The center of typhoon “Rose” No. 30 of this year was at 8 a.m., on the northwest Pacific Ocean about 1,780 kilometers east-south of Taipei City in Taiwan Province. It is expected that the “rose” will continue to move at a speed of 25 to 30 kilometers per hour in the north-west direction, gradually approaching the surface of the ocean east of Taiwan, with little change in intensity. Beginning on the 21st, wind power will gradually increase in the ocean east of Taiwan, the Taiwan Strait, the southern part of the East China Sea, and the Bass Strait. The reporter learned from the Fujian Provincial Flood Control and Drought Relief Headquarters that the typhoon may have significant wind, waves, and tide effects on the coast and sea of Fujian Province. In order to ensure safety, Fujian Province moved safe haven ahead of schedule and evacuated fishing boats and personnel. Marine fishing boats from all over the province returned to Hong Kong nearby before 10:00 on the 21st to shelter from the wind, and the people on board were evacuated ashore before 10:00 on the 22nd; all non-laborers who farmed fishermen along the coast of the province were evacuated before 10:00 on the 22nd.

The center of typhoon “Rose” No. 30 of this year was at 8 a.m., on the northwest Pacific Ocean about 1,780 kilometers east-south of Taipei City in Taiwan Province. It is expected that the “rose” will continue to move at a speed of 25 to 30 kilometers per hour in the north-west direction, gradually approaching the surface of the ocean east of Taiwan, with little change in intensity. Beginning on the 21st, wind power will gradually increase in the ocean east of Taiwan, the Taiwan Strait, the southern part of the East China Sea, and the Bass Strait. The reporter learned from the Fujian Provincial Flood Control and Drought Relief Headquarters that the typhoon may have significant wind, waves, and tide effects on the coast and sea of Fujian Province. In order to ensure safety, Fujian Province moved safe haven ahead of schedule and evacuated fishing boats and personnel. Marine fishing boats from all over the province returned to Hong Kong nearby before 10:00 on the 21st to shelter from the wind, and the people on board were evacuated ashore before 10:00 on the 22nd; all non-laborers who farmed fishermen along the coast of the province were evacuated before 10:00 on the 22nd.