各地各部门全力应对汛情 有序开展灾后重建

Group 1 - Various regions and departments are actively engaged in flood prevention, disaster relief, and post-disaster recovery efforts to ensure the safety of people's lives and property [1] - In Hebei's Xinglong County, damaged roads are being repaired, and multiple departments are conducting rescue operations, with three villages having restored traffic and ensuring the supply of living materials and medical assistance to affected residents [3] - In Tianjin's Jizhou District, 22 out of 29 damaged communication facilities have been restored, and cleanup efforts are ongoing in affected towns, while water management departments are enhancing monitoring and dispatching [5] Group 2 - Beijing has experienced prolonged and concentrated heavy rainfall, leading to significant impacts in northern and eastern mountainous areas, with over 100,000 people evacuated and 364 out of 424 blocked rural roads reopened [7] - The Ministry of Emergency Management, along with the National Grain and Material Reserve Bureau, has allocated over 12,000 emergency relief supplies to Beijing and Inner Mongolia, and an additional 44,000 supplies to Tianjin and Hebei for flood disaster relief [9] - The 8th typhoon "Zhu Jie Cao" is currently affecting Jiangsu, with over 64,000 people evacuated and significant rainfall leading to a water level of 4.45 meters in the Grand Canal, exceeding the warning level [11] Group 3 - In Zhoushan, Zhejiang, the emergency response for typhoon has been lifted, with 54 out of 70 passenger routes restored, while over 30,000 acres of farmland affected by flooding are gradually resuming production [13] - The typhoon is expected to move into eastern Anhui, prompting flood and typhoon emergency responses in eight cities, with shipping bans along the Yangtze River and increased monitoring in key water areas [15]