Core Points - Typhoon "Haikashan" is expected to severely impact Beihai City and the northern Gulf Sea, with wind speeds predicted to reach 13 to 14 levels, accompanied by heavy rain and storm surges [1][2] - Beihai City has initiated "Five Stops" measures, including suspension of classes, work, tourism, markets, and transportation, effective from September 24 [1][2] - Other regions in Guangxi, such as Yulin and Qinzhou, have also implemented similar measures to mitigate the impact of the typhoon [2] Summary by Category Weather Impact - The meteorological department forecasts that Typhoon "Haikashan" will make landfall in Beihai City around midnight on September 25, with severe wind and rain expected to last until the early morning of September 26 [1] - The Guangxi Hydrological Center predicts that some rivers in eastern and southern Guangxi may experience flooding beyond warning levels in the next 24 hours [2] Government Response - Beihai City has set up warning lines at popular beaches and restricted public access to ensure safety [2] - The Beihai Flood Control and Drought Relief Command issued a notice to halt ferry services between Beihai and Weizhou Island, as well as Beihai and Haikou, from September 24 to 25 [2] - The Nanning Railway Bureau has adjusted train schedules, resulting in the cancellation of some services due to the typhoon [2] - Nanning Wuxu International Airport has canceled 10 flights as of September 24 at 3 PM [2]

Core Points - Typhoon "Haikashan" is rapidly approaching the Guangdong coast, expected to make landfall as a strong or super typhoon, with severe weather conditions including winds of 10-16 levels and heavy rainfall from September 23 to 25 [1] - The emergency response level has been raised to the highest I-level, with over 1 million people already evacuated as of September 23 [1] Group 1: Emergency Response Measures - All 80,231 fishing vessels in the province have been secured in ports to avoid the typhoon, with 12,246 offshore workers evacuated to safety [2] - The Guangdong Maritime Bureau has implemented a comprehensive evacuation strategy for vessels in affected areas, successfully relocating 10,398 vessels to safe waters by September 23 [2] - Emergency shelters have been established, with Shenzhen evacuating approximately 260,000 people and opening 865 indoor shelters stocked with supplies [5][6] Group 2: Infrastructure and Community Preparedness - Local governments are actively reinforcing infrastructure, with significant projects like the Lion Rock Tunnel halting operations and relocating over 2,800 construction workers [3] - Emergency measures are in place for critical facilities, including chemical and nuclear plants, ensuring safety protocols are followed [3] - Community leaders are mobilizing resources to assist vulnerable populations, ensuring no households are overlooked during evacuations [4][5] Group 3: Rescue and Recovery Operations - A total of 38,000 firefighters and rescue personnel are on standby across the province, ready to respond to emergencies [8] - The Guangdong insurance industry has activated a major disaster response, deploying 3,325 rescue vehicles and 6,106 pumps to assist affected farmers [9] - The railway sector has initiated emergency protocols, including train suspensions and staff mobilization for equipment inspections [7]

Core Viewpoint - The typhoon "Hagupit" has weakened and moved away from Shenzhen, leading to the decision to lift the "Five Stops" measures (suspension of work, business, market, transportation, and classes) across the city starting from September 24, 2025, at 16:00 [2][7]. Group 1 - The Shenzhen Meteorological Bureau downgraded the typhoon red alert to yellow as the center of the typhoon moves away, although strong rainfall is still expected [4]. - The city government expresses gratitude to the public for their cooperation during the typhoon, emphasizing the collective effort to ensure safety [2]. - Emergency response measures included the suspension of classes in schools and the implementation of safety protocols for workers and outdoor activities [6].

Group 1 - The maximum gust recorded at the Shadi Island meteorological station in Jiangmen, Guangdong, reached 67 m/s, marking the highest wind speed in the region's history, surpassing the previous record of 54.6 m/s during Typhoon Mangkhut [1] - The maximum gust at the Shangchuan Island meteorological station was 64.3 m/s, also the highest recorded at a national station, exceeding the previous record of 51.6 m/s during Typhoon Jangmi [1] - Tencent took precautionary measures against the typhoon by securing their penguin mascot, which led to humorous online discussions regarding the mascot's safety [1]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the impact of Typhoon "Haikashan" on transportation and logistics in the Guangdong region, highlighting the extensive cancellations and disruptions across various modes of transport due to the severe weather conditions [1][4][9]. Transportation Impact - Shenzhen and other cities in the Greater Bay Area implemented "five stops" measures (suspending classes, work, production, transportation, and business) to mitigate the typhoon's effects [4][5]. - As of September 24, a total of 3,489 flights were canceled across five airports in the Greater Bay Area, with cancellation rates reaching 100% at Zhuhai Jinwan Airport and 88% at Hong Kong Airport [7][8]. - The Guangdong provincial government organized the relocation of over 18.9 million people and suspended 210 ferry routes, with 596 ferry vessels also ceasing operations [4][9]. Rail and Road Adjustments - The Guangzhou Railway Group announced a gradual suspension of all high-speed and regular trains in Guangdong starting September 24, with plans to resume services based on the typhoon's impact [5][6]. - Emergency traffic control measures were enacted in Jiangmen, with all public transport, including buses and taxis, being suspended [5][6]. - Neighboring regions, such as Jiangxi and Fujian, also adjusted their train services, suspending all passenger trains to and from Guangdong [6][7]. Broader Implications - The article emphasizes the significant disruption to travel plans for many passengers, with crowded airports as travelers rushed to catch flights before cancellations [7][8]. - The situation reflects the broader challenges faced by industries and logistics networks in extreme weather conditions, highlighting the need for robust contingency planning [9].

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the impact of Typhoon "Haikui" on transportation and logistics in the Guangdong province, particularly in the Greater Bay Area, highlighting the extensive cancellations and operational halts across various modes of transport due to the severe weather conditions [1][2][5]. Transportation Impact - The Guangdong government has implemented "Five Stops" measures (suspending classes, work, production, transportation, and business) across multiple cities including Guangzhou, Shenzhen, and Zhuhai to mitigate the typhoon's effects [2][3]. - As of September 24, 2023, a total of 3,489 flights were canceled across five major airports in the Greater Bay Area, with cancellation rates reaching 100% at Zhuhai Airport and 85% at Shenzhen Airport [5]. - The rail services in Guangdong have been significantly affected, with all high-speed and regular trains suspended on September 24, and plans to gradually resume services based on the typhoon's impact [3][4]. Government and Emergency Response - The Central Meteorological Observatory issued an orange alert for the typhoon, predicting severe wind and rain impacts in Guangdong, prompting swift government action to close ports and halt transportation services [1][2]. - Over 10,000 vessels were relocated to safer waters, and 210 ferry routes were suspended as part of the emergency measures taken by the provincial authorities [2].

今早（24日），江门市人民政府防汛防旱防风指挥部发布《关于在"五停"期间实施交通 管制的通告》： 来源：南方都市报 南方日报 深圳新闻网综合中国天气、 深圳晚报、深圳天气 前天（9月22日），广东 江门市人民政府防汛防旱防风指挥部发布《 关于在全市范围内 实行"五停"的通告》，23日起实施停课，其他四停（停工、停产、停运、停业）措施， 预计于23日19时起实行。 昨天（23日）上午， 广东江门市交通运输局发布消息： 9月23日19时起，全市交通运输 领域将实施紧急管制，请市民提前调整出行计划，避免滞留，非必要不外出。 江门市人民政府防汛防旱防风指挥部 2025年9月24日 据悉，"五停"期间， 江门全市交通信号灯红灯 ，禁止所有社会车辆通行 。 湛江今日13时起停工！15时全市实行"五停" 据气象部门监测预报，受台风"桦加沙"环流影响，24日上午起湛江中北部地区（重点区域吴川和 廉江）以及东部海域风力逐渐加大到10—12级阵风13级，湛江南部地区以及琼州海峡和西部海域 风力逐渐加大到8—10级阵风11—12级（台风10级风圈预计在24日16时前后开始影响湛江），将 给湛江带来严重风雨影响。 经湛江市防汛防旱防 ...

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