Inter-provincial support for all-out rescue; electricity consumption of affected residents in parts of Hebei and Beijing has basically recovered.

　　In the past few days, in order to cope with the impact of extreme rainfall in many places, the State Grid has made overall arrangements for emergency repair forces, and set up rescue teams in Beijing, Hebei, Jilin, Heilongjiang, Liaoning and other places to go all out to repair and ensure power supply.

　　It is understood that the State Grid has dispatched personnel from Tianjin, Henan, Shaanxi, Gansu Electric Power and other units of the State Grid to set up nearly 20 rescue teams, carrying emergency generator cars, high-power generators, mobile substations and other equipment to support Hebei and Beijing in an emergency manner, and deployed 5 emergency rescue helicopter units and 2 emergency patrol drone units. In view of Fangshan and Mentougou areas with serious disasters, State Grid Beijing Electric Power deployed more than 4,600 support personnel from various districts and equipped more than 1,100 emergency vehicles. At the same time, State Grid Jilin, Heilongjiang and Liaoning Electric Power also launched the emergency response to flood control and typhoon prevention for the first time, and dispatched operation and maintenance support and emergency repair personnel to ensure the electricity consumption of local residents.

　　As of 12: 00 on August 6, 93 residential communities in Zhuozhou City, Hebei Province have resumed formal or temporary power supply, and the residential communities in the main city have recovered more than 95%. All the 16 residential quarters affected by power supply in Fangshan District of Beijing have resumed power supply, and 9 towns and 4 streets in Mentougou District have resumed power supply.

　　By 18: 00 on August 6th, power supply had been restored to 9 66 kV substations, 40 10 kV lines, 1,793 substations and 122,200 users in Jilin. In Harbin, Heilongjiang and other areas, 62 10 kV lines and 1417 stations were repaired and restored, and a total of 103,700 users resumed power supply. (CCTV news client)