According to the “Zhejiang Release”, on August 6, the Zhejiang Provincial Committee and Provincial Government held a provincial defense and deployment meeting to respond to typhoon No. 13 “White Dolphin” to make specific arrangements to do a good job of defending Taiwan throughout the province. The conference emphasized the need to strengthen forecasting and early warning, achieve “morning reports, rapid reports, and multiple reports”, and improve the early warning and response mechanism to fully cover key groups; to initiate responses in an orderly manner, scientifically grasp “timing, degree, and effectiveness”, and fully activate the “1833” joint command system to standardize emergency response initiation, consultation, investigation and information reporting processes; and strengthen risk investigation and control to achieve “no loopholes, no dead spots, no blind spots”, and fully cover all types of safety hazards; The safety of pond reservoirs, water conservancy projects under construction, and seaport can achieve “early movement, quick movement, and small movement”. Overhaul and reinforce all kinds of water conservancy facilities and weak seamounts; organize personnel transfers in advance to “leave no households behind” and complete personnel transfers in various risk areas in a timely and phased manner; strengthen emergency preparedness to sink and secure the decline, deploy all kinds of rescue teams, and equip them with commissioning flood control and disaster relief materials and equipment to enhance maritime rescue capabilities; strictly and carefully control key ships, figure out the bottom number, sort out the wind and strengthen closed loops to ensure “ships land ashore and avoid being in place”; Personnel are evacuated, standards are strictly enforced, personnel return is strictly prevented, and “no people are left ashore”; Effectively strengthen passenger ship management, rigidly implement flight suspension requirements, properly place passengers, and ensure “passenger suspension and zero operation”; do a solid job of publicity and guidance, publish authoritative information on a high-frequency rolling basis, and strengthen mobilization for key groups such as coastal people, fishermen, and tourists.

According to the “Zhejiang Release”, on August 6, the Zhejiang Provincial Committee and Provincial Government held a provincial defense and deployment meeting to respond to typhoon No. 13, “White Dolphin,” to make specific arrangements to do a good job of defending Taiwan throughout the province. The conference emphasized the need to strengthen forecasting and early warning, achieve “morning reports, rapid reports, and multiple reports”, and improve the early warning and response mechanism to fully cover key groups; to initiate responses in an orderly manner, scientifically grasp “timing, degree, and effectiveness”, and fully activate the “1833” joint command system to standardize emergency response initiation, consultation, investigation and information reporting processes; and strengthen risk investigation and control to achieve “no loopholes, no dead spots, no blind spots”, and fully cover all types of safety hazards; The safety of pond reservoirs, water conservancy projects under construction, and seaport can achieve “early movement, quick movement, and small movement”. Overhaul and reinforce all kinds of water conservancy facilities and weak seamounts; organize personnel transfers in advance to “leave no households behind” and complete personnel transfers in various risk areas in a timely and phased manner; strengthen emergency preparedness to sink and secure downfall, deploy all kinds of rescue teams, and equip them with commissioning flood control and disaster relief materials and equipment to enhance maritime rescue capabilities; strictly and carefully control key ships, figure out the bottom numbers, sort out the wind and strengthen closed loops to ensure “ships land ashore and avoid being in place”; Personnel are evacuated, standards are strictly enforced, personnel return is strictly prevented, and “no people are left ashore”; Effectively strengthen passenger ship management, rigidly implement flight suspension requirements, properly place passengers, and ensure “passenger suspension and zero operation”; do a solid job of publicity and guidance, publish authoritative information on a high-frequency rolling basis, and strengthen mobilization for key groups such as coastal people, fishermen, and tourists.