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Six years ago, the Port Supervision Bureau began urging shipping enterprises and individual boat operators engaged in river transportation to install very high frequency radios and join the Yangtze River Communication Network, but even now many small boats still have not installed one.
Some boats don't even have a radio and cannot receive notifications from the Ministry of Transport about the suspension of navigation on the entire lower Yangtze River.
001, sailing from Yingchuan Port to Bailong Port, intercepted fourteen cargo ships one after another, ordering the owners to quickly take their vessels to the nearest Cha Port for shelter.
There are also many small fishing boats on the river who are completely unaware of the imminent typhoon—they too must be urgently warned to return.
The most troublesome issue is that more than twenty cement ships of various sizes are anchored along the river without anyone on guard!
