China deploys Level 4 flood response
The Ministry of Water Resources in China has announced the activation of a Level Four emergency response to address flooding in Guangxi, Guangdong, and Hainan regions, due to the approaching Typhoon "Nara." The typhoon is expected to bring heavy rainfall of between 22 and 24 August. The storm is causing water levels to rise in the Tuojiang, Mingjiang rivers, and the tributaries of the Yuijiang River, with potential for flash floods and dam bursts. This has necessitated close monitoring, updating of hazardous area lists, and the evacuation of residents when needed. Preventive measures against mountain floods and landslides have also been implemented to ensure the safety of reservoirs and maintain public safety during the rainy season.
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