From July 28^th to 29^th, affected by Typhoon Doksuri, landslides, trees collapse and canal blockage occurred in many places in Baiyunshan Scenic Area. Waterlogging problem occurred in the service area. In order to comprehensively speed up the recovery work after Typhoon Doksuri and ensure the safety of surrounding people and property, Baiyunshan Scenic Area quickly acted to resume work.

       On the morning of July 29^th, the deputy general manager of Baiyunshan Tourism Development Company led a team to carry out emergency rescue and disaster relief work in the scenic area. Firstly, arranged personnel and vehicles to patrol the scenic area. Our team found that many trees fell on the roadside, some of which were broken off at the waist or even uprooted, and landslides caused a mess on the road. Therefore, the staff immediately cleaned and transferred the fallen trees on both sides of the sightseeing bus road, placed warning triangles at the landslide to warn passing vehicles, and cleaned up the sand and garbage on the road, to ensure the safety of the road and smoothness of the traffic.

       Secondly, organized the staff to clear the ditches in the square. Due to heavy rains overnight, the debris and twigs that have accumulated during the erosion flow into the drainage ditch, causing it to become blocked. Early in the morning, under the direction of the leaders, the staff began to dredge the ditches and remove garbage. At the same time, sanitation personnel worked together to sweep the water into the drainage outlet to ensure that the water in the square could be drained as soon as possible. After the accumulated water being discharged, the ground of the square was flushed and cleaned.

       Next, Baiyunshan Scenic Area will conduct a comprehensive inspection and treatment of all drainage systems, including all ditches and side drains, and organize the engineering team to repair the infrastructure such as road collapse, scenic guardrail, and lighting lamps inside the tunnel in the scenic spot, to ensure the safe and orderly reopening of the scenic area.