The Lion Rock and the compasses will bring 2 typhoon signals No. 8 before the Chung Yeung Festival tomorrow (14th). Although the Observatory will send the No. 3 typhoon signal at 4:40 pm today (13th), no matter if you plan to pay your respects on the red day tomorrow (13th) Mountain or hiking, the sense of crisis cannot relax.
Mountain climbing expert Zhong Jianmin warned that the wild risks are higher in the days after strong storms. Trees and water on the mountain roads can be hurting traps at any time. He advises the elderly and children to avoid going to the countryside or mountains tomorrow. If you must go, there are more points to keep in mind. .
Mountain art instructor Wu Anyang even warned: "The day after the wind hits is the most dangerous" and reminds the public to know whether the travel route is safe before going. According to his experience, after a typhoon, it takes about a week for the authorities to clear the road. It is recommended The public postponed the grave sweeping plan for one week.
Mountain climbing expert Zhong Jianmin reminded bees not to move around in large movements.
Zhong Jianmin pointed out that with his years of mountain climbing experience, one should not underestimate the crisis in the mountains after the wind hits, especially some branches have been broken in bad weather, but have not blown off the ground. When the typhoon leaves, the public thinks it is safe and the crisis awareness is reduced. A small breeze may blow off the branches, and there have been many cases of being hit by branches in the past and admitted to the hospital.
Mountain art instructor Wu Anyang also agreed. He said that after the storm, the condition of trees and landslides is more serious. Generally, it takes a week for the Fisheries and Conservation Department to clean up. He suggested that if the public can postpone their visit to the mountain for one week, it would be better to travel. "The first day after hiking is the most dangerous."
▼In the early morning of October 13th, Xinghua Village was flooded with seawater ▼
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For friends who are determined to go to worship the mountain or go on an outing tomorrow, the two experts summarized the following "three dos and three nots" tips, you have to know!
Three do:
1. Pay attention to the travel route, including checking whether the route is safe on the AFCD website.
Generally speaking, public cemeteries are relatively safer, but if they are "treasure geomantic areas" in the wild, citizens should recall whether the route is particularly difficult to navigate, and whether they are familiar with the route to avoid danger.
2. When going out, pay attention to the surrounding environment, including whether the surrounding trees have branches that have been scraped but have not fallen to the ground, whether the ground surface water is serious, and whether the road is covered by branches and may be stepped on.
3. Bring complete equipment, including long-sleeved shirts, trekking poles, comfortable and practical hiking shoes, such as going to the countryside, or need to bring branch shears.
Three don't do:
1. If the weather is bad and the route environment is unfamiliar, don't force it, and postpone the itinerary depending on the situation.
2. Water or rugged ground may be covered by branches and weeds. Don't step on it casually. Use a trekking stick to confirm the ground conditions before deciding whether to move forward, so as to avoid "burning firewood".
3. Do not wear slippers or sandals to avoid injury.
▼October 12, the compass hits Tai O situation▼
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Compass Typhoon | The famous restaurant does not open but the meat shop is crowded for food. Citizens: wait 30 minutes to calculate Compass Typhoon | Education Bureau: If the observatory cancels the No. 8 wave night school before 5pm, the class will resume. The ball hits Hong Kong’s catering industry and costs 300 million yuan. Evening market bookings become a compass typhoon in the hardest hit area | Tin Shui Wai shopping malls and markets are open as usual. Citizens: the price of vegetables is doubled. Those who think the wind is too weak: far from the mangosteen