On the morning of October 23, Li Guoying, Deputy General Commander of the State Defense General Administration and Minister of Water Resources, presided over a special conference to analyze and evaluate the development trend and impact of typhoon No. 30 “Rose” of this year, and arrange for the deployment of typhoon, torrential rain and flood prevention work. Vice Minister of Water Resources Wang Baoen attended the meeting. Li Guoying pointed out that typhoon No. 30 of this year, “Rose”, had outstanding characteristics such as strong kinetic energy, sufficient water vapor, strong rain, and “three encounters” of wind and rain. Affected by this, it is predicted that from October 23 to 25, there will be a water rise process on the Fujian coast, the Feiyun River, the Oujiang River, the Jiaojiang River, the Yao River, the Cao'e River, a tributary of the Qiantang River, Taihu Lake, and surrounding river networks; some small to medium rivers in the torrential rain zone may experience excessive flooding, and the risk of seawater flooding in low-lying coastal areas is high. Li Guoying stressed that it is necessary to resolutely implement the spirit of General Secretary Xi Jinping's important instructions on flood control and typhoon prevention work, adhere to the “four preferable” concept in accordance with the deployment requirements of the Party Central Committee and the State Council, always put people's lives and safety first, shoulder the political responsibility for flood control, put an end to luck, paralysis, and laid-back behavior, and fight to win the active battle against the torrential rain and floods of the “Rose” typhoon to ensure that the goal of “no casualties, no collapse of reservoirs, no collapse of important embankments, and no impact on important infrastructure” is achieved. Li Guoying requested that every effort be made to complete the six key tasks. First, it is necessary to further strengthen monitoring, forecasting and early warning. Closely monitor the development trend and impact of the typhoon, and prepare rainfall and flood transmission forecasts and upstream and downstream linkage warnings on a rolling basis. Second, we must focus on preventing flash floods. Precise forecasts and warnings are issued in advance for “one province, one order” in areas affected by the typhoon, highlighting the responsibilities and measures in the five key areas of “who organizes, who transfers who, when to where, and who does not return without permission”, and resolutely avoid casualties. Third, it is necessary to ensure the safety of reservoirs. Implement safety flood control responsibilities for each reservoir, and the “three responsible persons” have all been put in place to accurately target and supervise the implementation of safe flood relief measures with a focus on small and medium-sized reservoirs, strengthen dam inspection and emergency treatment, and ensure that the reservoirs do not collapse. Fourth, it is necessary to strengthen flood protection in small to medium rivers. Strengthen embankment inspections in key areas of small and medium-sized rivers and weak embankment sections, release flood risk warning information in advance, and transfer people in dangerous areas in a timely manner; reserve rescue forces, materials, and equipment so that dangerous situations can be caught early, small, and seize. Fifth, it is necessary to ensure the safety of the construction of water conservancy projects. Strengthen inspection and inspection of reservoir dams, embankments, construction fences, diversion projects, deep foundation pits and important parts, and implement safety flood relief measures for projects under construction to ensure personnel safety and project safety. 6. We must make good use of floods as resources. Coordinate flood control and flood resource utilization, analyze and calculate watershed and reservoir by reservoir, systematically, scientifically, safely, and accurately schedule controlled reservoirs, and connect precise flood control and scheduling to store water at the end of the flood to ensure flood prevention safety and water supply safety.

Zhitongcaijing · 2d ago
On the morning of October 23, Li Guoying, Deputy General Commander of the State Defense General Administration and Minister of Water Resources, presided over a special conference to analyze and evaluate the development trend and impact of typhoon No. 30 “Rose” of this year, and arrange for the deployment of typhoon, torrential rain and flood prevention work. Vice Minister of Water Resources Wang Baoen attended the meeting. Li Guoying pointed out that typhoon No. 30 of this year, “Rose”, had outstanding characteristics such as strong kinetic energy, sufficient water vapor, strong rain, and “three encounters” of wind and rain. Affected by this, it is predicted that from October 23 to 25, there will be a water rise process on the Fujian coast, the Feiyun River, the Oujiang River, the Jiaojiang River, the Yao River, the Cao'e River, a tributary of the Qiantang River, Taihu Lake, and surrounding river networks; some small to medium rivers in the torrential rain zone may experience excessive flooding, and the risk of seawater flooding in low-lying coastal areas is high. Li Guoying stressed that it is necessary to resolutely implement the spirit of General Secretary Xi Jinping's important instructions on flood control and typhoon prevention work, adhere to the “four preferable” concept in accordance with the deployment requirements of the Party Central Committee and the State Council, always put people's lives and safety first, shoulder the political responsibility for flood control, put an end to luck, paralysis, and laid-back behavior, and fight to win the active battle against the torrential rain and floods of the “Rose” typhoon to ensure that the goal of “no casualties, no collapse of reservoirs, no collapse of important embankments, and no impact on important infrastructure” is achieved. Li Guoying requested that every effort be made to complete the six key tasks. First, it is necessary to further strengthen monitoring, forecasting and early warning. Closely monitor the development trend and impact of the typhoon, and prepare rainfall and flood transmission forecasts and upstream and downstream linkage warnings on a rolling basis. Second, we must focus on preventing flash floods. Precise forecasts and warnings are issued in advance for “one province, one order” in areas affected by the typhoon, highlighting the responsibilities and measures in the five key areas of “who organizes, who transfers who, when to where, and who does not return without permission”, and resolutely avoid casualties. Third, it is necessary to ensure the safety of reservoirs. Implement safety flood control responsibilities for each reservoir, and the “three responsible persons” have all been put in place to accurately target and supervise the implementation of safe flood relief measures with a focus on small and medium-sized reservoirs, strengthen dam inspection and emergency treatment, and ensure that the reservoirs do not collapse. Fourth, it is necessary to strengthen flood protection in small to medium rivers. Strengthen embankment inspections in key areas of small and medium-sized rivers and weak embankment sections, release flood risk warning information in advance, and transfer people in dangerous areas in a timely manner; reserve rescue forces, materials, and equipment so that dangerous situations can be caught early, small, and seize. Fifth, it is necessary to ensure the safety of the construction of water conservancy projects. Strengthen inspection and inspection of reservoir dams, embankments, construction fences, diversion projects, deep foundation pits and important parts, and implement safety flood relief measures for projects under construction to ensure personnel safety and project safety. 6. We must make good use of floods as resources. Coordinate flood control and flood resource utilization, analyze and calculate watershed and reservoir by reservoir, systematically, scientifically, safely, and accurately schedule controlled reservoirs, and connect precise flood control and scheduling to store water at the end of the flood to ensure flood prevention safety and water supply safety.
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