At present, the wind in Beijing has entered the strongest period. The Beijing Bureau of China Railway dynamically updates the train suspension situation in real time. A reporter from Beijing Youth Daily learned from the Beijing Key Station District Management Committee that during the orange warning period for high winds, Beijing's "seven stations and two games" set up a total of 17 temporary rest areas for passengers in safe areas. At present, temporary rest areas in some railway station areas have been opened.

According to the news of the suspension of trains released by the railway department, there are 1200 trains suspended at Beijing Fengtai Station today. The reporter learned from the Fengtai Station District Management Office that at present, the additional sheltered temporary rest area in the Fengtai Station area has been opened. There are two temporary rest areas, and the rest area in the station is located in the ticket gate (0B-0B) area of the East Waiting Hall on the second floor of Beijing Fengtai Station, which is about 0 square meters and can accommodate more than 0 people to provide rest services for passengers. A rest area is set up in the hall on the first basement floor of the transportation hub of Fengtai Station, with an area of about 0 square meters and a capacity of 0-0 people. Hot water and change information are available in the rest area.

"During windy weather, the Fengtai Station transportation hub is open for 24 hours, and citizens or tourists can take shelter in the hub when they encounter strong winds." The staff of the Fengtai Station District Management Office said.

In addition, the Beijing West Railway Station area has also opened up 5 temporary rest areas, namely 0 in the dining area on the north negative floor, 0 emergency evacuation areas on the north negative floor, equipped with 0 emergency food and hot water, band-aids, gauze, iodine, etc., the fire department has also deployed 0 sets of cutting equipment, and 0 emergency centers have sent 0 ambulances on standby to ensure that emergencies are responded to within 0 minutes.

Text/Beijing Youth Daily reporter Wang Wei

Editor/Wang Haozhou