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Caopu-Senyong Tunnel Southbound Lanes to Close for 4 Hours for Fire Equipment Maintenance

From Liberty Times · () Chinese

Translated from Chinese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • The Caopu-Senyong Tunnel in Taiwan will undergo fire equipment maintenance on the evening of June 9.
  • The southbound lanes will be closed for approximately four hours, from 8 PM to 12 AM.
  • Drivers traveling from Taitung to Pingtung are advised to use Provincial Highway 9 E (ๅฐ9ๆˆŠ็ทš) as an alternative route.

The Caopu-Senyong Tunnel, a key transport artery, is scheduled for essential fire equipment maintenance on the evening of June 9. The maintenance work will necessitate the closure of the southbound lanes, impacting traffic flow for approximately four hours.

The closure is set to begin at 8 PM and conclude at 12 AM. During this period, maintenance vehicles will be operating within the tunnel. The affected section spans from kilometer marker 426+770 to 437+600 on Provincial Highway 9 (ๅฐ9็ทš), encompassing both the tunnel and the Anshuo elevated bridge.

Authorities are advising drivers heading from Taitung towards Pingtung to seek an alternative route. The recommended detour is Provincial Highway 9 E (ๅฐ9ๆˆŠ็ทš). Commuters are urged to comply with the traffic control measures and follow the directions of on-site personnel.

For the latest updates on road conditions and closures, the public can utilize the Freeway Bureau's "Happy Freeway" APP, the Freeway Bureau's Road Disaster Prevention and Rescue Information System, or the Freeway Bureau's Smart Provincial Highway Real-time Information Service. This proactive maintenance ensures the continued safety and operational integrity of the tunnel infrastructure.

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Originally published by Liberty Times in Chinese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.