What is the level of typhoon mangosteen?

The super typhoon Mangosteen is the 22nd named storm in the Pacific typhoon season of 20 18, and it is also the 22nd typhoon in 20 18. Typhoon Mangosteen was generated in the western Pacific at 20: 00 on September 7, 20 18, and then moved westward and strengthened continuously. It became a super typhoon on June 30th and landed on the northeast coast of Luzon Island in the Philippines in the early morning of June 5th.

After that, Typhoon Mangosteen entered the northeast of the South China Sea, moved to the northwest, and gradually approached the coast of western Guangdong. /kloc-landed on the coast of Taishan, Jiangmen City, Guangdong Province at 09: 00 on 0/6 (when landing, the wind speed was 14, the wind speed was 45/ s, and the lowest pressure in the center was 955 hectopascals). After landing, the intensity gradually weakened and continued to move northwest into Guangxi. 17, the central meteorological observatory stopped numbering it as 12.

Matters needing attention when typhoon strikes

1. Don't save yourself blindly after being injured. Please call 120.

Emergency accidents such as trauma, fracture and electric shock are the most common in typhoons. Trauma is mainly head trauma, which is caused by fallen trees, telephone poles or falling objects such as flower pots and tiles. Electrical injuries are mainly caused by being hit by a blown wire or stepping on a wire covered under a tree. Don't walk barefoot, you'd better wear rain boots, which are waterproof and insulated to prevent electric shock. Watch carefully before you walk, so as not to step on the wire.

Please stay as far away from the construction site as possible.

It is best for residents to keep a little distance when passing through the construction site, because some construction site walls may loosen after rainwater infiltration; There are also some fences that may collapse; Some materials scattered on high buildings that are not collected in time, such as steel pipes and hammers, may be blown down by the wind; Where there are tower cranes, more attention should be paid to safety, because if the wind is strong, the tower crane arm may be broken.