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Supply and Pricing Stability - The supply of essential vegetables in Haikou is sufficient and prices remain stable during the typhoon period, with measures taken by various cities and counties to ensure market supply [2][3] - As of June 12, Haikou's vegetable reserve is approximately 4,604 tons, with daily supply to market terminals around 327 tons, and an additional 700 tons in transit [2] Market Operations - Haikou's "vegetable basket" network consists of over 200 sales points, which continue to operate daily during the typhoon, ensuring the availability of 48 types of vegetables, with a total of 51 tons sold on June 12 [2][3] - The average price for vegetables sold is 1.93 yuan per jin, with over 10 tons of low-priced vegetables available [2] Emergency Measures - Sanya has initiated emergency monitoring and reporting for vegetable prices, with a current reserve of 800 tons of vegetables, while also focusing on the timely collection of local vegetables [3] - Various counties are actively organizing farmers to harvest rice, vegetables, and lychees to mitigate potential losses from the typhoon [3][4] Harvesting Efforts - As of June 12, Haikou has harvested 0.54 million mu of vegetables, approximately 0.27 million tons, and 0.3 million mu of rice, along with 0.45 million tons of lychees [4] - Wenchang's agricultural department is coordinating efforts to dry and store harvested rice, utilizing 60 harvesting machines to assist farmers in timely collection [4]