Group 1 - The central point of the news is that from January 17 to 21, the central and eastern regions of China will experience the most extensive and intense rain, snow, and freezing weather since the beginning of winter, prompting the Ministry of Transport to take swift action to ensure travel safety [1] - The Ministry of Transport is collaborating with meteorological departments to enhance monitoring of road network operations, with Henan Province conducting inspections every two hours to update lists of snow and ice-affected road sections and emergency resources [1][3] - Hubei Province's transport department has proactively added warning signs and reinforced protective facilities on 1,174 key snow and ice-prone road sections across 15 cities, while Shaanxi Province is focusing on increased inspections and emergency material deployment on critical road segments [3] Group 2 - Currently, the overall operation of the national transportation system remains stable and orderly, with no reports of long-distance traffic congestion or delays in personnel and vehicles due to the cold wave and snowfall [5]
交通运输部多措并举积极应对雨雪冰冻天气 全力保障“运输平稳+出行安全”
Yang Shi Wang·2026-01-17 07:53