The typhoon is coming, what preparations do buyers need to make?

In recent years, we have to experience one or several typhoons, and every time a typhoon comes, it will always cause a series of problems, such as huge losses, damaged farmland, flooded houses and so on. So, the typhoon is coming, what should we do?

First of all, I don't think we should go out when the typhoon comes. Some typhoons have very strong wind speeds and are often sudden. In addition, typhoons are often accompanied by heavy rains, so we will take an umbrella when we go out, and light people may be hurt when typhoons come. So don't go out when the typhoon comes, close the doors and windows at home, and if there are flowerpots and other items that are easy to fall on the windowsill, be sure to move indoors to prevent them from being blown away by the typhoon.

People living in cities can store some food before the typhoon comes, because once the typhoon comes, it will last for several days or even weeks, and waterlogging usually occurs in cities. If you go out to buy things at this time, it will be very dangerous, which will cause pedestrians to be injured, vehicles to break down and traffic jams. For unnecessary losses, personal advice is to reserve food in advance.

People living in mountainous areas need to pay attention to the water level line and the surrounding slopes at all times. Rainstorms accompanied by typhoons are usually very heavy. Coupled with the wind speed of typhoon, trees may be uprooted, resulting in loose soil and a high probability of debris flow. Residents need close observation, so they can't stay by the river during typhoons and rainstorms. It is very likely that the upstream is in flood discharge state, resulting in a sudden rise in the water level of the river. If you stay by the river at this time, it may be dangerous.

So when the typhoon comes, try to stay at home and don't go out. If you encounter problems such as mudslides, you should take refuge immediately. Actually, typhoons are preventable. As long as typhoon prevention measures are taken in advance, there is no need to worry about typhoons. Now tenants are usually on which floor, and the water level can't rise so fast, so don't worry.