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00:05 In addition to the typhoon in Guangdong, Shenzhen, China,
00:08 the low pressure grass brought by the typhoon has also caused heavy rain.
00:13 The Shenzhen city has entered a storm emergency state since yesterday.
00:17 Faced with severe flooding, many streets have been flooded,
00:21 and the water level has even reached the knees of adults.
00:24 Rescue personnel urgently set off to launch flood prevention measures
00:27 and evacuate local residents to safe places.
00:30 Due to the fast and urgent rainstorm, in order to avoid flood dams collapsing,
00:34 the authorities started to drain the Shenzhen reservoirs in the early morning.
00:38 Later, the original 70 to 80 cubic meters of water was drained per second,
00:42 and the flow rate increased to 120 cubic meters per second.
00:45 Therefore, some people raised questions,
00:48 and believed that the drainage of the Shenzhen reservoirs caused the flood in Hong Kong.
00:52 For this, the Hong Kong Security Bureau Director, Deng Bingqiang, explained at a press conference.
00:56 He said that the drainage of the Shenzhen reservoirs was all part of a planned plan,
01:01 and emphasized that the relevant rivers affected by the Shenzhen flood
01:04 did not rise to the level of the river water dripping.
01:08 So, it was originally expected that the rural areas affected by the Shenzhen drainage
01:13 would not have severe floods.
01:15 He said that the severe flooding in Hong Kong
01:18 seemed to have nothing to do with the Shenzhen drainage.
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