Five people in Fengxian Bay, Shanghai were unfortunately swept away by the waves. Do they still have a chance to survive?

The recent weather can be described as sudden change and bad luck, which not only brings inconvenience to everyone's travel, but also makes it more serious that their early warning level is very high, which will cause danger to the lives of our people. No, the rainstorm that killed 63 people in Henan just passed. Typhoon? Fireworks? Attacking our Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shanghai areas again is really facing too much extreme weather!

Some people say that judging from the videos posted by netizens on the Internet, the wind and rainfall in Shanghai are not large, and it is not expected to cause any losses. In fact, these netizens are all urban residents, and when the urban areas of Shanghai are faced with typhoon disasters, they are often the less threatened party. The suburban plots around Shanghai, such as Dishui Lake, Lingang, Jinshan and Fengxian, have really suffered.

The five people mentioned in the title who were swept away by the waves are all located in Fengxian District, a suburb of Linhai, Shanghai. Although their deaths have nothing to do with the typhoon, it can be seen that the waters in Fengxian are still quite dangerous. According to the local police, the five people who were killed were all very young, aged 6, 18, 18, 20 and 29, all male. The purpose of their going to the seaside is to have fun. The missing places are also located in the natural open waters of Hangzhou Bay. Unfortunately, they are all missing in this sea area. That's enough!

According to the available information, the missing five men have still not been found, which can be said to be run against luck. After they disappeared, it coincided with a typhoon? Fireworks? If they are not rescued ashore, rough waves, intensive storms and possible temperature loss will be enough to kill a person who has just survived from the sea.

Bian Xiao also wants to remind you that many friends will choose to play with water to cool off in summer, but please be careful. Once you drown, it will be an irreparable loss!