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Lvliang Meteorological Bureau issues yellow warning for geological hazards and meteorological risks [Level III/Severe], China

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The Planning and Natural Resources Bureau of Lvliang City and the Meteorological Bureau of Lvliang City jointly issued a geological hazard meteorological risk warning on October 17, 2026 at 8:42 am: from 8:00 am on October 17, 2026 to 8:00 am on October 18, 2026, the geological hazard meteorological risk warning level for some areas of Xing County (Weifen Town, Caijiaya Township), Lin County (Qikou Town), Liulin County (Liulin Town, Liuyu Town), Shilou County (Hehe Township, Peigou Township), Lan County (Dongcun Town, Shangming Township), Zhongyang County (Nuanquan Town), and Jiaokou County (Shuangchi Town, Taohongpo Town) is level III (yellow). Lishi District (Tianjiahui Street Office, Zaolin Township), Xing County (Weijiatan Town, Watang Town, Gaojiacun Town, Luoyukou Town, Caijiahui Town, Zhaojiaping Township), Lin County (Linquan Town, Baiwen Town, Kehu Town, Linjiaping Town, Zhaoxian Town, Muguaping Township, Qingliangsi Township, Shibaitou Township, and Babao Township), Liulin County (Mucun Town, Mengmen Town, Wangjiagou Township), Shilou County (Lingquan Town, Luocun Town, Longjiao Township), Lan County (Lancheng Town, Puming Town), Zhongyang County (Wujiazhuang Town), Jiaokou County (Shuitou Township) The meteorological risk warning level for geological hazards in some areas of the town, Kangcheng Town, and Huilong Town is level IV (blue). Warning response measures: Yellow warning (level 3): The risk of sudden geological disasters caused by meteorological factors is relatively high. We should carry out investigations, inspections, and monitoring of hidden danger points and risk areas, and conduct inspections and monitoring at least twice a day, especially focusing on the front and back slopes of houses. Blue warning (level 4): There is a certain risk of sudden geological disasters caused by meteorological factors. During the risk warning period, important geological hazard hidden points should be inspected and monitored, and close attention should be paid to

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Coordinates35.8617, 104.1954
RegionXingxian
Location Precisioncountry
Issuing AuthorityChina — cn-cma-xx
Cap UrgencyUnknown
Cap CertaintyUnknown

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