The Chinese mainland is embarking on comprehensive reconstruction efforts following Super Typhoon Yagi, identified by the China Meteorological Administration as the strongest autumn typhoon to make landfall since 1949.
Although Yagi has weakened, its residual circulation remains a threat, with the National Meteorological Center warning of potential heavy rains in Guangxi and Yunnan. These conditions could lead to severe flooding, landslides, and urban waterlogging, posing significant risks to local communities.
In response, Hainan authorities held a press conference to detail their post-disaster recovery and reconstruction plans. The initiatives aim to restore infrastructure, support affected residents, and enhance resilience against future extreme weather events.
These efforts highlight the Chinese mainland's commitment to rebuilding and ensuring the safety and well-being of its population in the wake of natural disasters.
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Live: Press conference on reconstruction work after Super Typhoon Yagi
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