Original title: Ministry of Transport: Up to now the overall operation of the transportation industry in Henan Province is stable and orderly
CCTV News: On July 28, the State Information Office held a press conference on flood prevention and disaster relief work.
At the meeting, Zhuo Li, head of the Emergency Office of the Ministry of Transport, said that up to now, the overall operation of the transportation industry in Henan Province is smooth and orderly.
In terms of railways, as of yesterday evening, 200 floods that affected traffic had been rushed through 179, and the remaining 21 were under emergency repairs. Except for individual line sections were interrupted, blocked, and two lines were converted to single-line operation, the rest of the main trunk lines were restored to traffic. There are 87 speed limits on 11 ordinary lines, including the Beijing-Guangzhou Line, Longhai Line, and Jiaoliu Line, and seven speed limits on the Zheng-Tai and Beijing-Guangzhou high-speed railways. In terms of highways, highways and national and provincial trunk roads are generally smooth and orderly. As of today, 5 highway sections, 5 highway sections, 8 national highways, and 17 provincial highways, 56 sections have been rushed and resumed. The highways and main passages of the national and provincial trunk lines in Henan province remain unblocked, and there are currently no people or vehicles stranded. As for the expressway, only one site was interrupted due to stagnant water, and traffic is expected to resume after the flood drops. 36 sections of ordinary national and provincial roads were interrupted, 14 of which were flooded with roads, and they could pass after the water subsided. The other 22 locations are expected to be recovered by the end of July. Rural roads have suffered more damage, with 1,685 blocked, and 843 have been rushed to pass. The sections that have not been rushed through are mainly because the floods in some counties and cities have not yet receded, and the conditions for rushing through are not available for the time being. For some critical sections in the mountainous area, due to the large amount of landslides and the entire roadbed being washed out, the rush-through period is relatively long.
In addition, urban public transportation in Henan Province is speeding up its recovery. Except for the Zhengzhou subway, bus lines in Zhengzhou, Anyang, and Hebi have resumed operations at 100%. In terms of civil aviation, Zhengzhou Xinzheng Airport has fully resumed operations last night, and the current number of flights has reached the level before the rainstorm, with an average of 600 flights per day. The operation of the postal industry was fully restored, and there was no backlog of express mail.
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