Typhoon Bawei Hits Taichung
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Typhoon Bawei has caused significant damage in Taichung, Taiwan, toppling trees that crushed cars and blocked roads. Residents were warned to move vehicles from red and yellow lines by 7 a.m. A legislator inspected flood basins amid the threat.
Taichung drivers: Move cars from red/yellow lines by 7 a.m. after typhoon
Taichung city authorities are reminding residents that temporary parking arrangements made during Typhoon Bawei are now concluded. Vehicle owners who parked on designated red or yellow lines must move their cars by 7 a.m. on Friday, July 12. The city had permitted parking on roads wider than 15 meters and specific sections of Huanzhong Road for typhoon preparedness. This measure, along with a susp…
Taiwan Legislator Inspects Flood Basin Amid Typhoon Bawei Threat
As Typhoon Bawei made landfall, legislator Ho Hsin-chun inspected the Guanglong military camp flood detention basin in Taiping, an area she championed. Accompanied by local council members, Ho assesse…
Typhoon Bawei Topples Trees in Taichung, Crushing Cars and Blocking Roads
Typhoon Bawei battered Taichung, Taiwan, leaving a trail of destruction as over a dozen trees toppled across the city. The storm's fury was particularly evident in the Fengjia and Qiqi districts, wher…
Ko Wen-je to Help Campaign in Taichung Tomorrow; Typhoon Tail Wind May Disrupt; Chiu Yu-shan: Itinerary Unchanged
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