Ask the provinces to keep a close watch on Typhoon Goni



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The Steering Committee for the Prevention of Natural Disasters and the Search and Rescue of provinces and cities had to closely monitor the evolution of Typhoon Goni; take the initiative to ensure the safety of lakes and dams.

The Central Steering Committee for Prevention and Control of Natural Disasters requested the above, on the afternoon of October 31. Consequently, the authorities of the provinces and cities must inform the ships and vessels operating at sea about the position, direction of movement and evolution of Typhoon Goni in order to actively prevent it, leave or not move. in the danger zone.

Forces are ready to provide rescue and rescue means to quickly handle potential adverse situations; strictly manage the navigation of ships.

The local government continues to examine residential areas along rivers, streams, downstream of lakes, dams that are at risk of flash floods, landslides; Low areas are prone to deep flooding to actively organize the relocation and evacuation of people to safe places.

In the case of critical hydroelectric and irrigation dams, the authorities and operating units must actively reduce the water level to ensure safety; assign specific tools, arrange permanent forces in reservoirs that are filled with water, reservoirs are in danger of losing the security to handle quickly in case situations …

Hydrometeorological Prediction Center He said, at 1 pm this afternoon, super typhoon Goni Center is about 360 km northeast of central Philippines, the strongest wind is 220 km / h, level 17, shocking above level 17.

Today, the storm is moving in a southwesterly direction, traveling at 20 to 25 kilometers per hour. At 1:00 pm on November 1, the storm was about 570 km from the Hoang Sa archipelago to the southeast, the strongest wind was 115 km / h, level 10 to 11, level 13.

Planned route and area affected by super typhoon Goni.  Photo: NCHMF

Planned route and area affected by super typhoon Goni. Image: NCHMF

The next two days The typhoon moves mainly to the west, every hour about 20 km, entering the East Sea. At 7:00 am on November 2, the mind of the storm was 750 kilometers southeast of the Hoang Sa archipelago, the strongest wind in the area near the center of the storm was 115 km / h, level 10 to 11, level 13.

The following days, The storm is moving west, traveling at 15 to 20 kilometers per hour. At 13:00 on November 3, the mind of the storm in the southeast sea of ​​the Hoang Sa archipelago is forecast, the strongest wind is 100 km / h, level 9 to 10, level 12.

The Japan Meteorological Station said the storm was reaching its maximum with a wind force of 213 km / h, it shook 305 km / h, after entering the East Sea it dropped to 130 km / h, it shook 185 km / h. The Hong Kong station predicts that a strong 260 km / h storm before entering the Philippines will slow to 185 km / h.

International stations forecast Typhoon Goni to land in the Philippines with the power of a super typhoon and then enter the South China Sea with a significant decline. If this storm enters the South China Sea, in less than a month there will be 5 storms, a tropical depression that will enter Vietnam.

Mr. Nguyen Van Huong, Chief of the Weather Forecast Division (National Hydrometeorological Forecast Center) said Typhoon Goni will make landfall in the Philippines tonight and tomorrow.

“Around dawn and on November 2, the storm will pass over the southern part of Luzon Island and enter the South China Sea; this time the intensity of the storm is forecast to weaken significantly, to level 11.” Huong said.

By this morning, Hurricane Molave ​​left 27 dead, 50 missing, 67 injured; 4,115 people in Nghe An continued to be evacuated, 63 bridges and many roads were divided.

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