Core Insights - Continuous typhoons have led to the opening of floodgates at the Baise Water Conservancy Hub from October 1 to around October 10, impacting water levels and flood management in the region [2] Group 1: Rainfall and Water Levels - As of October 9, 20:00, 11 rivers and 17 monitoring stations in Guangxi exceeded warning levels by 0.01 to 5.46 meters, with the highest exceeding level recorded at 2.88 meters in the Yongning District of Nanning [3] - Rainfall in Nanning, Liuzhou, and Fangchenggang has been significant, with the maximum recorded rainfall of 26.5 millimeters in Nanning's Yongning District [2] Group 2: Flood Management Strategies - The Guangxi water conservancy department has implemented precise scheduling and management of 15 reservoirs and hydropower stations in the Yujang River basin to mitigate flood risks [5] - On October 6, the Naban Reservoir was utilized to store 1.23 billion cubic meters of floodwater, reducing the flood peak water level in Ming County by over 2 meters [5] - The Baise Water Conservancy Hub has reduced its outflow from an inflow of 4,500 cubic meters per second to 1,810 cubic meters per second, achieving a 60% reduction in outflow to lower flood risks in Baise City [5] - The flood management efforts are projected to reduce the peak flow in Nanning by approximately 1,800 cubic meters per second, lowering the flood peak water level by over 1.5 meters [5]