The Fujian Meteorological Observatory downgraded the “typhoon warning” to level IV at 11:00 on October 24. According to the “Fujian Provincial Emergency Plan for Flood Control, Drought Relief and Typhoon Prevention”, the Fujian Provincial Bureau adjusted the emergency response to typhoon prevention to level 4 at 11:00 on the 24th. All relevant departments in various regions paid close attention to the subsequent impact of the typhoon, implemented detailed defensive measures, and carried out solid prevention and response work. Until the typhoon warning was lifted, they continued to strengthen the safety management of ships returning to Hong Kong and evacuating people, and tourism involving the sea and Shibushima to ensure safety.?

The Fujian Meteorological Observatory downgraded the “typhoon warning” to level IV at 11:00 on October 24. According to the “Fujian Provincial Emergency Plan for Flood Control, Drought Relief and Typhoon Prevention”, the Fujian Provincial Bureau adjusted the emergency response to typhoon prevention to level 4 at 11:00 on the 24th. All relevant departments in various regions paid close attention to the subsequent impact of the typhoon, implemented detailed defensive measures, and carried out solid prevention and response work. Until the typhoon warning was lifted, they continued to strengthen the safety management of ships returning to Hong Kong and evacuating people, and tourism involving the sea and Shibushima to ensure safety.?