Typhoon Bewin Approaches: Taoyuan Beetle Festival Rescheduled
Translated from Chinese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- The Taoyuan City Agriculture Bureau announced the cancellation of the Yangchu Trail Beetle Festival due to Typhoon Bewin.
- To allow public participation, new dates of July 8-9 were added, replacing the original July 11-12 dates.
- The bureau advises the public to monitor weather updates and safety precautions for outdoor activities.
The Yangchu Trail Beetle Festival in Taoyuan's Luzhu District has been rescheduled due to the approaching Typhoon Bewin. Originally set for July 11-12, the event was canceled by the Taoyuan City Agriculture Bureau on July 6.
The Yangchu Trail Beetle Festival has been canceled due to Typhoon Bewin.
To ensure the public still has a chance to experience the festival, additional dates have been added for July 8-9. The bureau emphasized that the original dates are now fully canceled. Limited spots are available, and interested individuals are encouraged to check the "Yangchu Club" and "Taoyuan Good Farmer" Facebook pages for registration and schedule information.
To allow the public to experience the event, new dates have been added.
Typhoon Bewin is forecast to bring increasing winds and waves to Taiwan's coast starting Thursday, with its closest approach expected on Friday and Saturday. The Central Weather Administration indicated that a sea typhoon warning might be issued as early as Thursday. Considering safety for mountain trails and outdoor activities, the city government decided to adjust the festival's schedule to mitigate risks associated with the storm.
We advise the public to monitor weather information and take safety precautions.
Originally published by Liberty Times in Chinese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.