广东交通集团粤西14条高速全部解封

Core Points - Guangdong Transportation Group announced the complete reopening of 14 highways in the western Guangdong region that were temporarily closed due to Typhoon "Maidum" as of October 6, 10:10 AM [1] - The typhoon caused significant damage, including over 4,000 fallen trees and damage to traffic facilities, particularly affecting the Yuzhan, Zhanxu, and Wushikang routes [1] Group 1 - The highways began reopening from October 5, starting with the Hailing Island Bridge and several others, with full restoration achieved by October 6 [1] - A total of 750 personnel and 313 rescue vehicles were mobilized to clear the roads and restore traffic [2] - The cleanup efforts included the removal of 741 fallen trees and clearing 29,330 square meters of debris over a continuous 12-hour operation [2] Group 2 - The company is implementing a monitoring strategy to prevent secondary disasters such as landslides and water damage to roadbeds, involving both surveillance and manual inspections [2] - The emphasis was placed on ensuring safe passage for travelers during the Mid-Autumn Festival, with a focus on quick restoration of the "reunion passage" [2]