The Director General of Crisis Management of Hormozgan Province announced that the municipalities of this province are on standby to face abnormal rainfall and the subsequent weather hazards.
Municipalities' Readiness to Confront Rainfall
Considering the forecasts of the Meteorological Organization regarding heavy rainfall in the coming days, the Director General of Crisis Management in Hormozgan emphasized that municipalities, as the frontline of urban crisis management, must take all necessary measures to confront this situation. This readiness includes equipping machinery, preparing human resources, and coordinating with other relief agencies.
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Consequences of Abnormal Rainfall
Abnormal rainfall can lead to sudden floods, damage to infrastructure, and serious problems for citizens. In this regard, the Director General of Crisis Management in Hormozgan urged all citizens to exercise caution during rainfall and heed the recommendations of officials. Additionally, it is expected that with the cooperation of municipalities and other responsible agencies, necessary measures will be taken to reduce the damages and hazards resulting from these rains.
Preventive measures include creating drainage channels, dredging roads and sensitive points, and providing the possibility for rapid water drainage from critical areas. Furthermore, holding educational sessions for citizens regarding safety measures during floods is among the other planned programs.
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