TapTechNews on September 16th, TapTechNews learned from the Shanghai Communications Administration that Typhoon Bebinca (strong typhoon level), the 13th typhoon this year, landed on the coast of Lingang New City in Pudong, Shanghai around 7:30 am (today) on September 16th. When landing, the maximum wind speed near the center was 14 levels (42 meters per second, strong typhoon level), and the minimum central pressure was 955 hPas. At 5 pm on September 15th, Shanghai had already launched a second-level flood prevention and typhoon prevention response, and the typhoon had a certain impact on Shanghai.
As of 4 pm on September 16th, Shanghai has cumulatively 1468 base stations (including pole stations) out of service due to the typhoon, 1104 base stations have been restored, and currently 364 base stations are out of service (all have not been repaired due to power outages, and the outage ratio in the affected area is 0.30%), mainly affecting Lingang in Pudong, the southern part of Songjiang, and Jinshan District and other areas, affecting 2000 users, no fiber optic cable interruption occurred, and no township-level communication total blockage occurred.
The Shanghai Communications Administration has cumulatively dispatched 13689 personnel for guarantee, 657 guarantee vehicles, 851 generator sets, and 99 satellite phones. On September 14th, various basic telecom enterprises cumulatively sent 42.51 million flood prevention safety reminder text messages, reminding all citizens to pay attention to flood prevention, know about flood prevention, and participate in flood prevention.