Continuous heavy rain causes disaster in Taiwan; 4 counties announce work, class suspensions

Continuous heavy rainfall, influenced by a tropical depression and southwest winds, has caused significant disasters in southern and eastern Taiwan. The severe weather has led to widespread disruptions, prompting several local governments to announce the suspension of work and classes.

As of August 25, specific districts within Kaohsiung City, including Namaxia, Taoyuan, Maolin, Jiasian, and Liugui, have suspended work and classes. In Pingtung County, several townships and villages, such as Wutai, Sandimen, Majia, Laiyi, Taiwu, Chunri, Shizi, Mudan, and specific areas in Donggang and Fangliao, are also affected by these suspensions.

While Chiayi County and Tainan City have announced normal work and class schedules, the situation remains dynamic due to the ongoing weather conditions. Residents are advised to stay informed and adhere to official announcements regarding safety and disruptions. The information on work and class suspensions is based on the latest updates from the Directorate-General of Personnel Administration of the Executive Yuan.

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