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Typhoon Narra Threatens Southern China with Deluge
23 Aug
Summary
- China's Ministry of Water Resources activated an emergency response.
- Typhoon Narra is forecast to bring torrential rains starting August 22.
- Flooding is expected in Guangdong, Guangxi, and Hainan provinces.
China's Ministry of Water Resources initiated a Level-IV emergency response on Saturday, August 22, due to Typhoon Narra's anticipated impact on southern regions. The storm is projected to deliver torrential rains to Guangdong, Guangxi, and Hainan provinces from August 22 to August 24. Several rivers in these areas, including tributaries of the Yujiang River, may experience floods surpassing warning levels.
Local water resources departments are urged to closely track Typhoon Narra's progression and enhance monitoring of rainfall and river conditions. Emphasis is placed on operational safety for water conservancy projects, preventing mountain torrents, and ensuring reservoir integrity during the flood season. Authorities are also implementing safety protocols for tourists and construction workers in affected zones.
Furthermore, a joint Level-IV emergency response for typhoon and flood control was activated for Fujian province on Saturday. China's emergency response system categorizes severity from Level I (most severe) to Level IV.
