部分地区旱情持续 积极抗旱保供

Group 1 - Severe drought conditions are affecting multiple regions in China, necessitating urgent water management to ensure supply for urban residents and agricultural irrigation [1][9] - In Gansu Province, 39 counties are experiencing drought, with the water resources department conducting monthly analyses of precipitation and reservoir levels to predict future water availability [1] - Jiangsu Province has seen a 60% reduction in average rainfall compared to the same period in previous years, leading to extensive water diversion efforts, including the transfer of 13.1 billion cubic meters of water from the Yangtze River [1] Group 2 - In Shanxi Province, social service teams are utilizing drones to apply foliar fertilizers and drought-resistant agents to mitigate the impact of drought on wheat growth [2][3] - The use of smart irrigation systems is being promoted in Jiangsu, shifting from traditional flood irrigation to precision drip irrigation to optimize water usage [5] - The digital twin platform in Hubei Province is being used to monitor water levels and manage irrigation effectively, with 30.68 million cubic meters of water supplied to meet the irrigation needs of 650,000 acres of farmland [7] Group 3 - Emergency water supply measures are being implemented in various regions, including transporting water to rural areas and drilling new wells to address drinking water shortages [9] - In Gansu, over 22,000 cubic meters of water have been delivered to emergency supply points, prioritizing human consumption over agricultural needs [9] - Experts recommend proactive measures to prevent simultaneous drought and flooding during the summer harvest season, emphasizing the importance of disaster awareness and agricultural resilience [9]