What is the content of the third-level flood emergency response?

The third-level flood control response refers to the emergency response mechanism activated by local governments in accordance with relevant national regulations and requirements when flood disasters occur or the possibility of serious flood disasters is predicted.

When the meteorological department issues a heavy rain warning and it is expected that more than 50 mm of rainfall may occur in the next 24 hours, or more than 50 mm of rainfall has already occurred, a first-level response will be initiated. The main task of the first-level response is to quickly organize personnel to conduct inspections, promptly discover and eliminate dangerous situations, and prevent the occurrence of flood disasters.

When the meteorological department issues a heavy rain warning and it is expected that more than 100 mm of rainfall may occur in the next 24 hours, or more than 100 mm of rainfall has already occurred, a secondary response will be initiated. The main tasks of the second-level response are to organize emergency rescue forces, strengthen the inspection and reinforcement of key flood control projects such as embankments, reservoirs, and drainage facilities, and ensure the safe operation of flood control projects.

When the meteorological department issues a heavy rain warning and it is expected that more than 200 mm of rainfall may occur in the next 24 hours, or more than 200 mm of rainfall has already occurred, a level three response will be initiated. The main task of the third-level response is to organize large-scale rescue and rescue forces, go all out to carry out flood fighting and disaster relief work, and ensure that the people's life safety and basic living needs are guaranteed.

Precautions during the flood prevention period include paying attention to the weather forecast, avoiding water-related activities, preventing flash floods and mudslides, and preventing waterlogging

1. Pay attention to the weather forecast: During the flood prevention period, pay close attention to the meteorological department Released weather forecasts to understand the possibility of extreme weather such as rainfall, thunder and lightning, so that preventive measures can be taken in advance.

2. Avoid wading activities: During the flood season, water levels in rivers, lakes and other waters rise rapidly. Do not walk in wading easily to avoid accidents. If you have special needs, be sure to choose a safe place and time.

3. Prevent flash floods and debris flows: In mountainous areas, pay attention to changes in the mountain and evacuate in time when encountering abnormal conditions. At the same time, avoid digging drainage ditches and piling garbage at the foot of the mountain to avoid triggering flash floods and mudslides.

4. Prevent waterlogging: In low-lying areas, the drainage system must be dredged in advance to ensure that rainwater can be drained out in time. At the same time, attention should be paid to collecting rainwater for irrigation or domestic water use.