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Typhoon "Sula" has moved into the Beibu Gulf on September 2, 2023.

Affected by "Sura", there were heavy to heavy rains and local heavy rains in southeastern Guangxi starting on the 2nd. In other areas of Guangxi, there were light to moderate rains and local heavy rains to heavy rains. Yesterday morning, Typhoon "Sura" moved into the Beibu Gulf. Affected by this, most of the region experienced light rain, with moderate to heavy rain falling in Laibin. According to statistics, from 10:00 on the 2nd to 10:00 on the 3rd, nine towns and villages in Wuzhou Cenxi, Yulin Rongxian and Guigang Pingnan had extremely heavy rains, the largest of which was 330.9 mm in Limu Town, Cenxi City, Wuzhou.

"Sula" is expected to move southwestward at a speed of 10 to 15 kilometers per hour, and its intensity will gradually weaken. Affected by the weakened low pre ssure, there will still be strong wind and rain in Guangxi today. Moderate to heavy rains, local heavy rains to heavy rains are expected in Nanning, Chongzuo, Laibin, Guigang, Yulin and other cities as well as southern Baise and southern Hechi. The counties (cities and districts) most likely to experience heavy rains include Nanning Long'an, Chongzuotian, etc. , Daxin and Baise Pingguo.

Top Ten Precautions for Typhoon Prevention

1. Pay attention to the weather forecast: pay attention to the typhoon warning information issued by the meteorological station to understand the dynamics, intensity and expected impact of the typhoon area.

2. Reinforce doors and windows: Check whether the doors and windows in your home are strong. If necessary, install windshields for reinforcement to pre vent strong winds.

3. Cleaning of outdoor items: Clean flower pots, parasols and other items on the balcony to pre vent them from being blown down by the wind and injuring people.

4. Drainage system inspection: Make sure the drainage system is unobstructed to pre vent water accumulation caused by heavy rainfall.

5. Prepare emergency supplies: Reserve a certain amount of emergency supplies such as food, drinking water, lighting equipment, power banks, etc. to cope with possible water and power outages.

6. Avoid going out: When a typhoon comes, try to avoid going out. If you need to go out, please avoid high altitudes, billboards, trees and other easily blown objects, and pay attention to traffic safety.

7. Evacuation from low-lying areas: Residents living in low-lying areas should follow the evacuation arrangements of the local government and move to safe areas in a timely manner.

8. Avoid water activities: During typhoons, avoid all water activities, such as swimming, surfing, fishing, etc., to ensure personal safety.

9. Vehicle parking: Park your vehicle in a safe place and avoid trees and tall buildings that are prone to falling.

10. Stay vigilant: Even after a typhoon, you still need to remain vigilant and pay attention to pre vent secondary disasters, such as mudslides, landslides, etc.