Hurricane Isaias made landfall on the east coast of the United States. Have the local residents evacuated safely?

Before Hurricane Isaias landed on the east coast of the United States, local residents had been evacuated.

The hurricane landed in the south of North Carolina within a few hours after recovering from the category 1 hurricane. The National Hurricane Center said that the moving direction of this hurricane may move to the East China Sea coast at any time, which will bring heavy rainfall and strong winds and may affect local traffic. A local person may bring property losses, even lead to flash floods or tornadoes, so the local people have already carried out emergency evacuation before the landing time. From the wind speed during the landing, we can know that it is enough to arouse people's vigilance because its maximum wind speed is 45 miles per hour.

The hurricane landed two days ago, but North Carolina issued an order to evacuate all tourists and residents at the end of July, so the local people had evacuated safely before the hurricane landed. However, how to protect tourists and people in this history from virus infection is a headache. Fortunately, the evacuation time was early and the evacuation procedure was carried out. During the evacuation, local people kept a social distance, and North Carolina provided shelter for these evacuees. Everyone who is evacuated can enjoy 65,438+00 square meters of independent space.

Moreover, in order to avoid shelters and crowding, and to prevent the spread of viruses caused by high living density, the government encourages people to evacuate to family and friends, and if family strength allows, they can also stay in hotels, which can also reduce the pressure on the government. The governor of South Carolina said earlier that he would not issue a mandatory evacuation order, but asked residents to pay attention to the weather and the weather forecast issued by the Meteorological Agency at any time. However, I think residents should take this accident seriously. After all, the storm will definitely bring property losses to residents, and daily travel will also be difficult.