Jiangxi Yangtze River levee burst 15 administrative village was flooded, did it cause any casualties?

The Yangtze River levee breach 15 administrative village in Jiangxi Province was flooded, resulting in serious losses. Fortunately, no casualties were caused.

From 20: 00 on June 18 to 20: 00 on June 19, there was a general rainstorm in Poyang County. The average rainfall in the county is 177.8 mm, and one day's rainfall is equivalent to one tenth of the annual rainfall. On the 20th, a flood occurred in the Yangtze River basin, and the flood peak water levels of single mountain Bay Station, Huanggang Station and Guxiandu Station all exceeded the police by 2 -5 meters.

On 20th 19: 20, a breach with a width of 64.7 meters appeared in the Tian Bin reach of Xiangyang Tang in Poyang County. 10300 mu of fertile land was transferred to Zeguo, and more than 5,600 people were forced to move. On June 5438+08, the National Defense General issued a rainstorm warning in the south and launched a four-level emergency response to flood control. Subsequently, the cities and counties in Jiangxi Province have three levels.

Convene the Chamber of Commerce of the Flood Control Committee, and ask governments at all levels to immediately organize personnel to comprehensively investigate hidden dangers, and immediately rescue them if they find dangerous situations.

Although there are no reports of casualties, the flood has hit Poyang County hard.

According to the statistics of Poyang County up to now, the flood disaster since 18 has caused 5 1. 1 10000 people in 29 towns and villages in the county to be affected, and 50400 people have been transferred urgently, and they are in urgent need of help 16 1000 people. 15180,000 mu of crops were affected; 300 houses collapsed, directly? The loss reached 37,000 yuan. Although after 1998, the state invested a huge amount of money for the management of large rivers. However, there are still many problems in small and medium-sized rivers, such as low flood control standard and disrepair. ? According to the relevant person in charge of the Jiangxi Provincial Water Resources Department, these small and medium-sized dikes are scattered and numerous, and it is extremely difficult to invest a lot of money in centralized remediation. In the context of the obvious increase of extreme weather, floods in small and medium-sized rivers caused by local heavy rainfall have become more and more frequent in recent years. Qi Huang, an expert of the National Defense General Working Group and director of the Comprehensive Division of the Flood Control and Drought Relief Office of the Yangtze River Water Conservancy Commission, believes that at present, further improving the disaster emergency early warning mechanism is the most effective measure to deal with extreme climate, reduce casualties and reduce economic losses.