According to the Meteorological Observatory of Hainan and Guangdong Provinces, the third typhoon this year, "Siamba", is expected to land on the coast of eastern Hainan Island to eastern Guangdong on July 2. Affected by it, on July 1, some flights at Haikou Meilan Airport were ca

Jimin News Reporter Cao Xuejiao Yang Jinying

According to the Meteorological Observatory of Hainan and Guangdong Provinces, the third typhoon this year, "Siamba", is expected to land on the coast of the eastern part of Hainan Island to the eastern part of Guangdong on July 2 (strong tropical storm level or typhoon level). Affected by it, on July 1, some flights at Haikou Meilan Airport were cancelled due to weather reasons, and Haikou Xiuying Port, Xinhai Port and Railway South Port stopped operations; Zhanjiang , Maoming and other regions in the eastern and western regions of Guangzhou issued notices of suspension of classes.

trains entering and leaving Hainan Island were suspended

According to the Hainan Provincial Meteorological Observatory on July 1, the third typhoon "Siamba" this year was strengthened to a strong tropical storm level at 23:00 on June 30. Affected by it, most parts of Hainan Island will experience precipitation of more than 100 mm in the next 24 hours.

Typhoon "Siamba" forecast path map (Photo source: Guangdong weather)

According to Hainan Railway, trains entering and leaving the island will be suspended from 8:00 on July 1, and all passenger and cargo ships in and out of the island will be stopped. At the same time, Haikou Xiuying Port, Xinhai Port and Railway South Port have stopped operations, and vehicles passing through the sea have been cleared, and the suspension of operations is expected to last until July 4.

html At noon on the 1st, a merchant near Xiuying Port told Jimu News that they had received news that "Siam Ba" was about to land. Rain has not started near the port yet, and their shop is still open for normal business.

However, the impact of typhoon still disrupts the travel of some citizens. Ms. Zhang (pseudonym), who lives in Henan, told Jimu News that she had originally booked a flight ticket to Haikou on July 4, but on the morning of the 1st, she received a text message and a call from the airline informing her that the flight was cancelled and she could apply for a change or refund. Afterwards, Ms. Zhang applied for a full refund.

The staff of Haikou Meilan Airport told Jimu News that the airport is still operating normally, but some flights were cancelled due to weather reasons on the afternoon of the 1st. Passengers can consult the airline for specific circumstances.

Some flights at Haikou Meilan Airport were cancelled (Photo source: very accurate mini program screenshot)

At 6:20 on July 1, the Hainan Provincial Meteorological Bureau upgraded the fourth-level typhoon warning to the third-level typhoon warning.

Leizhou Peninsula Some areas suspended classes

According to the forecast of Guangdong Provincial Meteorological Observatory at around 1 noon on July 1, it is expected that "Siamba" will move northwestward at a speed of 15 to 20 kilometers per hour, tending to the sea surface of the eastern and western regions of Guangxi, and the intensity will continue to strengthen. It may strengthen to a typhoon level (level 12) in the offshore coastal areas between Jiangmen and Zhanjiang during the day on the 2nd. As of 1 noon, a total of 61 typhoon warning signals in Guangdong are in effect, and Zhanjiang, , Yangjiang, and other places have issued windproof level IV emergency responses.

In order to deal with the upcoming typhoon, primary and secondary schools, kindergartens and off-campus training institutions in Zhanjiang City were closed on the afternoon of July 1.

Notice of suspension of classes (Photo source: Zhanjiang release)

In addition, the Maoming Meteorological Observatory issued a yellow typhoon warning signal at 9:00 am on July 1. The Municipal Education Bureau issued a document requiring Maonan District , Binhai New District , High-tech Zone, and all colleges and kindergartens directly under the Education Bureau (including private) to be suspended immediately, and all local schools and schools should do a good job in student safety management.

Ms. Li, a citizen living in Zhanjiang, told reporters that she had received news that the typhoon would log in the next day and would be suspended for one day. It didn't rain in Zhanjiang on July 1st, and the weather was cloudy and relatively stuffy.

Another Zhanjiang citizen, Ms. Fan, said that her cousin who was in elementary school had been suspended. She was not worried about the upcoming typhoon. "Zhanjiang has experienced too many times, and this typhoon is just ordinary."

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