Beihai, 7 Jul (ZXS) -- This year's No. 17 typhoon "Teli" will enter the Beibu Gulf in the early morning of 4 July. Since the 18th, all passenger routes and ships along the coast of Guangxi have been suspended, many scenic spots have announced the suspension of opening, and relevant airlines have cancelled flights to and from Nanning Airport.
Typhoon Terry approached the Gulf of Tonkin. On July 7, Qiaogang Beach in Beihai City, Guangxi was temporarily closed, and tourists stopped. Photo by China News Agency reporter Zhai Liqiang
Guangxi Meteorological Bureau news on the 17th, "Teli" has been strengthened to typhoon level at 17 o'clock on the 7th, "Teli" moving path is northerly than the forecast on the 16th, the impact area of Guangxi is expanded, wind and rain are seriously affected, it is expected that from the 17th to the 19th, there will be heavy storms and rains in some areas of Guangxi and the sea surface of the Beibu Gulf. The Guangxi Meteorological Bureau upgraded to issue an orange typhoon warning and issued a yellow warning for heavy rain on the morning of the 17th.
The reporter learned from the Guangxi Maritime Safety Bureau that the Guangxi Maritime Safety Bureau has launched a level II emergency response against Taiwan at 17 o'clock on the 16th, and fully organized defense work. On the same day, the Guangxi Maritime Safety Bureau dispatched law enforcement vessels to carry out traffic guidance for sheltered construction vessels and fishing boats in key waters under its jurisdiction, and patrolled key waters such as docks, anchorages, waterways, and bridges. At present, the maritime department has comprehensively updated the number and dynamics of ships in port in accordance with the emergency response requirements, and all coastal patrol vessels, vehicles and personnel have entered the emergency standby state.
With the approach of Typhoon "Teli", Beihai City, Guangxi upgraded the three-level emergency response of flood prevention and typhoon prevention to a second-level emergency response at 17 o'clock on the 12th. According to the latest typhoon forecast, Typhoon "Telly" will hit the North Sea head-on, with gusts of 11 to 12 in the interior of Beihai City, 12 to 13 in coastal areas, and 13 to 14 in the Beibu Gulf.
On July 7, Typhoon Taili approached Guangxi, and some fishing boats along the coast of Guangxi were transferred ashore. Photo by China News Agency reporter Zhai Liqiang
On the afternoon of the 17th, a reporter from the China News Agency saw in the electric construction fishing port of Qiaogang Town, Beihai City, that some fishermen invited cranes to transfer fishing boats ashore to shelter from the wind, and fishery administration staff used loudspeakers on the shore to persuade fishermen who were still in the harbor pond to go ashore. The staff on duty discouraged visitors who wanted to enter the beach at the entrance of the Qiaogang Beach Bathing Beach, and the food trucks by the beach have been reinforced with cables.
With the last passenger ship evacuating the last passenger ship from Weizhou Island in the North Sea on the evening of the 16th, Weizhou Island completed the evacuation of 16,1 people on the 88th. At present, the passenger route from Beihai to Weizhou Island has been suspended, and coastal scenic spots such as Beihai Silver Beach and Qiaogang Beach have been temporarily closed.
On July 7, Typhoon "Teli" approached Guangxi, and many scenic spots along the coast of Guangxi were temporarily closed, and dining cars by the sea were reinforced. Photo by China News Agency reporter Zhai Liqiang
According to Guangxi Nanning Wuxu International Airport, as of 7:17 on July 16, Nanning Airport cancelled a total of 30 flights. Among them, the round-trip flights from Nanning to Haikou and Nanning to Sanya have all been cancelled, and the resumption time is to be determined.
In order to ensure the safety of railway transportation, China Railway Nanning Bureau Group Co., Ltd. launched typhoon prevention and flood control emergency response in some sections of the pipeline. From July 7, 16 general speed trains under the management of the Nanning Bureau of China Railway have been temporarily suspended, and some general speed trains have adjusted their operating range.
According to the information provided by the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region Hydrology Center on the 17th, affected by Typhoon "Taili", from July 7 to 17, Guangxi Zuojiang, Beilun River, Fangcheng River and other rivers may have over-warning floods. The Guangxi Water Resources Department upgraded the flood prevention level IV emergency response to level III emergency response, and jointly issued a meteorological warning for flash flood disasters in conjunction with the Guangxi Meteorological Bureau. (End)