Yellow Sea and Bohai Sea waters experience strong winds; maritime authorities in multiple locations issue major maritime risk information alerts.

The reporter learned from the Maritime Safety Administration of the Ministry of Transport that today the Yellow Sea and Bohai Sea areas are experiencing strong winds, some routes have been suspended, and maritime departments in multiple locations have jointly issued major maritime risk information alerts, promptly activating emergency responses to make every effort to ensure waterborne traffic safety. Affected by the strong winds, the Liaoning-Shandong inter-provincial passenger transport routes have been fully suspended, all land-island transport routes in the Liaoning jurisdiction have been fully suspended, and coastal yachts, land-island transport vessels, and offshore construction vessels in Shandong have all suspended operations. Tianjin, Hebei, Shandong, Liaoning and other places have jointly issued major maritime risk information alerts, deployed additional law enforcement personnel for on-site duty, and conducted on-site verification of vessel mooring, power, and life-saving equipment conditions. At the same time, relying on the smart maritime regulatory platform, dynamic monitoring of vessels at sea is carried out, reminding vessels underway to adjust their navigation plans and proceed to safe waters to anchor and shelter from the wind. The maritime departments will track meteorological changes in real time, and after the impact of the strong winds ends, they will orderly restore vessel navigation and scientifically manage maritime traffic flow.