What are the reasons for the closure of Sanya scenic spots and schools?

Because of typhoon 16? Ronka? It's coming, so many scenic spots and schools in Sanya have taken precautions, closed the scenic spots and closed the schools.

Although the typhoon is very dangerous, there is nothing to be afraid of as long as you are prepared in advance. Residents living in coastal cities should have a deep understanding that typhoon is a very dangerous natural disaster. After the storm stopped, the whole city was in chaos, with trees blown down, cars smashed and most places flooded. In order to prevent the danger of typhoon, many scenic spots and schools in Sanya have been closed, mainly for the safety of tourists and students. Sanya is located by the sea. If a typhoon comes and there are tourists at the seaside, it is easy to be involved in the sea, and the possibility of survival is almost zero. If there are still students on the roadside, they are easily blown away by typhoons or hit by objects blown from high altitude. Such things happen almost every year.

When the typhoon comes, be sure to stay indoors as much as possible and be prepared in advance. Prepare some clean water, dry food and flashlights in advance to prevent water and electricity from being cut off after the arrival of the typhoon and ensure basic life. It's best to prepare some commonly used medical gauze, just in case, and you can dress it yourself if you are injured. Try not to use electricity after the arrival of the typhoon to avoid leakage. It's best to check your balcony for items that are easy to fall in advance, so as not to be blown off by the typhoon and hurt pedestrians on the road. If you are outdoors, you must find a safe place as soon as possible. Don't stay under the tree or on the construction site to avoid being hit by falling objects.

This time, Sanya took precautions for everyone's safety, so it was praised by many people. After all, this time it is a threat of typhoon 16. I hope the local people can pay attention to safety and believe that this disaster will soon pass.