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据浙江省文化和旅游厅9月13日消息，为做好台风“梅花”防御工作，浙江积极响应，紧急预警，多地进入防御戒备状态，截至目前，浙江全境A级景区暂停运营， 图书馆、博物馆、文化馆、美术馆等公共文化场馆暂停开放，所有文化和旅游活动取消或延期。    Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear and Republican Attorney General Daniel Cameron accused each other of taking extreme stands on abortion policy Monday night as they wrangled over an issue that's become a flashpoint in their hotly contested campaign for governor in Kentucky.During an hourlong debate at Northern Kentucky University in Highland Heights, Kentucky, the rivals fielded questions over education, taxes, public safety and the monthlong strike by autoworkers, which has spread to Ford's highly profitable Kentucky Truck Plant in Louisville.The candidates tried to one-up the other in their support for public education. Some of their sharpest exchanges during the televised debate, however, came when asked to lay out their stands on abortion. Their remarks, which took place about three weeks before the Nov. 7 election, came against the backdrop of Kentucky's current abortion law, which bans the procedure except when carried out to save a pregnant woman’s life or to prevent a disabling injury.Beshear said that his challenger celebrated the abortion ban’s passage and pointed to Cameron’s long-running support for the law as written, without exceptions for pregnancies caused by rape or incest.“My opponent’s position would give a rapist more rights than their victim," Beshear said. "It is wrong. We need to change this law. We need to make sure that those individuals have that option.”Once Roe v. Wade was overturned by the U.S. Supreme Court, the state’s trigger law — passed in 2019 — took effect to ban nearly all abortions.Cameron reiterated Monday night that he would sign a bill adding abortion exceptions if given the chance, a position he revealed during a radio interview last month.Cameron went on the attack by pointing to Beshear’s opposition to abortion restrictions passed by the state’s GOP-dominated legislature. As attorney general, Beshear refused to defend a law imposing a 20-week ban on abortion, and later as governor he vetoed a 15-week ban, Cameron said. “That is Andy Beshear’s record on the issue of life," Cameron said. "It’s one of failure for the unborn.”Beshear responded that he has consistently supported “reasonable restrictions,” especially on late-term abortions. Beshear also noted that the 15-week ban lacked exceptions for rape and incest.Abortion polices have been at the forefront of the campaign. Beshear's campaign released a TV ad last month featuring a Kentucky woman who revealed her own childhood trauma while calling for rape and incest exceptions. The woman, now in her early 20s, talked about having been raped by her stepfather when she was 12 years old. She became pregnant as a seventh grader but eventually miscarried.Meanwhile, the candidates took turns touting their plans to improve public education.Cameron accused the governor of mischaracterizing his plan to help students overcome learning loss when schools were closed during the pandemic.“We need a governor that is going to lean into this issue to fight for our kids and make sure that they have the best education system here possible in Kentucky,” Cameron said.Beshear highlighted his own plan calling for an 11% pay raise for teachers and all public school personnel, including bus drivers, janitors and cafeteria staff. He said he's supported educators “every step of the way” to raise their pay and protect their pensions as governor and previously as attorney general.“If we want to make sure that we have a math teacher, a physics teacher, everything we need in our classrooms, we have to pay people closer to what they’re worth,” the governor said.Beshear also made another pitch for his plan for state-funded pre-K for every 4-year-old in Kentucky.Beshear criticized Cameron for supporting a Republican-backed measure to award tax credits for donations supporting private school tuition. The Kentucky Supreme Court struck down the measure last year. The governor and other opponents of the bill said the program would have diverted money from public schools. Supporters said the measure offered opportunities for parents who want new schooling options for their children but are unable to afford them.“He (Cameron) supports a voucher program that would take tens of millions of dollars out of our public school system," Beshear said. "Out of the paychecks of our educators, out of the resources that they need, and again send them to fancy private schools.”Cameron has proposed raising the statewide base starting pay for new teachers, saying it would have a ripple effect by lifting pay for other teachers. Cameron’s plan also would develop an optional, 16-week tutoring program for math and reading instruction.“We need leadership that’s going to catch our kids up,” Cameron said.The candidates were asked to weigh in on the targeted strikes by the United Auto Workers union at all three Detroit automakers. Beshear replied that “this isn’t an either-or. We need the UAW to come out in a strong place and Ford to come out in a strong place, too.”Ford is a major employer in Louisville with two assembly plants in Kentucky's largest city. Ford and its battery partner, SK Innovation of South Korea, are building twin battery plants outside Glendale in central Kentucky — a $5.8 billion megaproject landed during Beshear's tenure as governor.Cameron expressed support for the workers while saying he hopes for a swift resolution. He blamed the labor dispute on President Joe Biden's economic policies, part of his effort to nationalize the campaign by linking Beshear to the Democratic president — a well-used GOP strategy in red states like Kentucky.“We are in this mess because of the inflationary pressures that are coming from Washington, D.C.,” Cameron said.。杭州西湖西溪景区所辖公园景点等场所临时关闭明天起，杭州西湖西溪景区所辖公园景点，各大博物馆、美术馆，灵隐寺、净慈寺等各大寺院临时关闭。明天起，西湖西溪景区所辖公园景点等场所临时关闭9月13日下午，杭州西湖西溪景区管委会发布公告：根据气象部门预测，第12号台风“梅花”将于14日下午在浙江沿海登陆。为确保市民游客在极端恶劣天气下的生命财产安全，9月14日（星期三）临时关闭西湖西溪景区所属各公园景点（包括杭州动物园、少儿公园、杭州植物园、城隍阁等），游船和观光车停驶。恢复时间另行通知。杭州各大博物馆、美术馆临时闭馆受今年第12号台风“梅花”的影响，按照防汛抗台工作要求，确保广大市民游客生命财产和馆藏文物的安全，杭州博物馆南、北馆（杭州市上城区粮道山2号、18号）、浙江美术馆、中国丝绸博物馆等9月14日（明天）临时闭馆，并关闭参观预约通道。杭州灵隐寺、净慈寺等暂停对外开放因强台风“梅花”正向我省靠近，根据市民宗局通知要求，为做好台风“梅花”防范工作，保障广大信教群众生命安全，9月14日（明天）杭州灵隐寺、净慈寺等各大寺院将暂停对外开放一天。杭州野生动物世界临时闭园受台风“梅花”影响，富阳区启动台风应急响应，为保障游客生命财产安全，杭州野生动物世界景区于2022年9月14日临时闭园一天。

B | 观潮节因台风影响提前结束另据海宁发布9月13日消息，第二十九届钱江（海宁）观潮节组委会发布《关于因受台风影响临时关闭盐官观潮景区和沿江各观潮点的通告》，根据上级防汛防台抗旱指挥部指令，定于9月13日下午3:00起，临时关闭盐官观潮景区和沿江各观潮点， 重新开放时间视抗台形势另行通知。第二十九届钱江（海宁）观潮节也因台风影响提前结束。受“梅花”影响宁波、舟山、台州机场已取消14日全部航班13日晚，浙江在线记者从浙江省机场集团获悉，受“梅花”影响，浙江宁波机场、台州机场、舟山机场已取消9月14日全部航班。14日之后的航班，机场将根据台风变化情况，及时向社会发布相关航班信息。来源：浙江在线（记者 翁宇君）、浙江省文化和旅游厅微信公众号、都市快报、宁波发布