsible for insurance coverage at all levels in areas with heavy rainfall must sink to the front line and stay on duty. Dehydrated areas in northeast China should strengthen embankment inspection and defense, and dispatch reservoirs that exceed flood limits to drain floods in an orderly manner. Areas affected by disasters in the early stages, such as Guangxi, should coordinate emergency repairs and restoration and a new round of heavy rainfall prevention work. The meeting emphasized the strict implementation of disaster warning “response” and tracking and feedback mechanisms, keeping an eye on flash flood risk areas, geological hazard hazard sites, disease insurance reservoirs, and urban flooding points, and implementing the “hidden hazard site+risk area” dual control requirements. Give full play to the role of grid members at the grassroots level, strengthen inspections at high-risk sites such as those bordering mountains and rivers, cutting slopes and building houses, flash floods, and narrow rivers, and resolutely organize the transfer and safe haven of threatened people in advance.