As the Chinese mainland gears up for the Spring Festival holiday, authorities are rolling out urgent measures to tackle record-breaking cold waves and blizzards forecasted to hit central and eastern regions. The holiday, running from Feb. 10–17, coincides with the massive annual travel rush (chunyun), where millions journey home—making weather readiness a top priority.
New guidelines from Chinese leadership emphasize 24/7 monitoring of weather patterns, with real-time alerts blasted via media platforms to keep residents informed. Key focus areas include bolstering transport networks (think: trains and flights), prepping emergency supplies, and safeguarding power grids, telecoms, and heating systems from icy chaos.
Officials are also ensuring markets stay stocked with fresh produce and daily essentials, balancing festive demand with supply-chain snags. With travel disruptions likely, the push for smooth logistics aims to keep families connected during this cultural milestone.
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The holiday, running from Feb. 10–17, coincides with the massive annual travel rush (chunyun), where millions journey home—making weather readiness a top priority.
Key focus areas include bolstering transport networks (think: trains and flights 
), prepping emergency supplies, and safeguarding power grids, telecoms, and heating systems from icy chaos. 
With travel disruptions likely, the push for smooth logistics aims to keep families connected during this cultural milestone. 
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