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china news service, guangzhou, september 19 (reporter wang jian) ​​guangdong held a typhoon prevention consultation meeting on the evening of the 18th to analyze the current three-prevention situation including the tropical depression in the south china sea and typhoon "prasang", study and deploy recent flood and wind prevention work, and make every effort to ensure the safety of people's lives and property.

the meeting pointed out that although typhoon prasang and the tropical depression in the south china sea have no direct impact on guangdong, safety precautions still face unfavorable factors such as strong winds at sea and frequent thunderstorms in recent days. all localities and departments must resolutely overcome the mentality of paralysis and laxity, and with a sense of responsibility of "always being worried", do a good job in all defense work.

the meeting stressed the need to strengthen emergency duty and forecast and warning; to do a good job in wind protection for ships in typhoon-affected areas, to increase the frequency of real-time position monitoring of fishing vessels, to promptly push warning and forecast information to fishing boats, to continue to urge fishing boats in affected waters to strictly implement local typhoon prevention instructions, to return to port for shelter as required, and to guide merchant ships to avoid key affected waters such as the central and northern south china sea and the central and southern beibu gulf.

at the same time, we must strengthen work safety in guangdong's waters, intensify safety management of sheltering vessels and operators, and prevent them from venturing out to sea without authorization; scientifically assess risks in offshore wind power platforms, fish farming, marine ranches, islands and coastal tourism, etc., and implement work safety requirements; and strengthen route safety supervision across the qiongzhou strait, promptly issue navigation warnings and restriction information, and guide ships to sail safely or anchor to avoid the wind.

in addition, we must strengthen the defense against severe convective weather, keep a close eye on local mountain torrents and geological disasters, urban and rural waterlogging and other risks, strictly guard against the impact of disasters that may be caused by thunderstorms and strong winds, promptly stop outdoor high-altitude operations, and urge hazardous chemical companies to implement lightning and moisture protection measures; and promptly pre-position emergency rescue forces and equipment to ensure timely emergency rescue, etc. (end)