Typhoon Bawee Nears Taiwan
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Typhoon Bawee is approaching Taiwan, prompting warnings of high winds and potential impact on northern and eastern regions, with Keelung at highest risk. Authorities are advising residents to shelter, with events like the Mili concert postponed and employers reminded not to dock pay for typhoon days.
Taipei Reports 584 Disaster Incidents After Typhoon Bawee; Traffic Controls to Resume
Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an reported 584 disaster incidents, primarily fallen trees, following Typhoon Bawee's passage. The city's disaster response center downgraded to Level 2 at 10 a.m. today. City workers cleared main roads, neighborhood parks, and smaller streets overnight, with most areas restored by morning. Chiang visited Beitou's Quanyuan Road to inspect a rockfall. He noted that engineers…
Typhoon Bawee Leaves Nearly 5,800 Households Without Power in Taiwan's Miaoli
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Typhoon Bawee causes fruit drop in Taiwan's largest avocado region; officials to assess damage
Taiwan's largest avocado-producing region in Tainan has reported fruit drop following the passage of Typhoon Bawee. The Tainan city government and district offices are conducting damage assessments to…
Typhoon Bawee causes widespread power outages in Taipei; Taipower scrambles to restore service
Typhoon Bawee has disrupted power supply in several districts of Taipei, with Shilin, Beitou, and Tamsui experiencing outages that affected a cumulative total of 3,313 households. Taiwan Power Company…