Typhoon "Sandu" hits, what impact will it have on Shanghai?

Affected by Typhoon Chandu, Shanghai was greatly affected. Three warnings for typhoon, thunder, lightning and heavy rain were issued, and the flood control station also launched a secondary response. Although it is relatively common for typhoons to land in coastal areas, in fact typhoons can also have a great impact on local life.

Affected by "Chandu", the wind and rain in Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shanghai lasted for a relatively long time. Although the typhoon does not make landfall, it will definitely have an impact on the Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shanghai areas with strong winds and rains, and such strong winds and rains will last for at least two days. In fact, the intensity of the typhoon will weaken, but it will also weaken from a super typhoon to a strong typhoon. Therefore, during the typhoon landing, northern Zhejiang, Shanghai, and southeastern Jiangsu will continue to have heavy to heavy rains and local heavy rains on the 14th and 15th, while there will be strong winds in the coastal areas of East China, with some sea areas reaching levels 11 to 14.

The typhoon also had a huge impact on local people's travel in Shanghai. In order to ensure the safety of people, Shanghai has relocated nearly 330,000 people. The local government also conducts safe evacuation of dangerous buildings, construction sites and other related personnel in various places. The Shanghai Terminal will also temporarily stop container operations and implement a comprehensive port closure. The passage of typhoons will also have a great impact on people's daily work, study, and travel.

At present, the rain in Jinshan District of Shanghai has lightened up, but it is still very windy and rough. Jinshan District of Shanghai has also closed beaches and other public *** entertainment and public places near the sea. place. Staff at some seawalls along the line are also conducting inspections on the seawalls. There are 24 crabapples in Jinshan District, Shanghai.

Shanghai Jinshan District also conducted rolling inspections of the first-line core embankments, communities prone to water accumulation, and key areas. Jinshan District has implemented 232 resettlement sites. Jinshan District also went door-to-door to citizens in old communities to inform them in advance of evacuation and informed them of the addresses of the resettlement sites. Kindergartens and primary and secondary schools in Jinshan District have also been suspended to prevent personal injuries caused by the typhoon.