强台风“麦德姆”对我省影响今起趋于结束

Core Points - Typhoon "Maidum" made landfall in Guangdong Province and is expected to have its impact on Hainan Province end by October 6, allowing for the full reopening of tourist attractions and the restoration of transportation services [2] Group 1: Impact on Tourism and Transportation - All tourist attractions in Hainan Province will be fully reopened as the impact of Typhoon "Maidum" diminishes [2] - Sea, land, and air transportation services are returning to normal following the typhoon [2] - A total of 67 out of 85 A-level tourist attractions in Hainan were temporarily closed, but there were no reports of large numbers of tourists being stranded [2] Group 2: Emergency Response and Recovery - The provincial meteorological station downgraded the typhoon warning to level three by 19:50 on October 5, and the emergency response level was also reduced from level I to level II and then to level III [2] - As of 20:00 on October 5, there were no reports of significant disasters or emergencies in the province, with only one minor incident of road collapse reported [2] - Various local units, including fire rescue and communication management, have begun disaster recovery efforts [2] Group 3: National Response - The National Disaster Reduction and Relief Committee initiated a level four emergency response due to the severe impact of Typhoon "Maidum" on Guangdong and Hainan [3] - An additional 20,000 emergency relief supplies were dispatched to Guangdong and Hainan, including essential items like folding beds and emergency kits [3]