Lanzhou's Flood Prevention Efforts: Ensuring City Safety During Heavy Rainfall

Strategic Insights -

To prepare for heavy rainfall in Chengguan District, Lanzhou, environmental sanitation officials activated the flood prevention emergency response mechanism and coordinated with various departments to ensure the city's normal operation and citizens' safety. Over 1,300 cleaners and 80 operating vehicles were deployed to inspect and clean 166 points prone to water accumulation, rainwater and sewage wells, bridges, and low-lying sections of roads. The team also stockpiled emergency tools, stopped river flood channel operations, and had 5 sewage suction trucks on standby.

Key Takeaways:

  • The Lanzhou weather forecast predicted precipitation in Chengguan District from July 24 to 25, prompting the city's environmental sanitation department to activate the flood prevention emergency response mechanism.
  • The department clarified the division of responsibilities among each department and implemented a 24-hour duty system to ensure smooth communication and rapid response.
  • Over 1,300 cleaners and 80 operating vehicles were deployed to inspect and clean 166 points prone to water accumulation, rainwater and sewage wells, bridges, and low-lying sections of roads.
  • The team stockpiled emergency tools, including brooms, water pushers, raincoats, and boots, to ensure sufficient supplies.
  • 5 sewage suction trucks were placed on standby at Nanshan Road, and a 200-person environmental sanitation emergency team was put on duty to assist in post-rain restoration work.
  • The city's housing and construction, municipal, and other departments were ready to cooperate with the environmental sanitation department to ensure the safety of citizens' travel.

Statistics:

  • 1,300 cleaners were deployed to inspect and clean various sections of the city.
  • 80 operating vehicles were used to aid in the inspection and cleaning efforts.
  • 166 points prone to water accumulation, rainwater and sewage wells, bridges, and low-lying sections of roads required inspection and cleaning.
  • 5 sewage suction trucks were placed on standby at Nanshan Road.
  • A 200-person environmental sanitation emergency team was put on duty to assist in post-rain restoration work.

Sources:

  • http://www.lzcgq.gov.cn/art/2025/7/25/art_10856_1532325.html