When the super typhoon Du strikes, which areas will be affected? What defense work should be done well?

According to the latest weather forecast, Super Typhoon Du Surui will affect the following areas: the Philippines, Taiwan Province Province, the coastal areas of Chinese mainland and the Japanese archipelago in East Asia.

In the face of such a strong typhoon, we should take a series of defensive measures to protect people's lives and property. Here are some suggestions:

1. Make early warning: pay close attention to the typhoon path and intensity forecast released by the meteorological department, and release relevant early warning and suggestions to the public in time to ensure that people are prepared.

2. Strengthen the defense capability of buildings: check and reinforce the structural stability of buildings such as houses and office buildings to ensure that they can withstand the impact of strong winds and heavy rains. Clean up the debris around the building to avoid becoming a dangerous flying object when the typhoon comes.

3. Flood control: Clean up the drainage system to ensure smooth drainage and avoid flooding caused by accumulated water. In disaster-prone areas, temporary flood control facilities can be set up in advance.

4. Prepare food and drinking water: reserve enough food, drinking water and daily necessities to be self-sufficient during the typhoon.

5. Evacuation and resettlement: For disaster-prone areas, evacuation plans should be made in advance, and sufficient shelters and emergency rescue facilities should be ensured to ensure people's safety.

6. Strengthen traffic safety measures: suspend or restrict land, sea and air traffic to ensure that people will not take risks. In addition, it is necessary to strengthen the inspection and maintenance of transportation infrastructure such as bridges, highways and railways.

7. Strengthen emergency rescue capability: organize and train professional rescue teams, prepare necessary rescue equipment and materials in advance, and ensure timely response and handling of emergencies.

8. Follow-up recovery: After the typhoon, it is necessary to assess the losses in time and clean up and rebuild. At the same time, pay more attention to post-disaster psychological assistance to help the affected people return to normal life as soon as possible.

In short, in the face of super typhoon Du, we need to take comprehensive defense work to ensure the safety of people's lives and property. This includes early warning, building defense, flood control, food and drinking water preparation, evacuation and resettlement, traffic safety, emergency rescue and subsequent recovery. Only by making comprehensive preparations and responses can the losses caused by typhoons be minimized.