Heavy rainfall in Hubei has affected more than 10,000 people. What measures does the government have?

At present, China has fully entered the flood season. The Yangtze River basin has been hit by a large range of heavy rainfall, and the water levels of rivers and lakes have risen rapidly. Super-warning floods occurred in some rivers, super-historical floods occurred in some tributaries, and serious geological disasters occurred in some areas.

The Central Meteorological Observatory has issued a 27-day rainstorm warning. Heavy rainfall in Hubei affected more than 650,000 people and caused direct economic losses of 457 million yuan.

1. Heavy rainfall in Hubei affected more than 650,000 people.

According to the statistics of the Emergency Management Bureau of Yichang City, Xiangyang City, Jingmen City, Xiaogan City, Huanggang City, Enshi Prefecture and Shennongjia Forest Region in Hubei Province, as of June 28th 13, 650,600 people in 24 counties (cities, districts) of the above seven cities (states, forest regions) were affected by the heavy rainfall since June 27th, and 7,005 people were resettled. The affected area of crops is 79.53 thousand hectares, including 3.35 thousand hectares; 55 houses collapsed due to the disaster, and 454 houses were damaged to varying degrees; The direct economic loss was 457 million yuan.

On the morning of June 28th, Hubei Provincial Emergency Management Department sent two working groups to the disaster area to verify the disaster situation and guide the local authorities to do a good job in flood control and disaster relief.

Yichang, Jingmen and other places have started flood control emergency level IV and disaster relief emergency level IV responses.

According to Guangming Daily reported on June 29th, experts from China Meteorological Bureau predicted that another round of heavy rainfall would occur in Jianghan, Huanghuai, Jianghuai, Jiangnan and other places from July 2nd after the heavy precipitation at the end of June, which is easy to form superposition effect, and the accumulated precipitation will be more than 1 ~ 2 times than the annual average.

Second, what is the government's response?

It is reported that the Hubei Provincial Emergency Management Department has sent two working groups to the disaster area to verify the disaster situation and guide the disaster relief work.

Party committees, governments and emergency management departments at all levels in the disaster-stricken areas fully organize the search and rescue of trapped people, do a good job in the aftermath of the victims, urgently transfer threatened people and carry out disaster relief work.

The relevant departments reminded that there will be heavy rains in northeastern Hubei, southeastern Hubei and southern Jianghan Plain today and tomorrow, accompanied by heavy rains and strong winds in some areas, and the highest wind speed can reach 7.

At present, the soil water content in the main rainy areas in Hubei Province tends to be saturated, so the prevention offices at all levels should pay close attention to the weather changes, do a good job in preventing disasters such as mountain torrents and mudslides, implement flood control measures for mountain ponds and reservoirs, and prepare for danger at any time.

In addition, due to continuous rainfall, the water levels of rivers and lakes in the province have risen rapidly. On 28th 1 1, Hubei officially launched the Class IV emergency response for flood and drought disaster prevention.

The above is the introduction of more than 650 thousand people affected by heavy rainfall in Hubei. Since June, Hubei Province has ushered in five rounds of heavy rainfall.

They are June 2-8,113, 15- 18, 20-24 and 26-30 respectively.