Taiwanese Military Aids Typhoon Recovery, Clears Roads and Assists Residents

Taiwan's military is actively involved in post-typhoon recovery, with the Third Operational Command dispatching troops to assist affected regions. Following the departure of Typhoon Bawei, soldiers were deployed to multiple administrative districts in New Taipei City and Hsinchu County on September 12th.

Their mission includes environmental cleanup, removing road obstacles, and aiding residents in returning to their homes. The command reported that a total of 425 personnel have been engaged in these efforts, demonstrating a commitment to safeguarding public safety and property. In areas like Banqiao and Linkou in New Taipei City, soldiers worked diligently to clear fallen trees and debris, accelerating the restoration of traffic flow and urban cleanliness.

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The Third Operational Command stated that today in Banqiao, Linkou, and other areas of New Taipei City, officers and soldiers fully participated in clearing fallen trees and road obstacles to speed up the restoration of road access and urban cleanliness. In Wulai District and Jianshi Township, Hsinchu County, they continued to assist in resettling residents, providing care and comfort, and simultaneously carrying out environmental restoration work to ensure that life in the disaster-stricken areas returns to normal as soon as possible.

In Wulai District and Hsinchu County's Jianshi Township, the military continued to assist with resident resettlement and provide care and comfort. These efforts are crucial for restoring essential services and ensuring that life in the affected areas can return to normal as quickly as possible. The military stated that it will continue to coordinate with local governments and residents to complete recovery tasks.

The Third Operational Command indicated that troop deployment will be adjusted according to the progress of local disaster recovery. This flexible approach aims to ensure that support remains relevant and effective as communities rebuild. The ultimate goal is to help residents resume their daily lives without further disruption.

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The Third Operational Command stated that it will appropriately adjust support forces based on the progress of local disaster recovery and continue to work hand-in-hand with local governments and the public to complete all recovery tasks and restore normal daily life as soon as possible.