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Affected by Typhoon No. 13 of this year, “White Dolphin,” it is expected that from August 6 to 10, a typhoon storm surge and wave process will occur along the southern coast of Jiangsu to northern Fujian. The National Marine Environment Forecast Center has issued an orange warning for offshore waves. According to the provisions of the “Marine Disaster Emergency Plan”, the Ministry of Natural Resources initiated a four-level emergency response for marine disasters in Jiangsu, Shanghai, Zhejiang and Fujian at 11:00 on August 6. The Ministry of Natural Resources requested natural resources authorities in affected provinces such as Jiangsu, Shanghai, Zhejiang, and Fujian, the National Marine Environment Forecasting Center, the Marine Disaster Mitigation Center of the Ministry of Natural Resources, and the East China Sea Bureau of the Ministry of Natural Resources to organize and carry out emergency monitoring, consultation and judgment, forecasting and early warning, and disaster investigation and evaluation work. The typhoon is about to enter the East China Sea, and coastal storm surges and waves will continue to increase. Ships sailing and operating in relevant waters are reminded to protect against moisture and waves, all relevant coastal units promptly reinforce safe haven facilities, evacuate relevant maritime operators in a timely manner, and prepare in advance to prevent seawater flooding in low-lying coastal areas.
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Affected by Typhoon No. 13 of this year, “White Dolphin,” it is expected that from August 6 to 10, a typhoon storm surge and wave process will occur along the southern coast of Jiangsu to northern Fujian. The National Marine Environment Forecast Center has issued an orange warning for offshore waves. According to the provisions of the “Marine Disaster Emergency Plan”, the Ministry of Natural Resources initiated a four-level emergency response for marine disasters in Jiangsu, Shanghai, Zhejiang and Fujian at 11:00 on August 6. The Ministry of Natural Resources requires departments in charge of natural resources in affected provinces such as Jiangsu, Shanghai, Zhejiang, and Fujian, the National Marine Environment Forecasting Center, the Marine Disaster Mitigation Center of the Ministry of Natural Resources, and the East China Sea Bureau of the Ministry of Natural Resources to organize and carry out emergency monitoring, consultation and judgment, forecasting and early warning, and disaster investigation and evaluation work. The typhoon is about to enter the East China Sea, and coastal storm surges and waves will continue to increase. Ships sailing and operating in relevant waters are reminded to protect against moisture and waves, all relevant coastal units promptly reinforce safe haven facilities, evacuate relevant maritime operators in a timely manner, and prepare in advance to prevent seawater flooding in low-lying coastal areas.
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