"Siam" landed and 63 warnings came into effect. What measures should be taken?

When Siam landed, 63 warnings came into effect. First, evacuate people along the coast, second, prohibit fishermen from going out to sea, third, let residents travel less, and finally do a good job in urban drainage. It needs to be elaborated and analyzed from the following four aspects, and what specific countermeasures should be taken when the 63 early warnings come into effect.

First, evacuate people along the coast.

The first is to evacuate the coastal people, because the first thing is to ensure the safety of people's lives, and the relevant fire departments and armed police soldiers need to join the battle and take the initiative to help people move.

Second, fishermen are prohibited from going to sea.

Secondly, fishermen are prohibited from going to sea. For fishermen, it is still necessary to obey the arrangement of relevant departments and take the initiative to ban the corresponding sea activities in this special period, because it is very dangerous to roll up a large number of items at the corresponding typhoon mouth when the typhoon comes.

Third, anchor fishing boats.

Furthermore, it is a necessary safety measure for fishing boats to anchor, because only in this way can the corresponding fishing boats ensure their own safety and avoid capsizing accidents when typhoons come.

Fourth, let residents travel less.

In addition, it is to let residents travel less. For residents, it is safe to travel less because the corresponding typhoon will gradually land on land and spread to urban agglomerations during the arrival of the typhoon, accompanied by heavy rainfall.

Fifth, do a good job in urban drainage.

There is also urban drainage, which is essential for the city. The main reason is that typhoon weather will bring abundant rainfall, which will cause urban waterlogging if it is not transported to the drainage system in time.

What should we pay attention to when Siam comes:

We should take the initiative to reduce the corresponding outing actions and listen to the suggestions of relevant departments.