7月30日，省防汛抗旱指挥部办公室通报，29日傍晚至次日晨，我省中东部地区出现中到大雨，局 部大到暴雨，个别乡镇（街道）出现大暴雨。受降水影响，辽阳、鞍山、营口、铁岭地区部分中小河流 出现明显涨水过程。目前，全省大江大河水势平稳；全省水库运行安全，个别水库根据上游来水情况有 序调控泄水。 同期，省气象局发布暴雨预警信号58个（暴雨红色预警13个），专业气象服务信息7期，短信推送 22.6万人次。省公安厅出动警力4000多人次，排查隐患561处，巡查重点部位162处，解救被困群众和车 辆。省消防救援总队部署人、车、舟等救援力量，前置备勤264个隐患点位；处理强降雨相关警情6起， 出动消防救援人员、消防车、救援艇，转移疏散群众138人，排水70立方米。省交通运输厅临时封闭高 速公路1处、普通干线公路1处，停工公路水运建设项目65个，停航船舶71艘，并投入人员和设备开展巡 查排险。 沈阳、鞍山、本溪、辽阳、铁岭等地通过联合调度、会商会议、专题会议等形式，就防御本轮降雨 过程进行安排部署，压实工作责任，提出工作要求，相关部门积极主动投入防汛工作，为打赢本轮降雨 防御战奠定了基础。其中，鞍山、本溪29日分别启动市区、全 ...

值得关注的是，本轮降雨呈现出"面弱点强"的强降雨特征，局地出现50毫米/小时至70毫米/小时强 降雨过程，对各地防汛工作带来挑战。我省各地闻汛而动，积极落实落细应对举措，打响了防御的主动 战。 经过与气象、水文、水务、自然资源等部门会商研判，7月29日9时，沈阳市防办启动城市防汛Ⅳ级 应急响应。结合降雨预报，沈阳市、区两级联动，对城市易积水点位、下穿桥、穿堤道口、漫水桥、在 建深基坑、病险水库、尾矿库等防汛重要点位、重点部位，全面落实防汛责任和布防布控措施。从29日 下午开始，鞍山遭遇强降雨天气，部分道路出现积水、能见度降低等情况，鞍山市防灾减灾救灾委员会 办公室经会商，决定于当天15时启动市区防汛Ⅲ级应急响应，当天下午鞍山13家A级景区关停。 本溪市防办联合本溪自然资源、气象部门发布地质灾害气象风险预警，将本溪满族自治县部分乡镇 及平山区、明山区、溪湖区、南芬区地质灾害气象风险预警为Ⅱ级。29日晚，本溪防指决定于21时起将 防汛应急响应级别从Ⅳ级提升至Ⅲ级。丹东市自然资源局联合丹东市气象局发布地质灾害气象风险预警 信息，自29日12时至30日12时，振安区、凤城市、宽甸满族自治县等部分地区地质灾害气象风险预 ...

Core Viewpoint - The Beijing government is actively managing the response to ongoing heavy rainfall and the release of water from the Miyun Reservoir, emphasizing the importance of safety and proactive measures during this critical period [1] Group 1: Emergency Response Measures - The Mayor of Beijing, Yin Yong, has convened emergency meetings to coordinate the city's flood response efforts and the management of the Miyun Reservoir [1] - The government is focusing on ensuring the safety of personnel and the controlled release of water from reservoirs as top priorities in flood management [1] - There is a call for close monitoring of rainfall and water levels, with an emphasis on scientific and precise scheduling to ensure the safety of reservoir operations [1] Group 2: Safety and Infrastructure - The government is taking steps to ensure the safe transfer of personnel, disaster relief, and the repair of infrastructure affected by the heavy rainfall [1] - There is a focus on identifying and quickly addressing potential hazards related to geological disasters in mountainous areas and urban flooding [1] - The overall goal is to safeguard the lives and property of citizens while maintaining the smooth operation of the city during this severe weather event [1]

Group 1 - The article highlights the proactive measures taken by local officials in Guojiaogou Town, Yulin City, to conduct thorough risk assessments in response to flooding, focusing on critical areas such as roads and geological disaster points [1] - The town has implemented a 24-hour duty and leadership rotation system to ensure timely reporting of rainfall dynamics and has activated a "flood combat map" across all 15 administrative villages to disseminate warnings effectively [1] - The Yulin City Water Resources Bureau and Meteorological Bureau have issued a mountain flood disaster meteorological risk warning, emphasizing the need for departments to strengthen monitoring and preemptive measures in high-risk areas [1] Group 2 - The weather station in Dingbian County has continuously issued rainfall reports, and the flood control command upgraded its response level to II on July 25 [2] - In Jingbian County, rainfall measurements from July 24 to 25 showed accumulations ranging from 22 to 175.9 millimeters, with the highest recorded at Hongdunjie [2] - Due to heavy rainfall, significant road damage occurred on Provincial Highway 106, leading to traffic disruptions, prompting local authorities to close the road and provide safety guidance [2]

Group 1 - The provincial flood control and drought relief command held a video scheduling meeting to deploy defense work against a new round of heavy rainfall, with specific requirements outlined [1] - Several cities including Anshan, Dalian, Benxi, and Dandong initiated a Level IV flood emergency response on the same day [1] - The meteorological department predicted heavy rain and localized torrential rain in the southeastern part of the province from the night of July 20 to July 22, marking a significant rainfall event since the main flood season began [1] Group 2 - The provincial flood control command emphasized the importance of flood defense work during the critical period of "July and August," focusing on five key areas: enhancing forecasting and early warning, conducting hazard inspections, preventing risks in key areas, managing flood control projects, and improving emergency response capabilities [2] - Specific measures include ensuring personnel safety through effective evacuation plans and continuous hazard inspections until the flood season ends [2] - The command also highlighted the need for timely communication regarding flood control measures and the management of water levels in reservoirs to mitigate flood risks [2] Group 3 - The provincial water resources department coordinated with relevant agencies to monitor water levels and share hydrological information, noting that the water level of the Wufeng Reservoir is 7.19 meters lower than the same period last year, with a reduction of 5.8 billion cubic meters in capacity [3] - A total of 4.27 billion cubic meters of water has been pre-released from provincial large reservoirs, and monitoring personnel have reported 285 pieces of information regarding water conditions [3] - The provincial emergency management department guided local enterprises to implement safety measures and conducted inspections to ensure preparedness against flood risks [3]

Group 1 - The provincial river chief office issued an urgent telegram on July 18 to enhance flood prevention measures during the critical flood period, emphasizing the importance of river inspections and risk avoidance [1] - The current flood prevention period is critical, with predictions of concurrent drought and flooding in the region, and a high likelihood of exceeding warning levels for the Yellow River and potential flood risks in the Wei River and Jialing River [1] - Responsibilities for flood prevention are reinforced, with river chiefs required to prioritize safety measures and eliminate hazards to ensure the safety of personnel and water bodies during the flood season [1] Group 2 - Measures for drowning prevention are being implemented, including the installation of warning signs and safety facilities in dangerous water areas, and enhancing public awareness through education [2] - Active participation in drowning prevention patrols is encouraged, with a focus on high-risk areas such as the Qinling Mountains and northern Shaanxi, ensuring timely intervention to prevent dangerous activities in these regions [2] - The provincial river chief office emphasizes the need for all levels of river chiefs and patrol personnel to fulfill their duties during the critical flood period to safeguard public life and property [2]

Core Points - The article discusses the impact of Typhoon "Danas" on the Yangtze River Basin, highlighting significant rainfall and potential flooding risks in various regions [1][2] - The Yangtze River Flood Control Headquarters and the Yangtze River Water Resources Commission are actively monitoring the situation and have issued warnings and guidelines for flood prevention [1][2] Group 1 - From July 9 to 13, areas including the southern two lakes of the Yangtze River Basin experienced moderate to heavy rainfall, with some regions facing extreme rainfall, leading to a cumulative rainfall of 50 to 90 millimeters in certain river basins [1] - The article emphasizes the risk of flooding in smaller rivers and reservoirs, particularly in the upper reaches of the Ganjiang, Xiangjiang, Fuhe, and Xinjiang rivers, with some tributaries potentially exceeding warning levels [1] - The Yangtze River Flood Control Headquarters has mandated local authorities in Hunan, Jiangxi, Anhui, Jiangsu, and Shanghai to strengthen flood prevention responsibilities and enhance monitoring and forecasting during the typhoon's impact [1] Group 2 - The article advises heightened awareness of potential mountain flood disasters and small river floods in construction sites, tourist areas, and towns during the rainfall, urging preemptive measures [2] - It highlights the importance of managing the safety of transient populations during the summer, including returnees, tourists, and construction workers, as well as the management of urban underground spaces and low-lying flood-prone areas [2] - The article calls for scientific scheduling of flood control projects, particularly reservoirs, to effectively mitigate flood risks and ensure the safety of people's lives and property [2]

Core Viewpoint - Inner Mongolia has officially entered the main flood season starting July 1, with multiple rounds of heavy rainfall expected, influenced by the subtropical high-pressure system [1][31]. Group 1: Flood Prevention Measures - Various regions in Inner Mongolia are rapidly implementing measures to ensure flood prevention and preparedness [3]. - Hohhot is conducting emergency drills to test the operability of flood prevention plans and enhance multi-departmental coordination [4][6]. - Baotou is establishing a think tank for flood prevention and enhancing information sharing among departments [7]. Group 2: Emergency Response and Preparedness - The Xingan League is focusing on precise warnings and ensuring the availability of flood prevention materials, conducting regular emergency drills [8][10]. - Tongliao is improving its emergency response plans, emphasizing the importance of rapid rescue operations and urban flood defense [12]. - Chifeng is building a comprehensive rescue system with over 10,000 professional rescue personnel ready to respond to extreme weather [14]. Group 3: Coordination and Information Sharing - Ulanqab is organizing multi-departmental meetings to analyze rainfall conditions and coordinate flood response efforts [18]. - Ordos is emphasizing the importance of public education on disaster prevention and ensuring a 24-hour response capability [19][22]. - Bayannur is enhancing monitoring and early warning systems to effectively mitigate major flood and drought risks [23][25]. Group 4: Resource Management - Wuhai is deploying resources based on local conditions and conducting drills to improve public awareness of disaster response [26][27]. - Alxa League is focusing on risk assessment and ensuring that emergency response teams are well-prepared with necessary resources [29].

Group 1 - The provincial flood control and drought relief command office reported that recent rainfall caused some small and medium rivers in Dalian to experience rising water levels, prompting emergency responses in 3 cities and 11 counties, with a total of 434 people relocated [1] - Rainfall from July 1 to the morning of July 2 was significant, with heavy rain in southern regions and moderate rain in western and central areas, but no major rainfall was observed on July 2, and river levels remained stable without exceeding warning levels [1][2] - A provincial flood control meeting was held to address the risks of flooding, geological disasters, and urban flooding due to the intensity and extent of the rainfall, leading to seven specific requirements for flood control work [1] Group 2 - The provincial water resources department is actively conducting reservoir and river inspections, while the emergency management department is coordinating readiness across 6 cities and 18 counties, ensuring that industries are prepared for heavy rainfall [2] - The provincial meteorological bureau issued a blue rainstorm warning and a geological disaster risk warning, reaching approximately 14,000 people with alerts [2] - Various cities are responding quickly to the flood situation, with specific measures taken by cities like Shenyang, Dalian, and others to enhance flood defense efforts and ensure safety [3]

Core Points - The provincial flood control and drought relief command office issued a notice to enhance flood prevention measures due to expected heavy rainfall in the coming week [1] - The provincial meteorological bureau forecasts cumulative rainfall of 100-200 mm in the southeastern region, 50-100 mm in the central region, and 20-50 mm in the western region, marking the first significant rainfall since the onset of the flood season [1] Group 1 - The provincial flood control office emphasizes the need for heightened risk awareness and bottom-line thinking among local departments to implement effective preventive measures [1] - Continuous monitoring of weather changes, rainfall, and flood conditions is required, with increased frequency of forecasts and extended flood prediction periods to improve accuracy [1] - The office mandates timely issuance of warning information and the establishment of a direct communication mechanism for emergency alerts to grassroots flood control personnel [1] Group 2 - A total of 330 flood rescue teams have been formed across the province, comprising 20,625 personnel and equipped with 4,930 sets of equipment [2] - The province has stored flood control and drought relief materials valued at 458 million yuan, strategically located in provincial, municipal, and county-level warehouses for efficient distribution [2] - Essential flood control materials, including 100 inflatable boats and 40 gasoline generators, have been pre-positioned at various firefighting and rescue units across the province [2]