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Xinhua Silk Road: Chinese solutions for meteorological early-warning help more countries tackle climate challenges
- China’s Meteorological Administration released “MAZU,” an AI-enabled system offering multi-hazard warnings and broad coverage.
- “MAZU” supports cloud-based trials in more than 40 countries and has been used in Pakistan, Ethiopia, the Solomon Islands, Jordan, Sri Lanka, Mongolia, and Djibouti.
- The system combines AI weather models, Fengyun satellite data, monitoring products, and cloud computing under the UN Early Warnings for All initiative.
- A China-Pakistan early-warning system was added to platforms operated by Pakistan’s meteorological authority.
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Xinhua Silk Road: Chinese solutions for meteorological early-warning help more countries tackle climate challenges
BEIJING, Sept. 21, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- For millennia, as her believers believe, the traditional Chinese sea goddess Mazu has been blessing safe voyages. Now, Chinese meteorological early-warning solutions named after her are helping more countries prevent meteorological disasters.
PÉKIN, 22 September 2026 /CNW/ -- For millennia, according to belief, the Chinese goddess Mazu is the protective divinity of sailors.
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