According to the forecast of the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region Meteorological Bureau, on the 26th, as Typhoon “Zitan” No. 19 of this year landed northward, the rain on land intensified. There will be heavy to torrential rain along the coast and southeast Gui, and heavy local torrential rain. The 29th to 31st was affected by the westward movement of typhoon No. 18 of this year, and there was a heavy rainfall process from east to west in Guangxi. According to the flood prevention work plan of the Guangxi Water Resources Department, after comprehensive analysis and judgment, the Guangxi Water Resources Department decided to upgrade the four-level emergency response for flood prevention to a three-level emergency response for Yulin City starting at 10:00 on August 26. At the same time, maintain the Level 2 emergency response for flood prevention in Chongzuo City, maintain the Level 3 emergency response for flood protection in Nanning, Guigang, and Fangchenggang, and maintain the same level 4 emergency response for flood protection in the remaining cities.

According to the forecast of the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region Meteorological Bureau, on the 26th, as Typhoon “Zitan” No. 19 of this year landed northward, the rain on land intensified. There will be heavy to torrential rain along the coast and southeast Gui, and heavy local torrential rain. The 29th to 31st was affected by the westward movement of typhoon No. 18 of this year, and there was a heavy rainfall process from east to west in Guangxi. According to the flood prevention work plan of the Guangxi Water Resources Department, after comprehensive analysis and judgment, the Guangxi Water Resources Department decided to upgrade the four-level emergency response for flood prevention to a three-level emergency response for Yulin City starting at 10:00 on August 26. At the same time, maintain the Level 2 emergency response for flood prevention in Chongzuo City, maintain the Level 3 emergency response for flood protection in Nanning, Guigang, and Fangchenggang, and maintain the same level 4 emergency response for flood protection in the remaining cities.