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Meteorological Disaster Warning Signal Issued In Hubei Province And Dissemination Of Management Practices

Original Language Title: 湖北省气象灾害预警信号发布及传播管理办法

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(Adopted by Decree No. 316 of 6 May 2008 of the Government of the Northern Province of Lake Great Britain and Northern Ireland)

In order to regulate the dissemination and dissemination of meteorological disaster early warning signals, the defence and mitigation of meteorology, the protection of national and people's life and property security, this approach has been developed in accordance with the relevant provisions of the People's Republic of China Meteorology Act, the People's Republic of China Operation in Tangular Emergencies Act, the meteorological disaster warning signals issued and the means of dissemination.
Article 2
Article III of this approach refers to early warning messages to the public of the meteorological disaster warning signals (hereinafter referred to as early warning signals), which are known as the meteorological stations (hereinafter referred to as the meteorological stations).
Article 4 Early warning signals are composed of names, maps, standards and defence guidance. The early warning signals in this province are divided into typhoons, storms, typhoons, winds, temperatures, droughts, minee, haw, denunciation, cholera, road ice. The maps, standards and defence guides for early warning signals are being implemented in compliance with the Meteorological Early Warning signals and defence guide developed by the Meteorological Authority of the Department of State, i.e., the Monitoring signals and defence guides for meteorological disasters in the northern province of Lake (annex).
Article 5. The level of early warning signals is based on the level of hazards, urgency and development patterns that may result from meteorious disasters, which are generally divided into four levels: IV (General), III (gross), II (serious), I (in particular gravity), subsidiaries, diagrams and reds, while in English.
Article 6. Meteorological authorities at all levels are responsible for the issuance, updating, removal and dissemination of early warning signals in the current administration.
Managements such as radio Television, communications at all levels should work in collaboration with meteorological authorities to disseminate early warning signals in accordance with their respective responsibilities.
Article 7. Governments at all levels should strengthen early warning signals to launch and disseminate infrastructure, create accessible and effective means of dissemination of early warning signals and expand early warning signal coverage.
Article 8. Early warning signals have been implemented in a unified system of publication. At all levels of meteorological stations have issued early warning signals in a timely, accurate and unpaid manner, in accordance with the issuance of competent and operational processes, as well as a regional area for early warning of meteorological disasters. When multiple meteorological disasters occur at the same time or are forecasting, a number of early warning signals can be issued in accordance with relatively appropriate standards. The issuance of authority and business processes for early warning signals is developed by the provincial meteorological authorities.
No other organization or individual may issue early warning signals to society.
Article 9 meteorological stations should disseminate early warning signals to the public in society through radio, television, newspapers, fixed telephone networks, mobile telephone networks, the Internet, e-learning devices.
The dissemination of early warning signals to the public of society should be timely, accurate and unpaid.
Article 10. The meteorological stations shall be made available to the public within five minutes after their forecasts to meet the standards of early warning, or after the forecasting of updating the criteria for the lifting of the early warning level, while reporting to the current people's Government, informing the relevant sectors and disaster prevention agencies.
The media, such as radio, television, must be broadcast to the public within 30 minutes after they receive the blue, yellow-warning signals directly provided at the current level of meteorology, and after the receipt of the diagrams directly provided by the head-level meteorological cell, the early warning signal must be broadcast to the public in society within 15 minutes.
The media, such as radio, television, should be immediately webcasting early warning information after they were received to winds, storms, storms, snow, fire, ice, ice and ice.
Article 12 Local telecommunications operators should jointly develop early warning signals with local meteorological authorities, establish early warning signals to launch green corridors and ensure access to early warning information, such as “12121” telephones, telephony letters. The telecommunications operators have received early warning signals from meteorological stations affiliated with local meteorological authorities, which must be disseminated within 15 minutes to all users of the early warning region. In the aftermath of the receipt of a wind, storm, snow, wind, fire, ice, ice and icemer early warning signals, it should be communicated immediately to all users in the early warning region.
The management units in public places such as schools, airports, ports, vehicle stations, high roads, tourist sites, large rallies, large businesses, recreation, hygienic sites should be installed or used to disseminate early warning signals using electronic demonstrating devices and other facilities.
Article 14. Governments at all levels, business units, mass self-government organizations should be able to communicate early warning signals in a timely manner, while promoting the preparation of relevant emergency preparedness and, if necessary, triggering emergency preparednesss as required.
In disseminating early warning signals by the media and information services units, the name and timing of the meteorological stations that issued early warning signals shall not be altered and derogated from the content of early warning signals, nor shall it be denied the dissemination of early warning signals and the transmission of early warning signals directly provided by meteorological stations belonging to false, outdated and non- meteorological authorities.
Article 16 protects, in accordance with the law, the facilities dedicated to early warning signals. Any organization or person shall not be intrusive, destroyed or otherwise mobile; the frequency of radio transmission of early warning signals shall not be tolerated.
Article 17, meteorological authorities should organize educational advocacy on early warning signals. The development of early warning signals, the universalization of meteorological disaster risk reduction knowledge, the strengthening of public awareness of disaster risk reduction and the promotion of public resilience and resilience.
The National Commission for Disaster Mitigation at all levels, schools, villages (community) shall cooperate with the meteorological authorities in their educational advocacy for early warning signals.
Article 18, in violation of the provisions of this approach, imposes, destroys or unauthorized means of transmission facilities dedicated to mobile early warning signals, is punishable by law by the Meteorological Authority by order to stop violations, by releasing the status quo or by other remedies, and by fines of up to 50,000 dollars; causing loss and by law liability; constituting violations of the management of the security sector; punishing them by law; constituting an offence and by bringing criminal responsibility under the law.
Article 19, in violation of the provisions of this approach, is one of the following acts, which are being corrected by the Meteorological Authority, warnings that can be made up of a fine of up to 50,000 dollars; and legal accountability for offences:
(i) Other units outside meteorological stations and individuals to issue early warning signals to society;
(ii) The use of early warning signals directly provided by non- meteorological stations to be broadcast to society.
Article 20, when media and information services are broadcasting early warning signals, does not mark the name and time of the meteorological stations that issued early warning signals, or modify or delete the content of early warning signals or refuses to disseminate early warning signals, causing serious consequences, which are being redirected by meteorological authorities, giving warnings that could be accompanied by a fine of up to $30,000.
Article 21, Meteorological staff play a role, leading to a significant error in the issuance of early warning signals, administrative disposal of the direct responsibilities and the principal holder; and criminal accountability by law.
Article 2

Annex: Meteorological Disaster Early Warning signals and Defence Guidelines in North Lakes
I. Sustainable early warning signals
The Typhoon Early Warning signal is divided into four levels, with blue, yellow, orange and red.
(i) Blue warning signals
Figure 1:
Standard: 24 hours may or have been affected by tropical cyclones, sea or land average wind strength above 6 levels, or above and may be sustained.
Defence guide:
The Government and the relevant sectors are prepared in accordance with their responsibilities.
Cessation of open collective activities and off-site hazardous operations;
Work on water in the relevant waters and a positive response to ships, such as relapsing or circumventing navigation;
In addition, the axes, the legs, squatters, advertisements, etc. are prone to smoking, cutting off dangerous side power sources.
(ii) Philosophical, early warning signals
Figure 1:
Criteria: 24 hours may or have been affected by tropical cyclones, sea or land average wind strength of more than 8, or more than 10 morphs and may continue.
Defence guide:
Prepared by the Government and the relevant sectors for the preparedness of preventive response in accordance with their responsibilities;
Cessation of off-site hazardous operations indoor and external buildings;
The operation in the relevant waters and the intervention of vessels take a positive response, along with solid port facilities, to prevent ships from taking hostages, shocks and collisions;
In addition to seizing or disbanding the hard-won, the personnel should not be accidental to ensure that the elderly remain in the most secure place in their homes and that the persons in danger are transferred in a timely manner.
(iii) Toorange warning signals
Figure 1:
Standard: There may be or has been affected by tropical cyclones within 12 hours, the average temperature of the coastal or land has reached more than 10 levels, or more than typhoon 12.
Defence guide:
The Government and the relevant sectors are responsible for the prevention of turmoil response;
Cessation of large gatherings, suspensions and suspensions within and outside the room (other than special industries);
The operation in the relevant waters and the ship should be returned to the port to avoid winds, to include solid port facilities, and to prevent a ship from taking a slogan, cranes and collision;
(b) To the extent possible, in the area of wind safety, the personnel should remain in a safe and safe place, and when the wind centre has been reduced by time or by the end of the period of time, it will be abrupt attack and should remain in a safe havens and the timely transfer of persons at risk;
Relevant areas should pay attention to flooding and geological disasters that may trigger heavy rainfall.
(iv) Typhoon warning signals
Figure 1:
Standard: There may be or has been affected by tropical cyclones within six hours, or the average temperature of the coastal or land has reached more than 12 levels, or more than 14 morphs and may be sustained.
Defence guide:
The Government and the relevant sectors are responsible for the prevention of wind emergencies and theft;
Cessation of assembly, suspension and suspension (other than special industries);
Ships who have fled the port are subject to active measures, as appropriate, to properly arrange for the retention or transfer of personnel to the security zone;
Accompanied or dismantled cranes, who should be waiting for a safe and safe place where the wind centre would be reduced by time or by a time of silence, and the chewing would be abrupt attack, and should remain in the security service to avoid the wind and the timely transfer of occupiers;
Relevant areas should pay attention to flooding and geological disasters that may trigger heavy rainfall.
Rain rain early warning signals
Rain rain early warning signals ranged from four levels to blue, yellow, ion, and red.
(i) Rapeed warning signals
Figure 1:
Standard: rains will reach more than 50 mm in 12 hours or have reached more than 50 mm and rainfall may continue.
Defence guide:
Prepared by the Government and the relevant sectors for the prevention of storms in accordance with their responsibilities;
Schools, kindergartens take appropriate measures to ensure the safety of students and young children;
Drivers should take note of road water and traffic resistance to ensure security;
Inspection of urban, farmland, fish pond drainage systems is prepared for flooding.
(ii) Raphical rains fervent early warning signals
Figure 1:
Standard: rains will reach more than 50 mm in 6 hours or have reached more than 50 mm and rainfall may continue.
Defence guide:
The Government and the relevant sectors are responsible for the prevention of storms;
Transport management should take transport control measures in accordance with the road conditions, and in the light of the road conditions, in the light of the road conditions;
To cut off the dangerous side power sources in low-lying areas, to suspend outdoor operations in the airfields, to transfer dangerous landrs and at-risk homes to safe sites;
Inspection of urban, farmland, fish pond drainage systems and the necessary drainage measures.
(iii) Raino-range warning signals
Figure 1:
Standard: rains will reach more than 50 mm in three hours or have reached more than 50 mm and rainfall may continue.
Defence guide:
The Government and the relevant sectors are responsible for the prevention of storm emergencies;
(a) To cut off dangerous side sources and to suspend outdoor operations;
units in hazardous areas should be discontinued, discontinued and special measures should be taken to protect the safety of school students, young children and other classes;
Urban cities, farmland lags, and attention is paid to the prevention of potential-induced disasters such as mountains, landslides, cements.
(iv) Rain rain warning signals
Figure 1:
Standards: rains will reach more than 100 mm in three hours or more than 100 mm and rainfall may continue.
Defence guide:
The Government and the relevant sectors are responsible for the prevention of storm emergencies and theft;
Cessation of assembly, suspension and suspension (other than special industries);
Defence and risk-taking of disasters such as mountains, landslides, mudges.
Clash early warning signals
Skills early warning signals are divided into four levels, with blue, yellow, ion, and red.
(i) Skilled blue warning signals
Figure 1:
Standard: Over four mm in 12 hours, or more than 4 mm and snow continued, may have an impact on transport or pastoral industries.
Defence guide:
Prepared by the Government and the relevant sectors in accordance with their responsibilities for the prevention of the flood and the defence of theft;
The sectors such as transport, railway, electricity and communication should be maintained through road, rail, route trajectory, and road cleaning and snow-clearing;
To note that the typhoons, the driver's carry, and the vehicle should take a precautionary approach;
The agricultural pastoral area and the breeding industry reserve feeds for the prevention of flooding and fire-free preparations;
Temporary blends, such as sewerage.
(ii) Skills rapist early warning signals
Figure 1:
Standard: Over 6 mm in 12 hours, or more than 6 mm and snow continued, may have an impact on transport or pastoral industries.
Defence guide:
The Government and the relevant sectors implement, in accordance with their responsibilities, measures to prevent and combat the scourge;
The sectors such as transport, railway, electricity and communication should strengthen road, rail, route policing, and access to road cleaning and snow-clearing efforts;
To note that the typhoons, the driver's carry, and the vehicle should take a precautionary approach;
Crops and breeding industries are well-documented and prepared to prevent the scourge and to prevent theft;
Temporary blends, such as sewerage.
(iii) Skilling a flash warning signal
Figure 1:
Standard: Over 10 mm in the six-hour period, or more than 10 mm have been reached and the snow has continued or may have a greater impact on transport or pastoral industries.
Defence guide:
The Government and the relevant sectors are responsible for the prevention and response to the scourge;
The sectors such as transport, railway, electricity and communication should strengthen road, rail, route policing, and access to road cleaning and snow-clearing efforts;
Reduce unnecessary outdoor activities;
Temporary blends, such as solid squatters, have pushed outdoor livestock to be feed into squatters.
(iv) Skiller warning signals
Figure 1:
Standard: Over 15 mm in the six-hour period, or more than 15 mm and drying, may or have had a greater impact on transport or pastoral industries.
Defence guide:
The Government and the relevant sectors are responsible for the prevention of the floods and the prevention of the denunciation of the victims;
(a) The suspension, suspension, if necessary (in addition to special industries);
If necessary, the aircraft was suspended, the fire truck was suspended and the highway was temporarily closed;
Relief, such as pastoral areas.
Critical early warning signals
The typhoon early warning signal is divided into four levels, with blue, yellow, ion, and red.
(i) Blue warning signals
Figure 1:
Standard: The minimum temperature will fall by more than 8°C in 48 hours, with a minimum temperature of 4°C, with an average land wind power of more than 5; or a decrease of 8°C, the lowest temperature is equal to 4°C, with an average temperature of 5 years and may be sustained.
Defence guide:
Prepared by the Government and the relevant sectors in accordance with their responsibilities to prevent the tide;
Takes note of the addition of the warming;
Measures to protect tropical crops and water products;
Preparations for wind.
(ii) typhoons of precipitous early warning signals
Figure 1:
Standard: The minimum temperature will fall by more than 10°C in 24 hours, with a minimum temperature of 4°C, with an average land wind power of more than 6; or a decrease of more than 10°C, the lowest temperature is equal to 4°C, with an average wind of 6 years and may continue.
Defence guide:
The Government and the relevant sectors are working in line with their responsibilities;
Takes note of the increase in the number of chores, weaknesses and patients;
Past measures to prevent livestock, poultry and tropical, subtropical fruits and associated water products and crops;
Harmony.
(iii) typhoons of warning signals
Figure 1:
Standard: The minimum temperature will be reduced by more than 12°C in 24 hours, with a minimum temperature of less than 0°C, with an average land wind power of more than 6; or a decrease of more than 12°C, the lowest temperature is equal to 0°C, with an average temperature of more than 6 and may be sustained.
Defence guide:
The Government and the relevant sectors are responsible for the prevention of typhoon emergencies;
Takes note of the cold war;
(b) To take active measures to prevent such veterans, such as denunciation, chillers and minimize losses;
Harmony.
(iv) Past tide warning signals
Figure 1:
Standard: The minimum temperature will be reduced by 16°C over 24 hours, with a minimum temperature of less than 0°C, with an average land wind power of more than 6; or a decrease of 16°C, the lowest temperature is equal to 0°C, an average temperature of more than 6 and may be sustained.
Defence guide:
The Government and the relevant sectors are responsible for the prevention of typhoon emergencies and theft of risks;
Takes note of the cold war;
(b) To take active measures to prevent such veterans, such as denunciation, chillers and minimize losses;
Harmony.
High-level early warning signals
The high wind (other than typhoon) early warning signals are at four levels, with blue colours, creativity, orange, and red.
(i) Blue warning signals
Figure 1:
Standards: 24 hours may be affected by a great wind, with an average wind strength of more than 6 or above; or have been affected by a great wind, an average of 6 to 7 years, or a pyrethroid of 7 to 8 and may be sustained.
Defence guide:
The Government and the relevant sectors are acting in accordance with their responsibilities;
The gate window, along with hygienic bribes such as solid blocks, squatters, advertising brands, is well placed indoor items that are vulnerable to the effects of the wind, and incest building materials;
Work on water in the relevant waters and a positive response to ships, such as relapsing or circumventing navigation;
Attention was drawn to the minimization of spousal vehicles and to the fact that they were not allowed to stay in advertising brands, temporary consignments, etc.;
The authorities and units concerned pay attention to fires such as forests, grassland.
(ii) Evangelical pre-warning signals
Figure 1:
Standard: There may be a significant impact within 12 hours, with an average wind power of more than 8 or more, or more of the pyrethroid 9; or have been affected by the wind, an average of 8 to 9 years, or a pyrethtan 9 to 10 years and may continue.
Defence guide:
The Government and the relevant sectors are acting in accordance with their responsibilities;
Cessation of open activities and off-call operations, and the transfer of dangerous seafarers and people at risk to the extent possible to the safe havens;
The operation in the relevant waters and the intervention of vessels take a positive response, along with solid port facilities, to prevent ships from taking hostages, shocks and collisions;
To cut off off the source of hazardous electricity outside the household and to properly house indoor items that are vulnerable to the effects of the wind, and to invacate construction supplies;
units, such as airports, highway roads, should take measures to secure transport safety, with the attention of the sectors and units concerned to fires such as forests, grasslandes.
(iii) Largeorange warning signals
Figure 1:
Standard: There may be a dramatic impact within six hours, with an average wind power of more than 10 years or more of the pyrethroids; or have been affected by the wind, an average of 10 to 11 years, or pyrethtan 11 to 12 and may be sustained.
Defence guide:
The Government and the relevant sectors are responsible for the prevention of large wind emergencies;
Small schools and units with weak housing resilience should be discontinued, discontinued and staff reduced;
The operation in the relevant waters and the ship should be returned to the port to avoid winds, to include solid port facilities, and to prevent a ship from taking a slogan, cranes and collision;
To cut off dangerous sources of electricity and to properly house off-door items that are vulnerable to the effects of the cyclone, and to invacate construction supplies;
units such as airports, railways, highways and water traffic should take measures to secure transport safety, with the attention of the relevant sectors and units to fires such as forests, grassland.
(iv) High-level Translator early warning signals
Figure 1:
Standard: There may be a dramatic impact within six hours, with an average wind strength of more than 12 years, or more than 13 levels of pyrethroids; or have been affected by wind, an average of more than 12 levels, or more than UF13 and may be sustained.
Defence guide:
The Government and the relevant sectors are responsible for the prevention of large-scale emergencies and theft;
The personnel should remain as far as possible in the area of wind safety without accident;
Ships who have fled the port are subject to active measures, as appropriate, to properly arrange for the retention or transfer of personnel to the security zone;
To cut off dangerous sources of electricity and to properly house off-door items that are vulnerable to the effects of the cyclone, and to invacate construction supplies;
units such as airports, railways, highways and water traffic should take measures to secure transport safety, with the attention of the relevant sectors and units to fires such as forests, grassland.
High-warning signals
High temperature early warning signals are ranked at three levels, respectively, in the name of yellow, srone and red.
(i) High-ware early warning signals
Figure 1:
Standard: The maximum temperature for three consecutive days will be more than 35°C.
Defence guide:
The relevant departments and units prepare for the prevention of drought in accordance with their responsibilities;
To minimize outdoor activities after a break;
Summit guidance for the elderly, the poor, the sick and the young population;
Those who require long-term outdoor air operations in high temperature conditions and white days should take the necessary protection measures.
(ii) High-warning signals
Figure 1:
Standard: The highest temperature will rise to more than 37°C in 24 hours.
Defence guide:
The relevant sectors and units are responsible for the implementation of the Summit safeguards;
To the extent possible, avoiding outdoor activities in high temperatures, and those operating under high temperature conditions should reduce their working hours;
The provision of summer precipitation guidance to the old, weak, sick and young people and the necessary protection measures;
The authorities and units concerned should pay attention to the prevention of fires caused by excessive electricity and excessive electricity, such as electricity lines, transformers.
(iii) High-warning signals
Figure 1:
Standard: The highest temperature will rise to more than 40°C in 24 hours.
Defence guide:
The relevant departments and units shall take measures to prevent the summer response in accordance with their responsibilities;
Cessation of outdoor open operations (other than special industries);
Measures to protect the elderly, the poor, the sick and the young population;
The authorities and units concerned pay particular attention to fire prevention.
Drought early warning signals
Drought early warning signals are ranked at the secondary level, with an orange and red. Dry indicators are divided according to the national standards for the integrated meteorological drought index (GB/T20481-2006).
(i) Droughtorange warning signals
Figure 1:
Standard: An integrated meteorological drought index is expected to peak in the coming week (the weather drought is 25 to 50 years), or more than 40 per cent of crop crops in a given province (zone).
Defence guide:
The relevant sectors and units are responsible for the defence of drought response;
The relevant sectors launch emergency stand-alone water resources, and all available sources within the Movement Control Territories, giving priority to securing water and livestock water for rural and urban residents;
Repressing urban water supply indicators, giving priority to irrigation water for economic crops and limiting large amounts of agricultural irrigation;
Constraints of non-productive high-energy water and services water, limiting emissions of industrial wastewater;
The meteorological sector conducts man-made rainy operations in due course.
(ii) Drought warning signals
Figure 1:
Standard: An integrated meteorological drought index is expected to reach drought in the next week (more than 50 years of weather drought) or more than 60 per cent of crop crops in a given province (zone).
Defence guide:
Relevant sectors and units are responsible for the defence of drought emergency and relief efforts;
At all levels, Governments and relevant departments have initiated emergency water supply programmes such as long-range water management, through a variety of means, such as drainage, bathy and vehicle delivery, to ensure living and livestock water for rural and urban residents;
Timely or limited supply of water for urban residents, down or at a stage of sexual cessation of agricultural irrigation water;
Prohibition of non-productive high-energy water and services and suspension of emissions of industrial wastewater;
The meteorological sector, when appropriate, has increased its workforce.
Mine-elect early warning signals
The mine-electronic early warning signal is divided at three levels, respectively, in the name of yellow, slogan and red.
(i) Re-elected pre-warning signals
Figure 1:
Standards: potential mine-electric activities may occur within six hours, which may result in a mine-hydro accident.
Defence guide:
The Government and the relevant sectors are responsible for mine prevention;
Close attention is being paid to weather events to minimize outdoor activities.
(ii) Reelectoroline warning signals
Figure 1:
Standard: The possibility of a mine-related activity within two hours or has been affected by the mine-electronic activities and may be sustained, and the likelihood of a disaster in mine power is more likely.
Defence guide:
The Government and the relevant sectors implement preventive response measures in accordance with their responsibilities;
The staff should remain in the room and be placed on the window;
Outdoors should be hiding into buildings or vehicles with mined facilities;
To cut off dangerous sources of electricity and not to circumvent rains under trees, under electricity, and in the first instance;
No umbrella should be taken in the airfields, not to take ownership of farms, the treasury, and the sky.
(iii) Reelectronic warning signals
Figure 1:
Standard: The possibility of a mine-related activity within two hours is very high or there has been strong mine-electric activities and may be sustained, with the possibility of a disaster in mine power.
Defence guide:
The Government and the relevant sectors are responsible for the prevention of emergency response;
The personnel should do so to the extent possible in the buildings or in the cars of the mined facilities and be able to access the window;
No access to the day line, water management, iron grid, metal windows, walls outside buildings, and electrical equipment and other similar metal devices, such as ITU;
To the extent possible, the use of unprotected devices or anti-repetition devices without adequate TV, telephone, etc.
Close attention was paid to the publication of information on mine-electronic early warning.
ice hail early warning signals
ice hail early warning signals are ranked at the secondary level, with ambiguous and red.
(i) ice ice ice fertile early warning signals
Figure 1:
Standard: There may be hail weather within six hours and may result in habeas corpus.
Defence guide:
The Government and the relevant sectors are responsible for the prevention of healing;
Meteorological services are prepared and operated by artificial habeas corpus;
Those outsiders immediately escape from safe places;
Removal of poultry, livestock into places where it is fervent, and the proper protection of indoor goods or equipment, such as cars that are vulnerable to ice attacks;
Attention was paid to the defence of a mine-electric disaster accompanied by ice.
(ii) Helvy warning signals
Figure 1:
Standard: There is a great likelihood of habeas corpus within two hours and may result in severe habeas corpus.
Defence guide:
The Government and the relevant sectors are responsible for the prevention of bleak emergencies and theft of dangerous jobs;
The Meteorological Department conducts man-made habeasur operations in due course;
Those outsiders immediately escape from safe places;
Removal of poultry, livestock into places where it is fervent, and the proper protection of indoor goods or equipment, such as cars that are vulnerable to ice attacks;
Attention was paid to the defence of a mine-electric disaster accompanied by ice.
Additional warning signals
This adds to the three levels of the warning signals, which are based on blue colours, creativity and ion.
(i) Affluence of Blue Early Warning signals
Figure 1:
Standards: The minimum ground temperature will be reduced to O°C below 48 hours, which will have an impact on agriculture or have been downgraded to O°C to have an impact on agriculture and may continue.
Defence guide:
The Government and the agro-industry authorities are responsible for the prevention of further chilling preparations;
Some protective measures are needed for crop crops, vegetables, flowers, legs and forest breeding;
Rural grass-roots organizations and farmers are concerned about the deterioration of early warning information on the ground in order to take measures to strengthen protection.
(ii) Affluence of yellow warning signals
Figure 1:
Standard: The minimum ground temperature in 24 hours will be reduced to below 3°C, which will have serious implications for agriculture, or has been downgraded to 3°C below, has serious implications for agriculture and may continue.
Defence guide:
The Government and the agroforestry authorities have been responsible for the prevention of additional emergency response;
Rural grass-roots organizations are required to carry out a wide range of people to prevent the scourge;
To minimize losses by taking active measures to prevent such as crop crops, forest breeding varieties;
Measures such as vegetables, flowers, Guacon and garners are needed to alleviate the cholera.
(iii) Concrete warning signals
Figure 1:
Standard: The minimum ground temperature will be reduced to 5°C in a 24-hour period or will have a serious impact on agriculture or have been downgraded to 5°C below, with serious implications for agriculture.
Defence guide:
The Government and the agroforestry authorities have been responsible for the prevention of additional emergency response;
Rural grass-roots organizations are required to carry out a wide range of people to prevent the scourge;
Positive responses to crop, vegetables, flowers, legs, forestry breeding are needed to minimize losses.
Immunary warning signals
The Grace Early Warning signal is ranked at three levels, respectively, in the name of yellow, slogan and red.
(i) Grace warning signals
Figure 1:
Standard: There may be less than 500 muns within 12 hours, or there has been a smoke that is less visible than 500 metres, greater than 200 metres.
Defence guide:
The relevant sectors and units are prepared in accordance with their responsibilities;
Improving transport management and safety through units such as airports, highway, ferry terminals;
Drivers pay attention to changes in fumes and to caring;
Indoor activities, attention is paid to security.
(ii) Graceollow warning signals
Figure 1:
Standard: There may be less visible than 200 munitions in 6 hours, or there has been a small of 200 metres, a greater than 50 metres.
Defence guide:
The relevant sectors and units are acting in accordance with their responsibilities;
Enhanced movement control command by airfields, highway and terminal units;
Drivers must strictly control the pace of cars and the arrival of the ship;
Reducing outdoor activities.
(iii) Grace warning signals
Figure 1:
Standard: There may be less visible than 50 metres within 2 hours, or there has been a smoke that is less than 50 metres.
Defence guide:
Relevant sectors and units are responsible for the prevention of response;
The relevant units take transport safety control measures, as appropriate, in accordance with industry provisions, such as the suspension of aircraft and the temporary closure of the highway and the temporary suspension of flights;
Drivers take fire prevention measures in accordance with the anti-staride approach, taking a reasonable way in accordance with environmental conditions and finding safe stopping regional parks as soon as possible;
Outdoor activities are not carried out.
XXII, Early Warning signals
The signals of an early warning signal are ranked on a vetereotyped and orange.
(i) Amicidal early warning signal
Figure 1:
Standard: There may be less than 3000 metres in the 12-hour period, or there has been a skilful and sustainable skilful swell of 3000 m.
Defence guide:
Drivers are caring for a minor nature;
Due protection is required for personnel due to a marked decrease in air quality;
A respiratory disease patients are minimized and can be taken.
(ii) Tonine early warning signals
Figure 1:
Standard: There may be a skill less than in 2000 m, or can be seen in a skilful and sustainable manner than in 2000 m.
Defence guide:
Improving transport management and safety through units such as airports, highway, ferry terminals;
Drivers with caution;
The poor quality of air requires adequate protection for personnel;
Reducing outdoor activities by personnel, respiratory diseases are avoided to the extent possible and can be taken.
XIII. Road ice warning signals
Road ice warning signals are ranked at three levels, respectively, in the name of yellow, slogan and red.
(i) Road ice ice ice ice veterans of early warning
Figure 1:
Standard: When the surface temperature is less than 0°C, there is a rainfall that may arise within 12 hours on the road impact on transport.
Defence guide:
The authorities, such as transport, public safety and security, are required to carry out the preparations for the ice icemetry in accordance with their responsibilities;
Drivers should pay attention to the situation of the road and safety;
The trajectory has left the best possible vehicle to pay attention to the downturn.
(ii) Road ice orange warning signals
Figure 1:
Standard: If the surface temperature is less than 0°C, it appears to be downgraded and there may be a ice on the road that has a greater impact on transport within six hours.
Defence guide:
Departments such as transport, public safety and security are required to carry out the ice response in line with their responsibilities;
Drivers are required to take measures to recover from their command and to exercise them promptly;
There was a focus on the fight against land.
(iii) Road icemer early warning signals
Figure 1:
Standard: If the surface temperature is less than 0°C, it appears to be downgraded, it may occur within two hours or have already appeared on the road that has a significant impact on transport.
Defence guide:
The services such as transport, public safety and security are able to close the ice response and risk-taking;
The authorities, such as transport, public security, note the direction and evacuation of vehicles and, if necessary, the closure of the iceway;
Persons are minimized.