More than 5 fishing boats in Nantong, Jiangsu Province have returned to Hong Kong to take shelter from the wind. What measures should citizens take to take precautions?

More than 5 fishing boats in Nantong, Jiangsu Province have returned to Hong Kong to take shelter from the wind. The most important thing is to ensure the safety of offshore production. All offshore workers need to evacuate as soon as possible and return to safety. Because of the approaching typhoon, citizens must also strengthen their protection. When going out, don't stay near billboards and tall buildings. At the same time, they should reduce outdoor activities and try to stay in safer places. Old people and children must check the weather forecast before going out.

Originally, this time should be the second batch of fishing days after the fishing moratorium, but this year's No.11 typhoon happened. In case of this natural disaster, all we can do is to protect, and all fishing boats need to enter the harbor to take shelter from the wind, which makes it impossible for fishermen to fish at sea. Although offshore production is important, it makes everyone's life more important. What we can do at this time is to withdraw as much as possible to prevent life safety from being threatened.

Because of the typhoon, there will be strong wind and rain weather in most areas of our country, outdoor large-scale gatherings or some aerial work, so dangerous work should be stopped. When citizens go out, they must pay attention to some simple buildings, which need to be strengthened or directly demolished if necessary.

Typhoon is a common weather phenomenon, which can bring sufficient precipitation to some areas, but at the same time, it will also cause wanton damage. Therefore, after the local meteorological station sends out the warning signal of this typhoon, it is necessary to be vigilant and avoid going to the areas where the typhoon will pass. Residents living in high-rise buildings should remember to close the windows, and at the same time, some drying racks and flower pots placed on the balcony should be put away to prevent them from being blown to others.

In case of a typhoon, citizens need to prepare flashlights, check doors and windows, and people who are outdoors must immediately retreat to a safe area that can prevent wind. At this time, staying at home should be the safest place, and at the same time, pay attention to rain and flood prevention.