How to fight floods in Taklimakan Desert?

There is flood in Taklimakan desert. In this case, we should fight the flood as soon as possible. First of all, we should build dams and block them with stones, or put sand in bags to resist floods. The second is to quickly evacuate the evacuated people and do everything possible to take measures to ensure the safety of people's lives and property.

First, extreme weather in the desert.

Some time ago, there was a once-in-a-century rainstorm in the Taklimakan desert, and the precipitation in the past two years came down in one day. As we all know, Xinjiang is the driest area in China, and Toksun is rare in China. The annual precipitation is only 5.9mm. Although Xinjiang is the largest province in China with an area of16600 square kilometers, the desert area has reached 42 1 10000 square kilometers, accounting for 654330 of the total area of Xinjiang. There is the largest desert in China, Taklimakan Desert. However, on the night of June 15, a large-scale rainstorm occurred in Hotan, Xinjiang.

The Meteorological Observatory issued a red rainstorm warning signal. From June of 15 to June of 16, the precipitation reached 86.2 mm, exceeding the precipitation of the previous two years. This rainstorm is really a once-in-a-century rainstorm, and people jokingly call it the century rainstorm. In addition, as early as May of 14, an extreme rainstorm occurred from the center of Lamagan desert to Tacheng area, which was equivalent to the precipitation in the past few years.

Second, there are people living in the desert, so when the flood comes, we should keep calm and survive correctly.

1. Don't wade barefoot. When the flood came, the water on the road was super dirty, mixed with many bacteria and viruses, broken glass, nails, blades and so on. Barefoot is easy to scratch and then get infected! In addition, barefoot will increase the risk of electric shock if there is power failure and leakage! For friends washed away by the flood, be sure to clean your body in time if possible!

2. Clothes and trousers can be converted into lifebuoys. Long-sleeved clothes can be tied up at the cuffs and trouser legs, and then blown after being wet. Short-sleeved T-shirts are tied at the upper and lower ends, and can also be used as lifebuoys when blowing wet-pay attention to leaving the mouthpiece and replenish blowing from time to time.

The higher the place, the safer it is. If you can't escape, try to stand high and wait for help. When you see the rescue drone, turn on the flashlight and wave it. If you are in a flood, try to catch all the floating objects that you can catch, such as boards.

I hope there will never be a disaster.