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Chiayi County launched a disaster response drill at the Taiwan Lantern Festival site to ensure safety. Officials aim for zero accidents and casualties during the event.

Taipei will conduct a high-intensity attack simulation at Taipei Station on Jan. 22 from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. to test emergency alerts and evacuation procedures.

Taiwan’s DPP legislator Wu Pei-yi launched a ＂Pet Disaster Prevention and Evacuation Manual＂ to aid families in co-evacuating with pets during disasters. The manual, developed with the Taiwan Veterinary Medical Association and Watchout, offers practical guidance on animal disaster preparedness. It supports the Ministry of National Defense’s safety guide and is available online.

Authorities in Taipei are investigating last year’s flood in Hualien County’s Matai’an Creek, which caused 19 deaths. Prosecutors are examining local officials’ actions for negligence.

Authorities evacuated 43 residents in Taipei’s Wenshan District after landslides on Oct. 22. Continuous rain hampers investigations. Safety measures are in place.

Minister Liu Shyh-fang prioritizes public safety after Mataian Creek landslide dam overflow. The Ministry of the Interior clarifies comments amid criticism.

The Matai’an Landslide Lake overflow in Guangfu Township has left 14 dead and 124 missing. Authorities are evacuating residents and providing medical and psychological support.

Taipei’s Forestry and Nature Conservation Agency reports a significant drop in Matai’an Landslide Lake’s water level, yet warns of ongoing flood risks. Residents are urged to evacuate and avoid Matai’an Creek. Floods have devastated Guangfu Township, damaging infrastructure and homes.

Typhoon Ragasa threatens Hualien’s Matian’an Wetland dam, prompting evacuation of 7,000 residents. Military aids with logistics as officials prepare for potential disaster.

President Lai Ching-te stressed preparedness during Taiwan’s National Disaster Prevention Day drill. He urged calm during alerts and emphasized making safety a habit.

Torrential rains in Chiayi County on July 29 caused severe disruptions, leading to evacuations and road closures. The Central Emergency Operation Center reports ongoing flooding and landslides, with 3,705 people evacuated.

Typhoon Danas hit Taiwan, leaving 663,000 homes without power. As of July 7, 407,000 remain affected. The storm caused two deaths and 502 injuries.

Taiwan prepares for the 2025 Urban Resilience Exercises in March, combining Wan An and Min An drills. The focus is on enhancing disaster response and infrastructure stability.

Typhoon Kong-rey led President Lai Ching-te to praise government collaboration in disaster response. He urged swift agricultural aid and highlighted public-private cooperation.

Typhoon Kong-rey is set to hit south of Hualien by Thursday noon, prompting Taipei to prepare. Mayor Chiang Wan-an announced measures to mitigate the impact, including evacuation closures and price stabilization efforts. A decision on a typhoon day off will be made by 8 p.m. Disaster prevention is active in Chiayi and Yilan.

Taipei City Councilors express concerns over Taipei Dome’s lack of full-capacity evacuation simulations after a record crowd at the Taiwan Series. Safety issues arise.

Taiwan’s Coast Guard evacuated 158 people as Typhoon Krathon nears. Authorities warn of severe impacts, high waves, and fines for ignoring evacuation orders.

Discover how Taipei is enhancing its civil defense preparedness with the annual Wanan air raid drills from July 22-25, including special measures for children and those with special needs.

Taiwan’s President Tsai Ing-wen extends sincere condolences to those affected by the devastating Maui Island wildfire in Hawaii, USA. Taiwan stands ready to assist the US as the blaze claims lives and triggers evacuations.