The Central Meteorological Observatory has issued a yellow typhoon warning! Typhoon "Taili" makes landfall again in Beihai, Guangxi in the Beibu Gulf | Center | Warning

According to the Central Meteorological Observatory, the center of Typhoon Tai Li, the fourth typhoon of this year, made landfall again along the coast of Beihai City, Guangxi around 5:45 am this morning. At the time of landfall, the maximum wind force near the center was 10 levels, and the minimum pressure at the center was 980 hPa.

35 trains in Guangxi have been suspended or adjusted due to the impact of Typhoon Taili

In order to further do a good job in resisting typhoons, the China Railway Nanning Bureau has launched a Level 4 emergency response for typhoon defense and flood control in some sections of its jurisdiction.

Chen Haining, Deputy Director of the Road and Bridge Department of Yulin Engineering Section of China Railway Nanning Bureau: Strengthen inspection and monitoring of key flood control areas and equipment inspection during and after rain, and arrange for 5 rail cars to be on duty at stations along the line 24 hours a day, ready for emergency dispatch at any time, to ensure railway transportation safety.

To ensure the safe operation of passenger trains, 35 passenger trains within the jurisdiction of China Railway Nanning Bureau have been suspended or their operating intervals have been adjusted, including 26 high-speed trains and 9 conventional speed trains.

Zhang Chengdi, the passenger duty officer at Qinzhou East Station of China Railway Nanning Bureau: In response to the impact of Typhoon Tai Li, which caused some trains to be suspended, we immediately issued a notice of suspension, opened four additional windows, and processed all ticket refunds. We also arranged a dedicated person to guide and remind passengers to handle ticket refunds on the 12306App to avoid window congestion. At the same time, coordinate with local transportation departments, do a good job in transportation connections, and avoid passengers staying at the station.

The railway department reminds that passengers who purchase tickets for suspended trains can complete the ticket refund procedures within 30 days from the announcement of the train suspension information to the date of boarding the ticket, and no refund fee will be charged. The uncertainty of the impact of typhoons on railway transportation requires passengers to pay attention to station announcements and announcements on the 12306 railway customer service website in a timely manner, to understand the latest developments in train operation, in order to arrange their itinerary reasonably.

The Central Meteorological Observatory issued a yellow typhoon warning at 06:00 on July 18th:

Typhoon Tai Li, the fourth typhoon of this year, made landfall along the coast of Nansan Island in Zhanjiang City, Guangdong Province around 22:20 pm last night. At the time of landfall, the maximum wind force near the center was 13, and the minimum pressure at the center was 965 hPa. After landfall, its strength rapidly weakened. It weakened from typhoon level to strong tropical storm level in Zhanjiang City, Guangdong Province early this morning, and then entered the Beibu Gulf. At 5 am this morning, its center was located on the Beibu Gulf sea surface about 140 kilometers east of Dongxing City, Guangxi Province, at 21.4 degrees north latitude and 109.3 degrees east longitude. The maximum wind force near the center was 10, and the minimum pressure at the center was 980 hPa. The radius of the level 7 wind circle was 130-150 kilometers, and the radius of the level 10 wind circle was 30. Kilometers.

Gale forecast:

From 08:00 on July 18 to 08:00 on July 19, there will be 6-7 winds in most parts of the South China Sea, Beibu Gulf, Qiongzhou Strait, the Xisha Islands, the Zhongsha Islands and the sea near Huangyan Island, the Nansha Islands, as well as the coast of central and western Guangdong, Guangxi, and Hainan Island. Among them, there will be 8-9 winds in the northern waters of Beibu Gulf, along the sea of Guangxi, and along the west coast of Leizhou Peninsula. The wind in the nearby waters or areas where the "Taili" center passes will be 10 and 11-12 gusts. In addition, there will be wind speeds of 5-6 levels and gusts of 7-8 levels in southwestern Guangdong, southern Guangxi, and Hainan Island.

Precipitation forecast:

From 08:00 on July 18 to 08:00 on July 19, some areas in most of Guangdong, Guangxi, southeast of Fujian, central and southern Hunan, southern Guizhou, southeast of Yunnan and other places had heavy to rainstorm, of which some areas in western Guangxi, southeast of Yunnan and other places had heavy rainstorm; Scattered heavy rain or rainstorm also occurs in parts of central and northern Jiangxi, eastern Hubei and western Anhui.

Defense Guidelines:

1. The government and relevant departments shall carry out emergency work for typhoon prevention and rescue in accordance with their responsibilities.

2. Water operations in relevant waters and passing ships should return to the port for shelter, strengthen port facilities, and prevent ships from anchoring, grounding, and collision.

3. Stop large-scale indoor and outdoor gatherings, as well as outdoor dangerous operations at heights.

4. Reinforce or dismantle structures that are easily moved by the wind. Personnel should not go out freely and should stay in windproof and safe places as much as possible, ensuring that the elderly and children stay in the safest place at home. Dangerous buildings should be evacuated in a timely manner. When the center of a typhoon passes by, the wind will decrease or remain stationary for a period of time. Remember that strong winds will suddenly hit, and you should continue to stay in a safe place to avoid the wind. Dangerous buildings and personnel should be transferred in a timely manner.

5. Relevant regions should pay attention to preventing mountain floods and geological disasters that may be caused by heavy rainfall.