Guangfu Township 結果共30筆

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.

Typhoon Fung-wong caused severe flooding in Mingli Village, Hualien County, on Nov. 11 as Matai’an Creek overflowed. The village chief criticized authorities for ignoring levee breach warnings. The Water Resources Agency promised swift flood prevention measures.

A new barrier lake has formed in Hualien’s Matai’an Creek due to a landslide. Officials warn of potential overflow within 24 hours, prompting evacuations.

Authorities in Hualien County opened the Matianxi temporary culvert road, allowing vehicles under 5 tons to pass after a flood destroyed the Matianxi Bridge.

Relief efforts in Hualien’s Guangfu Township continue as volunteers and donations pour in after a barrier lake flood. A pile of rain boots has appeared at the train station, ready for volunteers to use.

Taiwan’s Executive Yuan launched a post-disaster service station to aid residents affected by the Matai’an Landslide. The initiative offers relief funds, consultations, and application processing.

Officials in Hualien County call for urgent action after residents missed evacuation notices during Guangfu Township flooding. A revised plan and system repairs are needed.

Record numbers of volunteers flocked to Hualien’s Guangfu Township to aid in the Matai’an Landslide Lake crisis. Train travel surged, breaking records.

The Ministry of Education in Taiwan offers grants for students involved in disaster relief, promoting social responsibility. Universities provide subsidies to support participation.

Hualien’s Guangfu Township faced severe flooding on Sept. 28, leading to significant relief efforts. Donations, including NT$57 million from Pegatron, aid recovery.

Mandarin Airlines offers a 50% discount on flights to Hualien for disaster relief volunteers from Oct. 2-31. This initiative supports efforts after the Matai’an Landslide.

President Lai Ching-te praised unity and volunteer efforts after the Matai’an Landslide Lake overflow in Hualien. He urged focus on disaster preparedness and recovery.

A landslide dam overflow in Hualien’s Guangfu Township on Sept. 26 caused 18 deaths and 121 injuries. Volunteers face health risks amid cleanup efforts. The CDC warns of disease risks, urging protective measures. Relief efforts continue with military support.

Flooding from the Mataian River in Hualien County closed schools for eight days. Remote learning plans aim to keep students on track as recovery continues.

Volunteers and officials in Hualien mobilized to deliver supplies to disaster-hit residents on Sept. 29. Efforts include aid distribution and appliance repair services.

Volunteers flocked to Hualien Guangfu Township over the Teacher’s Day weekend to aid in flood cleanup. Taiwan Railway Corp. added trains to support relief efforts.

A landslide dam overflow in Guangfu Township led to devastation, prompting President Lai Ching-te to visit. The government will fund bridge reconstruction and aid cleanup.

Hualien Tzu Chi Hospital launched a 24-hour medical service in Guangfu Township, treating 207 patients amid typhoon disruptions. The mission, led by Dr. Hsu Wen-lin, extends to Oct. 5, with two temporary medical areas set up to provide immediate care.

Volunteers rushed to Guangfu Township after the Matai’an Landslide Lake overflowed, causing severe damage. Their unity and kindness inspired many, highlighting Taiwan’s resilience.

Rescue teams in Hualien Guangfu Township work tirelessly to save lives after a disaster. They rescued four people, four dogs, and provided aid to a trapped patient.

Floods in Hualien’s Guangfu Township have left streets covered in debris, posing health risks. Residents urge authorities to clear trash and restore normalcy.

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

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 caused a dam overflow in Hualien County, leading to 15 deaths and 152 missing. Rescue efforts continue as authorities manage evacuations.