深圳市三防办：“桦加沙”风力影响比“山竹”小两级

Core Insights - The typhoon "Hagupit" is classified as a super typhoon, with a maximum wind speed of 16 levels (55 m/s) and a minimum central pressure of 930 hPa, indicating significant strength [1] - The impact of "Hagupit" on Shenzhen is assessed to be two levels less severe than that of "Mangkhut," with the 10-level wind circle being smaller and the distance from Shenzhen being greater by 20-30 kilometers [1] - Rainfall in Shenzhen has been substantial, with an average of 49.3 mm and a maximum recorded rainfall of 137.9 mm in Dapeng New District [1] Emergency Response - Shenzhen has entered a "combat readiness" state, with an efficient emergency response mechanism activated [2] - A total of 306,393 individuals have been evacuated, and 55,532 people are being housed in emergency shelters with adequate supplies [2] - Over 150 reports of fallen trees have been received, with further assessments planned once risks decrease [2]