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Meiyu flood season
Frequent occurrence of strong convective weather such as strong winds and thunderstorms
High risk of falling objects from high altitude
Posing a threat to the life safety of urban residents
Recently
Shanghai Jiading District Successfully Avoided a Wind and Hail Disaster
Affected by the Risk Monitoring and Comprehensive Disaster Reduction Department of the Emergency Management Department
As a typical case
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At 8:30 am on July 3rd
Huayi Community, Nanxiang Town, Jiading District, Shanghai
Information officer Cao Xiangyang is conducting routine inspections
Found above the entrance and exit of Haiyi Garden community
The connection between the iron frame and the wall is severely rusted
Rusty small metal pieces may also fall off when the wind blows
Judging the possibility of falling and hitting people during strong winds
He immediately reported to Xu Xiaoxue, the community grid chief, community secretary, and neighborhood committee director. Xu Xiaoxue arrived at the scene as soon as possible, raised warning belts, erected signs, arranged for a dedicated person to remind passing residents to avoid danger, and reported to Nanxiang Town. The community grid leader immediately convened the grid personnel, property management personnel, and property committee members in the jurisdiction to carry out disaster risk disposal. At 12:45 on the same day, before the outbreak of a level 10 wind, the public was reminded to take precautions. After the strong wind, Nanxiang Town quickly coordinated with the property management company and in four days, dismantled the iron frame that had been completed for nine years, was in a maintenance blind spot, and could not be repaired.
There are nearly 700 households and over 2000 people in Huayi Community Haiyiyuan Community, with a high proportion of the elderly population. This entrance and exit is a daily must pass passage for residents, and there are also a large number of express delivery personnel entering and exiting every day. By reminding, setting up warnings, and dismantling the iron frame, the public was successfully prevented from being hit by the iron frame.
The Risk Monitoring and Comprehensive Disaster Reduction Department of the Emergency Management Department pointed out that this is a typical successful case of early detection, early reporting, and early prevention of risk hazards in urban wind disasters. Information officers can accurately identify risk hazards before the disaster occurs, community grid officers can check and prevent them in the first time, and townships actively respond and support, fully reflecting the risk prevention awareness and emergency response ability at the grassroots level.
Strong winds may blow down
Unstable structures, billboards, etc
When encountering strong winds
How should we prevent danger from happening?
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Safety Tips for Gale Weather
Avoiding the "narrow tube effect"
When walking or cycling, try not to walk through narrow passages between high-rise buildings, as these passages can create a "narrow pipe effect" where the wind force increases, posing a certain danger to pedestrians.
Be careful of falling objects from high altitude
Some billboards may not be securely installed and may collapse under strong winds; Some old tree trunks have withered and their foundations are not strong, and they may break in strong winds, posing a danger to pedestrians; Air conditioning units, flower pots, and other debris stored at high altitudes are high-risk items that can cause injury incidents. Some aged glass curtain walls, exterior wall tiles, and other building materials in high-rise buildings also pose a risk of falling off and injuring people.
Driving with caution and caution
When driving, one should concentrate and pay close attention to the movements of pedestrians. Do not suddenly accelerate, decelerate, or turn, and maintain a longer distance from other vehicles than usual. If driving a freight vehicle, the materials loaded on the vehicle should be securely tied to prevent them from being blown away or scattered by strong winds, and more importantly, to prevent the objects on the vehicle from falling and injuring pedestrians. Try to roll the car window glass tightly to prevent sand and dust from flying into the cab and affecting driving.
Stay away from unsafe areas when parking
To avoid the phenomenon of high-altitude falling objects hitting vehicles, it is best to park away from buildings, fences, construction fences, billboards, etc., as well as balconies and windows as much as possible.
Try to ride fewer bicycles as much as possible
Riding in a crosswind direction may result in being knocked over by strong winds, causing physical injury. At the same time, when cycling or crossing the road, the principle of looking more and not rushing should be maintained.
High temperature and rainy season during flood season
Common short-term heavy rainfall, thunderstorms, strong winds, hail, etc
Severe convective weather
How to deal with severe convective weather?
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