Wuhan, August 13 (China News Service) (Wu Yili, Tang Qianling, Lyu Zhipeng) According to the Yangtze River Maritime Safety Administration on the 13th, the administration has officially terminated its typhoon emergency response. Traffic control on downstream vessels in the Anhui section, Jiangxi section, and Huangshi section of Hubei along the Yangtze River trunk line has been lifted in an orderly manner, and water traffic in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River has fully resumed.
It is understood that during the typhoon impact from August 7 to 9, the Yangtze River Maritime Safety Administration successively imposed traffic control on downstream vessels and branch-channel vessels in the Wuhu, Anqing, Jiujiang, and Huangshi sections of the Yangtze River trunk line, guiding a total of 4,787 vessels to anchor in safe waters and ensuring zero dangerous situations and zero accidents among vessels during the typhoon.
During this round of typhoon prevention work, the Yangtze River Maritime Safety Administration optimized and designated 62 sheltered anchorages and berthing areas and 426 anchorage positions in advance, and implemented list-based management for anchored vessels and personnel on board. At the same time, it issued early warning information through information channels such as the intelligent management platform, VHF, and text messages. During the typhoon’s passage, it checked and reminded vessels in its jurisdiction one by one, achieving full
