Typhoon “White Dolphin” and cold air are affecting China's offshore waters. The National Oceanic Forecast Office issued an orange wave warning and a yellow storm surge warning this afternoon in accordance with the “Marine Disaster Emergency Plan”. Ships operating in the above sea areas are requested to pay attention to safety, and all relevant coastal units take measures to prevent and avoid waves in advance. Meanwhile, cold air is affecting the Bohai Sea. The National Oceanic Forecast Office issued a yellow storm surge warning this afternoon in accordance with the “Marine Disaster Emergency Plan.” Coastal governments and relevant departments are requested to carry out emergency preparations to prevent storm surges in accordance with their duties; organize all types of ships to return to port to protect against wind; take protective measures such as maintenance and reinforcement of aquaculture facilities and aquaculture fishing rows; strengthen the inspection of coastal seawalls, floodgates and other facilities; and promptly reinforce and remove seawalls in weak and dangerous areas.

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