Summary of Key Points Core Viewpoint - The city of Dongguan is experiencing significant rainfall and strong winds due to Typhoon "Wipha," leading to the temporary closure of various parks, museums, and public venues to ensure the safety of citizens and visitors [1][2][4][5]. Group 1: Weather Impact - Dongguan Meteorological Station forecasts heavy rain to torrential rain over the next six hours, with temperatures ranging from 26 to 29 degrees Celsius and northeast winds at level 5, gusting up to 9 or 11 [1]. - The impact of Typhoon "Wipha" has prompted the closure of multiple parks and scenic spots, including Daling Mountain Forest Park and Opium War Museum [1][2]. Group 2: Temporary Closures of Public Venues - Various parks and outdoor activity areas in Nancheng Street, including Baihua Forest Park and South City Square, have implemented temporary closure measures [2]. - In Dongcheng Street, several parks and community outdoor squares have also been closed since 6 AM on July 20 [2]. - Public cultural venues in Shilong Town, including museums and libraries, are closed starting from 6 AM on July 20 [4]. - In Daling Mountain Town, the Guangdong East River Column Memorial Hall and Daling Mountain Forest Park are temporarily closed [5]. - The ecological scenic area of Songshan Lake has been closed since July 19 to protect public safety, with public transport services to the area suspended [5].

岑浩辉指出，面对今年首个影响澳门较大的台风，民防架构及各部门严阵以待，及早妥善调度人手和资 源，准备全力抵御风暴来袭。他要求各成员要时刻保持警觉，持续监测风暴变化及潜在威胁，更重要是 密切关注市面情况，如有需要迅速作出切实跟进，一定要抱有刻不容缓的精神。同样重要的是，各部门 还须做好风后复常的工作预案，在台风过后尽快令市面和居民生活恢复正常。 受台风"韦帕"影响，经粤港澳三地协商一致，港珠澳大桥珠海公路口岸于20日凌晨2时30分起暂停出境 通关服务，大桥主桥于凌晨3时30分起临时封闭。经澳珠两地口岸管理部门协商一致，20日清晨6时起， 临时关闭关闸出入境事务站、青茂出入境事务站及珠澳跨境工业区出入境事务站。澳门来往香港客船航 线19日晚尾班船开出后停航。 目前，澳门所有公共交通服务暂停。嘉乐庇总督大桥、友谊大桥、西湾大桥及澳门大桥等4条跨海大桥 封闭交通。中、小、幼及特殊教育20日停课。避险中心第1级开放机制已启动，凌晨4时起开放4间避险 中心。 （文章来源：新华社） 新华社澳门7月20日电 受台风"韦帕"影响，澳门特区政府地球物理气象局20日凌晨4时发出"八号风 球"。为保障市民生命及财产安全，自当日凌晨4 ...

Core Points - The timely actions of village officials in Guizi Town, Maoming City, during Typhoon "Butterfly" led to the successful evacuation of 57 villagers, avoiding casualties from a subsequent landslide [1][2] - Liu Mingfang, a village official, was recognized as an "Outstanding Communist Party Member" for her leadership in the emergency response [1] - The heavy rainfall from June 13 to 16 caused significant damage, with approximately 5,000 cubic meters of earth and rock collapsing, damaging 35 houses [2][3] Summary by Sections - **Emergency Response**: Liu Mingfang discovered unusual conditions during her patrol and immediately reported it, leading to a coordinated evacuation effort by local officials [1][2] - **Evacuation Process**: The evacuation involved waking villagers using various methods, and all 57 individuals were safely relocated to a designated shelter before the landslide occurred [2] - **Post-Disaster Situation**: The aftermath of the landslide left the village in disarray, with many homes damaged and villagers needing reassurance and support from local officials [3][5] - **Current Status**: As of June 20, 10 households with 19 individuals remained in the shelter while geological assessments were conducted to ensure safety before allowing residents to return home [5]

Group 1 - The first typhoon of the year, "Butterfly," has formed in the South China Sea and is expected to make landfall in southern Hainan Island on June 13 [1] - Hainan has initiated a Level III emergency response for flood and wind prevention due to the approaching typhoon [1] - The typhoon's center is currently located approximately 35 kilometers west of Sansha City, with maximum wind speeds of 8 levels (18 m/s) and a wind radius of 100 to 260 kilometers [1] Group 2 - As of June 11, 30,516 out of 30,721 fishing vessels in Hainan have returned to port for safety, and 36,157 personnel have been evacuated from fishing boats and rafts [2] - The National Flood Control and Drought Relief Headquarters has activated a Level IV emergency response for flood and typhoon prevention in Guangdong and Hainan, deploying two working groups to assist [2] - By noon on June 11, a total of 258 individuals have been evacuated from hazardous areas across the province [2]