More than 50 scenic spots in Hunan stopped during the flood season?

Due to the continuous rainstorm, floods have occurred in many places in Hunan. Hunan Provincial Tourism Commission updates the list of scenic spots closed in flood season in Hunan Province. As of 24th 17, the number of scenic spots closed due to weather in Hunan Province has increased to more than 50.

The Hunan Meteorological Observatory predicts that the next few days will be a period of relatively concentrated rain in Hunan. Before the 28th, there will be persistent heavy rain to heavy rain in Hunan Province, accompanied by short-term heavy precipitation, local thunderstorms and strong winds and other strong convective weather.

According to the notification from the Hunan Provincial Tourism Commission, water projects and drifting projects in several scenic spots have been closed, and well-known scenic spots such as Zhangjiajie Grand Canyon Scenic Area have also been temporarily closed, and all wading scenic spots in Fenghuang County, Xiangxi Prefecture have been closed. The reporter also noticed that all the scenic spots in Anhua County and Taojiang County have been closed in Yiyang City, where the flood situation is serious.

On the 23rd, Hunan Provincial Tourism Commission issued an urgent notice on the current heavy rainfall tourism safety. At present, according to the requirements of the provincial defense index, the provincial tourism commission has sent a tourism safety inspection team to go deep into Xiangxi and Zhangjiajie to carry out the closure and supervision of wading scenic spots and investigate the hidden dangers of tourism safety.

Tips:

1. When the flood is serious, immediately cut off the power supply and evacuate the dangerous area to prevent personal and property safety accidents caused by house collapse.

2. Prepare all materials for flood control work in advance and strengthen flood control work.

3. Report the flood situation in time and report to the school leaders at the first time to ensure their own safety.

4. Educate children not to play by rivers and canals, not to stay around fences and dangerous houses, not to go out in heavy rain, and not to play in stagnant water.