The Natural Resources Bureau of Huangnan Prefecture and the Meteorological Bureau of Huangnan Prefecture jointly issued a geological hazard meteorological risk warning: Based on the precipitation situation in the past 48 hours and the future 24-hour precipitation forecast, combined with the susceptibility of geological hazards, from 22:00 on July 13 to 22:00 on July 14, 2026, the geological hazard meteorological risk warning level in Jianzha County, Huangnaihai Township, Jiawu Township, Shuangpengxi Township, Lancai Township, Zhamao Township, Nianduhu Township, Qukuhu Township, Longwu Town, and Baoan Town of Tongren City is level II (orange warning), indicating a high risk of geological hazards caused by meteorological factors. In other areas of Tongren City, the meteorological risk warning level for geological disasters in Maixiu Town, Zeku County is level III (yellow warning), indicating a high risk of geological disasters caused by meteorological factors. In other areas of Zeku County, the meteorological risk warning level for geological disasters in Henan County is level IV (blue warning), indicating a certain risk of geological disasters caused by meteorological factors. Please combine the warning information, closely monitor the precipitation situation, and do a good job in preventing geological disasters such as the evacuation of threatened people in the warning area. Strictly prevent unauthorized return of evacuated residents within key geological hazard risk areas. Defense Guidelines 1. Governments at all levels and relevant departments should carry out geological disaster prevention work in accordance with emergency plans. 2. Please pay attention to the meteorological risk warning information of geological disasters in a timely manner and travel to the geological disaster warning area with caution. 3. For geological hazard risk areas in the orange warning zone and those who are threatened by slopes, cliffs, ditches, and water, please evacuate immediately to nearby shelters and resettlement sites organized by the local disaster prevention department. Personnel within the yellow and blue warning zones are advised to keep an eye on changes in warning information, pay attention to nearby warning signs, and avoid staying in high-risk areas such as valleys, slopes, and steep cliffs (ridges).