预警！预警！请加强山洪防范！

Core Points - The Shanxi Provincial Water Resources Department and Meteorological Bureau issued a meteorological risk warning for mountain flood disasters due to heavy rainfall on August 16, 2025 [2][3] Warning Areas - From 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM on August 16, 2025, there is a high possibility of mountain floods in the northern and western parts of Changzhi and the eastern part of Linfen, categorized as orange warning [3] - A significant possibility of mountain floods is also noted in the southern part of Yangquan, Jinzhong, central Changzhi, eastern Linfen, and northeastern Yuncheng, categorized as yellow warning, affecting 23 counties across 5 cities [3] Affected Counties - Specific counties at risk include: - Changzhi City: Qinyuan County, Qinxian County, Wuxiang County, Xiangyuan County [4] - Linfen City: Anze County [4] - Yangquan City: Urban District, Suburban District, Mining District, Pingding County [6] - Jinzhong City: Yuci District, Shouyang County, Xixian County, Heshun County, Zuoquan County, Qixian County, Yushe County, Taigu District, Pingyao County, Jiexiu City [6] - Changzhi City: Tunliu District, Changzi County, Licheng County, Lucheng District, Luzhou District [6] - Linfen City: Gu County, Yicheng County, Fushan County [6] - Yuncheng City: Jiangshou [6] Defense Requirements - Immediate action required from responsible personnel to monitor weather forecasts and rainfall [7] - Enhanced patrols and monitoring in areas potentially affected by mountain floods [7] - Timely and decisive evacuation of threatened populations, with safety oversight on evacuation routes and shelters [7] - Organization of specialized meetings to discuss flood prevention measures for reservoirs and silt dams in hilly areas [7] - Personnel should visit towns and villages affected by heavy rainfall to guide and supervise flood prevention efforts [7] - Increased safety management in scenic areas near rivers and streams, including closure of flooded roads and dangerous bridges [7] - Management of construction sites and popular tourist spots at risk of flooding [7]