Typhoon "Bolo Yi" is approaching. The National Marine Forecast Station has issued a yellow alert for waves.

Reporters learned from the Ministry of Natural Resources that due to the impact of Typhoon Bolo on the southern part of the South China Sea, there will be huge to fierce waves in the central part of the South China Sea. The National Marine Forecasting Center issued a yellow wave warning today. Typhoon Bolo is expected to enter the eastern part of the South China Sea on the morning of the 27th, and then move northwest with increasing intensity. As for the waves, it is expected that from the night of September 26 to the afternoon of September 27, there will be 4 to 6 meters of huge to fierce waves in the central part of the South China Sea, with a yellow wave warning level for the nearshore areas. Ships operating in the above-mentioned sea areas should pay attention to safety, and relevant coastal units should take precautionary measures against waves in advance.