防御台风“桦加沙” 深圳全市停课、机场停航、铁路停运

Core Points - Shenzhen has announced school closures and transportation suspensions in response to Typhoon "Haikashan" from September 23 to 24 [1] - The city has upgraded its typhoon warning from blue to yellow, indicating increased severity of the storm [1] - Experts predict significant risks including extreme winds, tidal surges, and heavy rainfall, with expected rainfall around 300 millimeters [1] Group 1 - Shenzhen's schools, kindergartens, and off-campus education institutions will suspend classes in accordance with the typhoon alert [1] - Shenzhen Airport will halt flight operations starting from 20:00 on September 23 [1] - Train services in all directions will gradually cease from 12:00 on September 23, with a complete suspension from 18:00 on September 23 to 24:00 on September 24 [1] Group 2 - The typhoon is expected to bring extreme winds, with potential landfall at a strength of 16, which could significantly increase the duration and area of damage [1] - The storm coincides with a lunar high tide, which may exacerbate flooding risks due to elevated sea levels [1] - Preparations include the closure of all passenger ship routes, bringing fishing vessels and aquaculture personnel ashore, and readiness of 865 emergency shelters [1]