Beijing, Hong Kong, and Macao have told the "fishing out" of more than 40 vehicles to initially troubleshoot about 81 vehicles.

Beijing, Hong Kong, and Macao to “fish out” more than 40 vehicles in the morning

Preliminary investigation of flooded 81 vehicles is expected to be fully drained tonight

“The place where we stood was water yesterday. Today, the water has receded a lot.” This morning, the reporter went to the disaster relief site on the south side of the Du Jiakan toll station of the Beijing-Hong Kong-Macau high-speed highway, and was here to participate in the rescue of the Red Cross Blue Sky Rescue Team. Rescue team members told reporters that the water was originally 1 kilometer long and has now receded to three or four hundred meters. The height of water has dropped significantly.

The reporter saw on the scene several rescue vehicles that were in operation. They were large cranes that lifted and transported water to infiltrate cars, as well as pump trucks, emergency vehicles, and emergency vehicles. The barriers in the middle of the expressway set up tents. . Under the hot sun, rescue workers are busy. The reporter stood at the rescue scene for two or three minutes and was battered by the hot sun.

Rescue team member Hu Xipeng told reporters that he was a diving instructor in Tianjin. He and his team arrived at the scene from Tianjin yesterday morning and put on a wetsuit to the underwater row. "The deep place is estimated to be 6 meters deep." Xiaohu and his team members said that the underwater visibility is "zero" and nothing can be seen. The investigation is completely on hand. “The initial investigation of the first day is estimated to have 81 vehicles.” The “heavy metal” of the blue sky rescue team told reporters that as the water gradually withdrew from the early morning, about 40 vehicles had been removed. Judging from the current situation, the water here is expected to drain all this evening.

The reporter learned that a total of 30 rescue personnel from the Blue Sky Rescue Team rushed here to participate in the rescue early in the morning. At present, more than 20 people are still participating in the rescue at the scene. "Heavy metal," said some players have not been rested for 24 hours.

Early this morning, the Beijing Red Cross opened a food supply truck to the disaster relief site and provided breakfast and lunch for rescue workers on site.

This morning, the city’s transportation department revealed that the relevant departments have drawn all parties’ forces to perform drainage operations on the accumulated water at a distance of 17.5 kilometers from Beijing-Hong Kong-Macao Highway to Beijing. Due to the large amount of accumulated water and the long working hours, it is still not possible to pass today. Members are advised to use public transportation such as the Fangshan Line and Line 9 as far as possible.

In order to facilitate the public to travel by rail, the city subway operator today adjusted the train operation plan for the Fangshan line and the 9th line. The morning peak is 7:00 to 10:00, the evening peak is 17:00 to 20:00, and the peak traffic interval is adjusted to 5 In minutes, the peak hours for lunch are adjusted to 8 minutes, and visitors will be added at the appropriate time according to the passenger flow. The bus group timely adjusted the 18 bus lines running in the area by way of round trip, shuttle bus or take-off bus route, and temporarily opened the bus connection line from Liangxiang North Gate to Changyang Subway Station.

Detour advice

Vehicles from the Beijing-Hong Kong-Macao Express to Beijing can be bypassed from Sanhuanhuan Bridge, Sihuan Nanshawo Bridge, Wuhuan Yumenkou Bridge to Lianshi Road, south of the West 6th Ring Road, and then enter the Beijing-Hong Kong-Macao Expressway. Peripheral Beijing vehicles can be headed north by the Beijing-Hong Kong-Macao Expressway and then enter the Liuhuan Road. Specific detours please pay attention to travel tips.

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