On the morning of July 28th, this year's 5th typhoon, “Dusu Rui”, made landfall along the coast of Jinjiang, Fujian, bringing with it fierce winds and torrential rain. It has become the strongest typhoon to hit China this year. The China Meteorological Administration stopped numbering it at 11:00 on the 29th, but its residual circulation continued to move northward, causing sustained rainfall in many areas of North China.

To confront Typhoon “Dusu Rui”, governments at all levels have made comprehensive arrangements and deployed disaster prevention, reduction, and relief efforts, determined to win the tough battle against the typhoon. Istrong, as a “Chinese disaster reduction and profit-oriented information service provider”, unites its entire team, implements on-site duty, and provides technical support to support disaster prevention and mitigation efforts.

On-site Duty, Standing Together Against the Typhoon

Istrong's operations and maintenance personnel, along with team leaders, formed a duty team, jointly stationed at nearly 30 provincial, municipal, district, and county command centers in Fujian, along with the client teams. They remained highly vigilant, stood ready, and faced the typhoon head-on. For every client request, the Istrong team responded promptly, offering professional and reliable technical support. They released early warning information promptly, supporting multi-departmental coordination and joint dispatching, thereby enhancing the level of typhoon, flood, and waterlogging prevention at the provincial, municipal, and county levels.

Real-Time Monitoring of Typhoon Paths

During the impact of Typhoon “Dusu Rui”, Istrong's “Typhoon Path” mobile application garnered extensive attention from the public, providing real-time updates on the typhoon's movements and tracking its entire cycle. Furthermore, Istrong used various promotion platforms, such as public accounts, video channels, and short videos, to continuously disseminate meteorological disaster early warning information, the latest typhoon developments, upcoming weather changes, and disaster prevention knowledge to the public. This expanded the channels for the public to access weather alerts and heightened awareness of disaster prevention.

We are currently in the peak typhoon season, and Typhoon “Kanu” strengthened from a typhoon to a strong typhoon on the morning of the 31st. Istrong's entire team is in combat readiness, adhering to the service philosophy of “customer needs come first”. If you have any operational and maintenance service requirements, you can call the hotline at 400-620-1615. Istrong will always be the strength behind you.

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