The Fortunate Demoniac Little Village Doctor
Chapter 631 - 631 593 Major Incident

631: Chapter 593 Major Incident 631: Chapter 593 Major Incident After a day and night of hard work, under the leadership of Mayor Liu Hun, Yu Bei City’s frontline defense in Yongxing County had finally held firm, and at this time, it seemed that the heavens were also starting to show mercy as the relentless torrential rain that had been pouring down for days was gradually lessening.

“Mayor Liu!

Take a break and have some Xiao soup!” An Renkui said as he walked into Liu Hun’s tent carrying the Xiao soup.

“Ha ha…

I was just joking with you last night, Secretary An.

Did you take it seriously?” Liu Hun said as he took the Xiao soup.

“You kid!” An Renkui laughed as he sat down opposite Liu Hun, “Thanks to you last night, otherwise, Yongxing County would have turned into the Dragon Palace today.”

“Secretary An, I’ve heard about what you did last night.

Honestly, I owe a lot to your support and guidance.

Although I’ve bumped into some **** luck and accidentally climbed above you, I’ve always admired your character and integrity,” Liu Hun said sincerely to An Renkui.

“You kid…

Ah, if it weren’t for your help back then, I wouldn’t be where I am today.

So many things are given by fate, if it takes them back, then so be it.

I, An Renkui, can still leave behind a good reputation after I die,” An Renkui said, not without emotion.

The two chatted for a while, and then Xia Yanran suddenly walked in, “Good news!

Good news!”

“What’s the good news?” Liu Hun asked, putting down his bowl.

“The meteorological bureau just called to say that the center of the typhoon is moving northward and is very likely to make landfall further north,” Xia Yanran reported.

Liu Hun immediately stood up and walked to a map behind him, continuing to ask Xia Yanran for details, and looked at the map, “Let’s hope the typhoon dissipates soon.”

“However, we cannot be complacent.

The path of this Typhoon Yutu is quite unpredictable, and it’s a super typhoon.

Additionally, it was our miscalculation earlier that led to the lack of emergency response, which caused the serious consequences that followed,” Xiao Yanzi entered and spoke.

After a night’s rest, she looked much better.

“Secretary An!

I hope you can forgive my rudeness yesterday,” Xiao Yanzi apologized to An Renkui.

Seeing that the tent was filled with close associates, she no longer had reservations.

“Where is that coming from, Secretary Xiao?

We’re all here for Yongxing County,” An Renkui responded with a smile.

Xiao Yanzi had been working with An Renkui for many years and knew he was not one to say one thing and do another, so she nodded with a smile and then instructed Xia Yanran, “Inform the heads of each unit to come here for a meeting immediately.

This time we must be absolutely foolproof, and there can be no complacency!”

“Yes!” Xia Yanran responded and immediately went to gather people.

Taking lessons from this experience, Xiao Yanzi convened the heads of each unit and focused on reinforcement and disaster prevention work around Yongxing County, as well as post-disaster assistance and reconstruction efforts in towns such as Qingxiang and Ping’an.

After the meeting, even Liu Hun felt that Xiao Yanzi might be going a bit overboard.

The emergency preparedness she was putting in place was enough to hold another Yongxing County with no issues.

Once the preparations had been arranged, Xiao Yanzi and Liu Hun returned to Yu Bei City after organizing and conducting work in Yongxing County for a few days.

Just when everyone thought the typhoon had passed, sudden bad news arrived.

“Crack!

Bang!

Crack!

Bang!”

Thunder and lightning coupled with fierce winds and rainfall, the drops joining to form lines, pounding the ground heavily as if trying to carve out pits on the surface.

“Thank goodness we were prepared early.

The consequences would be unimaginable if we had been negligent,” Liu Hun said as he stood by the window before picking up the phone to call An Renkui, “Hello, Secretary An?

This is Liu Hun.

How are things over there?”

“Mayor Liu, you can rest assured.

Yongxing County is safe and sound.

The public’s mood is very stable.

I inspect the embankment every day, and there are no issues, so you can be at ease,” An Renkui assured Liu Hun confidently.

Only then did Liu Hun hang up the phone with peace of mind.

Just as he hung up, Xia Yanran knocked and came in.

“Mayor Liu, this is the latest report from the meteorological bureau,” Xia Yanran said, handing over the document.

“Read it to me,” Liu Hun instructed Xia Yanran while he focused on the map hanging on the wall.

“Typhoon Yutu, a strong typhoon, suddenly deviated from its original trajectory while moving north, turning towards the northwest direction.

It is expected to make landfall in three days,” Xia Yanran finished reading and then placed the document on Liu Hun’s desk.

“Okay, you can go now,” Liu Hun said.

His eyes still fixed on the map, he felt that Typhoon Yutu was too erratic, and couldn’t shake the feeling that something else was going to happen.

After returning home, Li Hongxia prepared a relaxing essential oil massage for Liu Hun.

She obviously knew what had happened over the past few days and became much gentler upon seeing Liu Hun return.

“Does this feel good?” Li Hongxia asked as she rubbed rose essential oil down Liu Hun’s spine with her hands.

“Mmm,” Liu Hun, with his head buried in the pillow, could only respond with a grunt.

After massaging for a while, Li Hongxia suddenly remembered a technique the mistress of the parlor had told her about.

Seeing that Liu Hun wasn’t looking at her at the moment, she boldly decided to give it a try.

Soon, little Liu Hun stood at attention.

Li Hongxia saw the pronounced effect and, with one hand caressing his pouch and the other starting to spread essential oil up and down the erect little Liu Hun, she went from top to bottom, then circled around the small head before slowly sliding downward.

Although Liu Hun had enjoyed essential oil massages at the parlor before, Li Hongxia’s self-invented and somewhat unfamiliar technique made him unable to stop.

Just when he wanted to turn over and take charge, the phone suddenly rang.

“Ding ding ding…

ding ding ding…”

“Hello?

Who’s this?” Liu Hun picked up the phone and asked.

At that moment, Li Hongxia also stopped her service.

“It’s me, Xia Yanran.

The province has called an emergency meeting.

All major leaders from each city as well as those surrounding Qionghua City must attend.

Secretary Xiao has already rushed over.

Hurry up and come, I’m waiting for you at the City Committee,” Xia Yanran said before hanging up the phone.

Liu Hun had no time to inquire about the reasons and could only kiss Li Hongxia, briefly explain the situation, and drive to the City Committee with a proudly erect stick.

After picking up Xia Yanran, the two drove overnight to Qionghua City.

As Xia Yanran was also unaware of the specific situation, Liu Hun was somewhat in the dark about what was happening.

By the time Liu Hun drove to the toll booth entrance of Qionghua City, he had a vague idea of the situation.

Several big trees at the entrance had been blown over by the strong winds, and the toll booth was closed due to the stormwater that couldn’t be drained in time.

“Is there another way into Qionghua City?” Liu Hun asked.

Xia Yanran shook her head and said, “This toll booth’s location is relatively high.

If it’s flooded here, other roads leading into Qionghua City would definitely be impassable.”

Just after Xia Yanran finished speaking, the phone rang.

“Hello, is this Secretary Xiao?

I know but…

hello hello hello…”

“Is it Secretary Xiao?

What’s happening?” Liu Hun asked urgently.

“It’s Secretary Xiao, but the signal cut out after just a few words,” Xia Yanran said anxiously, continuing to dial Xiao Yanzi’s number but not getting through.

“What did Secretary Xiao say?” Liu Hun was also trying to get through on the phone, but both attempts to reach Xiao Yanzi and Xiao Yanzhu were unsuccessful.

It was obvious that the road ahead was blocked with no way through.

“Secretary Xiao said Qionghua City has initiated a first-level disaster response.

Then something about a request, but I couldn’t make out the rest before the call cut off,” Xia Yanran said a bit helplessly.

With a furrowed brow, Liu Hun tossed the phone aside and then caught sight of the car radio.

He immediately turned it on and, after cycling through several channels, finally picked up a broadcast.

“Zzzzz…

Qionghua City…

has already…

zzzzz…

become isolated and helpless…

turned into…

zzzzz…

an island city…

zzzzz…

Typhoon Yutu…

tonight at ten o’clock…

zzzzz…

will make landfall in Qionghua City…

the Central has already dispatched a command…

zzzzz…”

After the last burst of static, the broadcast went silent, and the car was enveloped in a deathly quiet, with only the piercing sound of raindrops hitting the roof.

“Qionghua City has become an isolated island now.

We must figure out a way!” Liu Hun murmured to himself.

“Figure out what?” Xia Yanran asked, panicking for lack of ideas.

“Let’s go!

We’ll immediately head back to Yu Bei City and call an emergency meeting.

We must organize and deploy a rescue operation!

To save Qionghua!” Liu Hun declared before hitting the gas, and the car turned around to head back to Yu Bei City.

After the rushed journey back to Yu Bei City, Liu Hun convened an emergency meeting overnight.

Officials from Yu Bei City hurriedly gathered in the City Committee building, puzzled by the solemn atmosphere and unsure of what was going on.