Having experienced the effects of Typhoon Doksuri and the ensuing floods, the temporary relocation sites in Changshou township in Northeast China's Heilongjiang province are once again bustling with activity.
 
According to the latest weather forecasts, Typhoon Khanu is expected to affect areas including Heilongjiang province, potentially bringing heavy rainfall.
 
Changshou School was selected as a relocation site for residents living along the Mayi River in the township.
 
Government personnel swiftly cleaned and disinfected the surrounding area, and replenished supplies of all kinds, in preparation for any emergency situations that may arise.
   
Zhang Guoyan, who is responsible for overseeing the emergency relocation and resettlement sites in Changshou, said Changshou School is equipped with emergency dormitories, an emergency command center, water supply, power supply, medical points, as well as emergency toilets and garbage disposal facilities, ensuring comprehensive support.
 
That includes 800 cases of mineral water, 25 cases of bread, 20 cases of sausages, 60 cases of dairy products, and various fruits.
 
Some classrooms have also been opened up, ready to provide an additional 300 beds to accommodate the relocated residents and meet their daily needs.
 
Additionally, psychological counseling services will be provided during the relocation process to alleviate any anxiety.
   
Dormitories at Changshou School are ready to receive temporary relocation residents. [Photo/Harbin News Network]