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Heavy rains hit northern Taiwan as Typhoon Fengshen and the northeast monsoon interact, causing significant rainfall. Taipei’s Shilin District records 769.5 mm of rain, the highest in Taiwan.

Severe thunderstorms are forecast for Taiwan, including Taipei, with heavy rain and potential flooding. Expect significant rainfall and possible hail in Xinyi.

New Taipei City unveiled the Wutai Light Rail project, an 11.61-kilometer system connecting four districts with 14 stations. Mayor Hou Yu-ih announced the elevated rail will accommodate 93,000 daily passengers and create a ＂Light Rail PLUS＂ experience with completion expected seven years after approval.

The Ministry of Education in Taiwan announced a record-high 99.63% acceptance rate for the 114th school year high school exam-free admissions. Over 113,000 students were admitted, with the Keelung-Taipei area having the most unsuccessful applicants. Some regions achieved a 100% acceptance rate.

Stefanie Sun announces her ＂Just After Sunset＂ concert tour at Kaohsiung Arena on Aug. 16-17, celebrating 25 years in music. Tickets available May 13 via TixCraft.

New Taipei City has controlled the stray dog population in four districts, sterilizing 76% of 1,000 dogs. Officials aim to continue sheltering and sterilization efforts.

Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an plans to combat flooding with a significant investment in the city’s drainage system after severe downpours in Xinyi and Nangang districts.

Housing prices near 36 ＂star＂ schools in Taipei analyzed, with the highest average at NT$1.226 million per ping near Jin-Hua Elementary in Da’an District due to location and school prestige. Beitou District has lower prices, around NT$500,000 to NT$700,000.

The New Taipei City Government Transportation Department completes the upgrade of YouBike 1.0 stations to 2.0 in Tamsui, Xindian, and Xizhi districts. The city aims to finish the citywide upgrade by October 2024, integrating public bicycle resources in the Taipei-Taipei-Taoyuan area.

New Taipei City Deputy Mayor Liu Ho-jan remains noncommittal on potential 2026 election candidacy, focusing on current municipal duties. Liu’s career trajectory from science teacher to deputy mayor discussed in interview with journalist Huang Wei-han. Liu refrains from commenting on potential rivals and emphasizes importance of grassroots discussions in all 29 districts. No decisions made yet on future political plans.

Taiwan People’s Party Legislator Huang Shan-shan emphasizes the importance of legislators focusing on their parliamentary duties, as discussed in a recent news story. Huang’s remarks come after fellow party member Huang Kuo-chang expressed support for her potential candidacy in the Taipei mayoral race. The story also touches on Huang Shan-shan’s views on judicial reform and the responsibilities of legislators in managing their designated districts.

KMT chairman Eric Chu expresses optimism about the upcoming legislative elections and suggests that the KMT could potentially secure a majority if things go smoothly. He is joined by legislators-at-large candidates Ko Chih-en and Hsieh Lung-chieh, as they declare their commitment to victory in the 2024 elections. The KMT acknowledges that about 15 electoral districts are currently in tight races and plans to mobilize a strong team including former Kaohsiung Mayor Han Kuo-yu, presidential candidate Hou Yu-ih, vice-presidential candidate Jaw Shaw-kong, Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an, and Taichung Mayor Lu Shiow-yen to bolster support in these critical areas. Chairman Chu expresses confidence in the quality of the KMT’s legislative nominees and emphasizes the party’s careful and cautious approach to the election battle. With high-profile party members rallying to support candidates nationwide, the KMT is gearing up for a significant push ahead of the 2024 legislative elections.

Get ready for the 2023 New Taipei City Christmasland, featuring a star-studded concert at the New Taipei City Civic Plaza on Dec. 9 and 10. To handle the expected crowds, the New Taipei City Government has implemented traffic controls around the venue, including increased enforcement of parking violations and towing actions. To avoid congestion, the public is encouraged to use public transportation, with the Transportation Department recommending residents from Hsin Chuang, Zhonghe, Yonghe, and Hsintien districts to take the Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) Circular Line to Banqiao station. Visitors from other counties and cities can opt for the Taiwan Railway, Taiwan High Speed Rail, or Intercity Bus to reach the Banqiao Bus Station.

Typhoon Koinu hits Taiwan, leading 18 cities and districts to suspend work and school. However, four northern cities, including Taipei and Taoyuan, remained open, causing dissatisfaction among residents.