Typhoon ‘Highsun’ issued the third stage of the critical script heading north … ‘Severe’ crisis alert update

The Security and Disaster Countermeasures Headquarters of the Ministry of Public Administration and Security (Severe Script) raised the crisis alert level across the country from ‘border’ to ‘severe’ and responded to the 10th Typhoon Haishen North at 7pm day 6. The water level rose to the third emergency level.

The critical script had responded by operating the second stage of emergency work, while the crisis alert level at 9 a.m. on the day was “ doubling, ” but it was raised in 10 hours.

According to the Meteorological Administration, the High Line travels north-northwest at 3 p.m. the same day at about 150 miles per hour southwest of Kagoshima, Japan. It is expected to have a full impact on the Korean peninsula by passing through land about 310 km east of Seogwipo at 3am on the 7th. Thereafter, at 9am, it is expected to cross land nearby. 310 km northeast of Busan, and 90 km east of Gangneung at 3 pm to go north.

Until the morning of the 7th, a preliminary typhoon warning was also in effect throughout the country. Considering the fact that the risk of large-scale landslides with a small amount of rainfall is increasing as the ground is weakened by tsunamis, storms, and delays in drainage due to overlapping approach time and high tide time . It plans to share awareness with the public about the current dangerous situation and to induce preventive prevention, surveillance, control and evacuation.
The head of the company’s headquarters (Minister of Public Administration and Security), Jinyoung, instructed: “All ministries and local governments should operate a response posture and an emergency system, such as operating a countermeasures headquarters corresponding to the level of serious crisis, and ensure that labor, equipment and materials can be mobilized in a timely manner. ” The public was asked: “If you are in the typhoon-hit area, stop all outdoor work and stay out,” he said. In one situation, when necessary, the local government urged local governments to actively use evacuation orders and forced evacuation measures in accordance with the Framework Law on Disaster Management and Security.

They also called for active measures to be taken, such as adjusting travel time and recommending the use of annual songs. The Ministry of Education requested that primary, middle and high schools and front-line universities propose measures for student safety, such as switching to online classes or adjusting school hours.