What impact will 2022 Typhoon No. 20 Nasa have on Zhuhai? Latest typhoon news in Zhuhai on the 20th

2022 Typhoon No. 20 "Nasa"

The Zhuhai Meteorological Observatory released news at 17:00 on October 16: The impact of typhoon "Nasa", Zhuhai typhoon blue warning Take effect.

Zhuhai launches wind prevention level IV emergency response and closes seaside swimming pools, scenic spots, parks, etc.

The meteorological department issued a typhoon blue warning signal. After consultation and judgment, the Zhuhai City Three Prevention Command The ministry decided to launch a wind prevention level IV emergency response at 17:00 on October 16. All units and all citizens are requested to implement the following preventive measures:

1. Pay close attention to the latest typhoon news and typhoon prevention notices from the government and relevant departments through mobile phone text messages, TV, radio, official WeChat public accounts and APP, etc. Bus line adjustment and suspension information, timely adjustment of travel plans.

2. Ships should return to the port promptly to take shelter from the wind or avoid the waters affected by typhoons, and workers such as offshore farming, fishing rafts, and offshore wind power platforms should evacuate and go ashore in a timely manner.

3. Reinforce or dismantle work sheds, scaffolding, derricks, tower cranes, gantry cranes, elevators, simple buildings, tin houses, billboards, neon lights, water tanks, promotional banners, plastic films, sunshade mesh, trees, etc. Facilities, equipment, structures and objects to prevent endangerment to personnel.

4. Close coastal swimming pools, scenic spots, parks, and playgrounds, and evacuate or properly relocate island tourists.

5. Residents and friends are requested to actively cooperate in transferring and avoiding risks.

Extended information:

According to the definition of the World Meteorological Organization, tropical cyclones with central winds generally reaching level 12 or above and wind speeds reaching 32.7 meters per second can be called typhoons. When a tropical cyclone reaches tropical storm intensity, it is given a specific name. Names are provided by 14 countries and regions on the World Meteorological Organization's Typhoon Committee. Each member provided 10 names, forming a naming list including 140 typhoon names, and the names were recycled.