According to Zhejiang Daily, on the 7th, Zhejiang Party Secretary Wang Hao inspected and supervised the work of various departments and systems of flood control stations. At the Provincial Electric Power Company, Wang Hao listened to reports on the situation at the Electric Power and Flood Control Station, stressing the need to stick to the bottom line thinking and extreme thinking, summarize and use effective practices to prevent typhoons, make every effort to prepare for all tasks, and effectively “put in place” the review of hidden hazards, “keep them in place”, and “put in place first” emergency preparedness to ensure that emergencies can be dealt with as soon as possible and recovered as quickly as possible. Currently, we are in a critical period of peak summer, and the province's electricity consumption has reached a record high. Every effort must be made to do a good job in electricity supply and operation scheduling, to meet and withstand critical moments, and to make every effort to guarantee the electricity needs of residents, enterprises, and society. During the video link to the Provincial Meteorological Administration, the Provincial Department of Maritime Economics, the Zhejiang Maritime Administration, and the Provincial Water Resources Department, Wang Hao stressed that in accordance with the deployment arrangements of the provincial committee and provincial government to defend against typhoon “White Dolphin,” we should pay close attention to the implementation of the work, form joint efforts, and carry out all tasks in a solid and detailed manner. We must insist on multiple reports of the Morning Post Express, and in particular strengthen forecasts on topics such as torrential rain, flash floods in small watersheds, geological disasters, and urban flooding, so as to further improve the timeliness and accuracy of forecasting. It is necessary to strictly implement all maritime control measures, so that all personnel at sea can be evacuated from all over the region to ensure absolute safety at sea. It is necessary to seize the “window period” before the typhoon arrives, insist on moving quickly, and acting small, formulate plans to regulate and control rivers, lakes and reservoirs, fully implement emergency measures for risk removal and strengthening of the Shantang Reservoir, and effectively build a strong safety line.

According to Zhejiang Daily, on the 7th, Zhejiang Party Secretary Wang Hao inspected and supervised the work of various departments and systems of flood control stations. At the Provincial Electric Power Company, Wang Hao listened to reports on the situation at the Electric Power and Flood Control Station, stressing the need to stick to the bottom line thinking and extreme thinking, summarize and use effective practices to prevent typhoons, make every effort to prepare for all tasks, and effectively “put in place” the review of hidden hazards, “keep them in place”, and “put in place first” emergency preparedness to ensure that emergencies can be dealt with as soon as possible and recovered as quickly as possible. Currently, we are in a critical period of peak summer, and the province's electricity consumption has reached a record high. Every effort must be made to do a good job in electricity supply and operation scheduling, to meet and withstand critical moments, and to make every effort to guarantee the electricity needs of residents, enterprises, and society. During the video link to the Provincial Meteorological Administration, the Provincial Department of Maritime Economics, the Zhejiang Maritime Administration, and the Provincial Water Resources Department, Wang Hao stressed that in accordance with the deployment arrangements of the provincial committee and provincial government to defend against typhoon “White Dolphin,” we should pay close attention to the implementation of the work, form joint efforts, and carry out all tasks in a solid and detailed manner. We must insist on multiple reports of the Morning Post Express, and in particular strengthen forecasts on topics such as torrential rain, flash floods in small watersheds, geological disasters, and urban flooding, so as to further improve the timeliness and accuracy of forecasting. It is necessary to strictly implement all maritime control measures, so that all personnel at sea can be evacuated from all over the region to ensure absolute safety at sea. It is necessary to seize the “window period” before the typhoon arrives, insist on moving quickly, and acting small, formulate plans to regulate and control rivers, lakes and reservoirs, fully implement emergency measures for risk removal and strengthening of the Shantang Reservoir, and effectively build a strong safety line.