Central and southeastern Hainan are set for moderate to heavy rainfall from November 11–12 as Typhoon Yinxing nears, China's Ministry of Water Resources announced Sunday. Coastal rivers like the Wanquan and Changhua may see minor water level rises, sparking flood control alerts. ⚠️
Government Response in Full Swing
Authorities are tracking Yinxing's path 24/7, holding daily risk assessments, and sharing updates with Hainan's water resources team. Urgent repairs on water infrastructure, improved evacuation plans, and optimized reservoir operations are prioritized to balance safety and resource management. 💧🛠️
Winds & Waves on the Move
As of November 10, Yinxing was 245 km southeast of Sansha City, drifting southwest at 5–10 km/h. Waves in Wanning City have already crashed ashore, foreshadowing the storm's impact. 🌊
Safety First!
Hainan's water department is prepping reservoirs and assessing infrastructure risks. A central ministry team has arrived to assist local flood control efforts. Stay Weather Aware! 📢
