Over the past few days, many parts of Fujian have experienced continuous heavy rainfall. The Fujian Meteorological Observatory upgraded the “rainstorm warning” to level 1 at 11:00 on September 2 and continues to issue a “typhoon warning level 4”. According to relevant regulations, the Fujian Provincial Defense Bureau decided to upgrade the emergency response for flood control to level 2 and maintain the level 4 emergency response for typhoon prevention at 11:00 on September 2. According to statistics from the Fujian Provincial Defense Bureau, as of 7:00 p.m. on the 2nd, a total of 34,600 cadres had been sunk in Fujian Province, and 19,500 people had been transferred from dangerous areas at sea and on land.

Over the past few days, many parts of Fujian have experienced continuous heavy rainfall. The Fujian Meteorological Observatory upgraded the “rainstorm warning” to level 1 at 11:00 on September 2 and continues to issue a “typhoon warning level 4”. According to relevant regulations, the Fujian Provincial Defense Bureau decided to upgrade the emergency response for flood control to level 2 and maintain the level 4 emergency response for typhoon prevention at 11:00 on September 2. According to statistics from the Fujian Provincial Defense Bureau, as of 7:00 p.m. on the 2nd, a total of 34,600 cadres had been sunk in Fujian Province, and 19,500 people had been transferred from dangerous areas at sea and on land.