Guang Zhou Ri Bao·2025-08-06 05:28Group 1 - Guangdong province experienced severe rainfall, with multiple towns recording over 250 millimeters of rain, leading to power outages and communication disruptions [1] - China Mobile Guangdong dispatched a total of 1,002 personnel, 333 repair vehicles, and 498 power generators to ensure communication services [1] - A secondary flood response was initiated by China Mobile Guangdong to coordinate resources such as emergency communication vehicles, power generators, and drones for affected areas [1] Group 2 - Shenzhen issued its first red rainstorm warning since Typhoon Mangkhut in 2018, with repair teams conducting thorough inspections of critical facilities [1] - Emergency power was provided to 25 power outage sites, and repair teams worked to address water leakage issues in key buildings [1] - In the Shantou area, a major fiber optic cable fault was quickly located and repaired by teams working under challenging weather conditions [1] Group 3 - In Huizhou, floodwaters damaged a bridge and the associated fiber optic cables, prompting rapid deployment of repair teams with necessary equipment to restore broadband services [2] - In Qingyuan, 25 repair personnel were mobilized to restore network connectivity after flood damage to fiber optic cables [3] - China Mobile Guangdong is closely monitoring weather conditions to strengthen communication support during the flood season [3]