Taiwan Issues High-Temperature Warning: Seven Counties May Exceed 36 Degrees Celsius

Taiwan's Central Weather Administration has issued a high-temperature warning for Sunday, forecasting that seven cities and counties could experience temperatures of 36 degrees Celsius or above. The advisory highlights the need for public awareness and protective measures against the intense heat.

Taipei, New Taipei, Taoyuan, Changhua, and Hualien are placed under an orange alert, indicating a high likelihood of continuous temperatures reaching 36 degrees Celsius. Keelung and Taitung are under a yellow alert, also warning of temperatures at or above 36 degrees Celsius.

The administration strongly advises residents to avoid unnecessary outdoor activities and strenuous work during the hottest parts of the day. Key recommendations include wearing sunscreen, drinking plenty of water, and ensuring indoor spaces are well-ventilated and cool. Special attention should be paid to vulnerable groups such as the elderly, children, individuals with chronic illnesses, and outdoor workers, urging them to take extra care to avoid heat-related illnesses.