Sand dust has arrived in Jiangsu, which areas will be affected?

The sand and dust have arrived in Jiangsu. Sand and dust weather will occur in the areas along the Huaihe River and Huaibei in Jiangsu. People in this area should pay attention to taking precautions against the sand and dust weather. As this sand and dust weather gradually weakens as it moves southward, it will There will be no weather phenomenon that blocks out the sky and sun in the north. 1. Where does the sand and dust in Jiangsu come from

The sand and dust in Jiangsu comes from Outer Mongolia. The sand and dust in Outer Mongolia is caused by its own sandy soil and the dry local climate, plus strong winds. A combination of factors led to the outbreak of a sandstorm that left hundreds of people missing in Outer Mongolia.

Sand and dust entered Beijing under the influence of strong winds. Beijing issued a yellow sandstorm warning. Subsequently, the sand and dust continued to move downstream, successively affecting Henan, Shandong, Jiangsu, Anhui and other places. This is also the largest sand and dust weather event in my country in the past ten years with the widest impact. 2. Protection from sand and dust weather

In sand and dust weather, personal protection is required. Children and the elderly should reduce outdoor activities and do not need to go out unless necessary. If you have to go out to work for work, you should wear a protective mask and wear protective glasses as much as possible. Lesbians can also go out wearing gauze scarves on their heads to wrap their faces to prevent sand and dust from damaging their skin.

After returning home, people who engage in outdoor activities should wash their hands, mouth and nose, and rinse their bodies if possible, because sand and dust will adhere to the pores of the skin and cause inflammation of the hair follicles. Cause unnecessary damage to the skin.

Vehicles engaged in outdoor activities should slow down and drive slowly in sandy and dusty weather. When the sandy and dusty weather suddenly intensifies, they can turn on their double flashing lights and drive slowly, and pull over at a suitable place. When parking, you should also avoid telephone poles, big trees, or places where there is a risk of falling objects from high altitudes to prevent unnecessary damage to your vehicle when sand and dust weather increases.

Some temporary facilities should be reinforced as necessary, and flower pots and debris on the balcony should be collected to prevent secondary damage.