The Natural Resources Bureau of Hualong Hui Autonomous County, in conjunction with the county's Meteorological Bureau, has jointly issued a geological hazard weather risk alert. Based on previous precipitation data and the 24-hour rainfall forecast, combined with overlapping rainfall zones and the likelihood of geological hazards, a Level IV (blue) warning will be in effect from 20:00 on September 19, 2026, to 20:00 on September 20, 2026.

During this period, meteorological factors pose a certain risk of triggering geological disasters in the area. Local authorities are urged to closely monitor rainfall conditions and implement precautionary measures, including the evacuation of residents threatened within the warning zone. Special attention must be given to preventing evacuated individuals from returning to high-risk geological hazard areas.

Defensive guidelines are as follows: Government agencies and relevant departments should follow emergency response plans to safeguard against geological hazards. The public is advised to stay informed about geological hazard weather risk alerts and avoid traveling to designated warning areas. Residents within the blue warning zone should monitor any changes in alert information, heed nearby warning signs, and avoid lingering in high-risk locations such as gullies, slopes, and steep cliffs.