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Premier Cho Jung-tai urges lawmakers to back a NT$27 billion budget for Hualien’s post-disaster recovery after Typhoon Ragasa. The funds aim to rebuild homes, restore infrastructure, and support economic recovery.

Typhoon Fung-wong’s heavy rain and the northeast monsoon caused severe flooding in Hualien County, Taiwan, on Nov. 12. Mingli Village faced road closures and mud damage. Residents evacuated safely. Local leaders seek government aid for recovery.

Taiwan’s vice premier announced a national land governance project to boost resilience against extreme weather. The initiative follows Typhoon Danas’ impact.

The Ministry of Health and Welfare announced a record NT$847 million in donations for Hualien flood relief. Funds will aid recovery efforts after Typhoon Ragasa.

President Lai Ching-te visited Pingtung, highlighting Taiwan’s economic growth and resilience. He praised community efforts in disaster recovery and pledged to enhance social welfare and education.

Typhoon Ragasa hit Guangfu Township in Hualien, causing casualties and destruction. The military aids in rescue efforts, while authorities work to restore normalcy.

Typhoon Haikui has hit Hualien hard, prompting military action for recovery. Vice Commander Chang Tai-sung leads efforts from a forward command post set up on Sept. 24.

Typhoon Ragasa causes deadly floods in Hualien, Taiwan, claiming 14 lives and leaving 30 missing. Rescue efforts intensify as officials assess damage and plan recovery.

President Lai Ching-te voted in Tainan for the nuclear power plant referendum. He later inspected post-typhoon recovery efforts in Cigu, focusing on home restoration.

Taiwan lawmakers plan cross-party talks on Aug. 27 to discuss economic resilience and security. The Finance Committee will review disaster recovery and budget amendments.

Taiwan’s Legislative Yuan, led by Han Kuo-yu, plans a meeting on Aug. 25 to discuss U.S. tariff negotiations. Premier Cho Jung-tai and others will report.

Typhoon Podul hit Taitung, Taiwan, causing one missing person and 33 injuries. Over 7,000 evacuated, and power outages affected 134,517 homes. President Lai praised recovery efforts.

Typhoon Podul hits Taiwan, causing severe winds and rain. President Lai Ching-te inspects emergency operations. Residents face challenges as recovery from Typhoon Danas continues.

The U.S. denied President Lai Ching-te’s transit through New York amid China’s opposition. Lai’s trip to Latin America was canceled, citing typhoon recovery and tariff talks. The White House has not commented.

Ishikawa Prefecture donates 1 million yen to aid Taiwan’s recovery after Typhoon Danas. Governor Hiroshi Hase leads the initiative, strengthening Taiwan-Japan ties.

Premier Cho Jung-tai announced a ＂Work Subsidy Grant＂ to aid Chiayi and Tainan’s recovery from Typhoon Danas. The grant offers up to NT$30,000 to incentivize workers.

Kaohsiung Mayor Chen Chi-mai grants two days honorary leave to city employees who assisted with typhoon relief in Tainan and Chiayi after Typhoon Danas devastation.

President Lai Ching-te honored Taipower workers in Tainan for their efforts after Typhoon Danas. He urged improvements in worker safety and infrastructure upgrades.

Pope Leo XIV has expressed prayers and directed tangible assistance through the Apostolic Almoner for victims of Typhoon Danas, which struck Taiwan last week. The storm left two dead, over 500 injured, and forced the evacuation of more than 3,000 residents from vulnerable areas.

Interior Minister Liu Shyh-fang praised Taiwan’s rapid post-typhoon recovery, highlighting collaboration among government, local authorities, and the public. The MOI deployed police graduates for cleanup, and Premier Cho Jung-tai increased housing compensation. A new text alert system minimized casualties.

A Taipower worker is in critical condition after a 6,000-volt shock during typhoon repairs. Authorities investigate safety violations as the community supports recovery.

Premier Cho Jung-tai visited Tainan to assess Typhoon Danas damage, promising aid for affected households and support for Taipower workers. Recovery efforts are underway.

Typhoon Danas damaged over 130,000 solar panels in Chiayi and Tainan. Environmental Minister Peng Chi-ming announced recovery efforts could take over a month, emphasizing the recyclable value of metals.

Taiwan’s Executive Yuan reports Typhoon Danas caused NT$1.59 billion in damages, two deaths, and 708 injuries. Recovery efforts focus on restoring services and providing aid.

President Lai Ching-te stresses swift recovery in Taiwan after Typhoon Danas. He thanks frontline workers and urges collaboration between central and local governments.