CCTV News: Recently, the cold wave has affected most parts of China, and various places have taken measures to respond actively.

Snowfall has occurred in many places in Inner Mongolia since January 24. In Wuhai, Ordos and other places, local snow removal operations are carried out continuously through mechanical cleaning and spreading snow melting agents. Gansu's transportation, urban management, sanitation and other departments have adopted a combination of mechanical snow removal and manual cleaning to concentrate on areas such as expressways, national and provincial trunk roads, and key urban roads. The snowfall also caused Lanzhou Zhongchuan International Airport to be closed for a while. After multiple rounds of ice and snow removal operations, the airport has resumed normal operation. From yesterday afternoon to this morning, heavy to blizzards occurred in Sanmenxia, ​​Luoyang, Zhengzhou and other places in Henan Province. Henan Expressway Maintenance Department carried out snow removal and ice melting operations on multiple sections.

The Central Meteorological Observatory predicts that the cold wave weather will continue to affect our country in the next three days. The meteorological department reminds that it is the peak period of the Spring Festival travel rush, and the public should be careful and slow to go out and pay attention to traffic safety.

Sanmenxia, ​​Henan: Snowfall causes freezing on the road surface, and multiple departments work together to ensure smooth traffic.

In recent days, due to heavy snow, road surfaces in Sanmenxia of Lianhuo Expressway have frozen, which has affected vehicles' passage. Local highway traffic police and other departments have urgently cooperated to remove ice and snow in a timely manner to ensure smooth flow.

Starting from January 23, moderate to heavy snowfall in Sanmenxia, ​​Henan, and snow on the local roads on Lianhuo Expressway has frozen. The highway traffic police and multiple departments have launched an emergency mechanism, adopting police cars to speed-treading to lead transit vehicles to pass through the jurisdiction safely.

At around 3 a.m. on the 25th, on the Guanyintang section of Lianhuo Expressway, the snow was as thick as 6 cm. The local relevant departments launched a number of special vehicles and new snow-pushing trucks to be put into snow removal operations. At present, the traffic conditions of expressways in Sanmenxia are good, and there is no long-term or large-scale traffic congestion.

Long County, Shaanxi: Snowfall causes vehicles to be stranded, warm and warm service to ensure the needs of drivers and passengers

Starting from January 23, snowfall and cooling weather occurred in many places in Shaanxi Province. In Long County, Baoji, snowfall once caused some sections of the expressway to be closed, with drivers and passengers stranded. Relevant departments provided services in a timely manner to ensure the living needs of stranded people.

At 5 p.m. on the 24th, temporary traffic control was implemented on the Baoji to Pingliang section of Yinkun Expressway, resulting in more than 60 trucks and nearly 100 small cars being trapped, and more than 400 drivers and passengers were stranded in the service area of ​​Long County, Baoji. In order to ensure the safety and living needs of stranded people, the local government promptly connected with the highway management department, provided noodles, dumplings, wontons and other food for stranded people, and added heating facilities in the service area lobby.

At 9:30 a.m. on January 25, the traffic control was lifted from the Baoji to Pingliang section of the Yinkun Expressway, and the stranded vehicles drove away one after another under the guidance of staff.

Inner Mongolia: Large-scale snowfall and cooling, and multiple departments work together to ensure traffic

Starting from January 24, Inner Mongolia has experienced large-scale snowfall, cooling and strong winds from west to east. On the 25th, the Inner Mongolia Meteorological Observatory issued yellow warnings for cold waves, blue warnings for strong winds and yellow warnings for road icing.

Starting on the evening of January 24, cooling and snowfall began to occur in western Inner Mongolia. In Wuhai City, the snowfall lasted until 7:00 on the 25th, with the maximum snowfall of 12 mm, causing snow to freeze on the roads. As of 4 pm on the 25th, the entrances of the Beijing-Tibet Expressway and the Wuhai section of the Rongwu Expressway were still under traffic control, and all vehicles were prohibited from passing.

In Ordos City, the snowfall is still continuing. The local area has also launched an emergency plan to organize personnel and machinery to carry out comprehensive snow removal on major urban roads.