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Typhoon Fung-wong approaches Taiwan with deadly force, prompting officials to prepare work and school suspensions. The storm, which killed two in Philippines, threatens Wednesday evening landfall. Taipei Mayor Chiang convenes emergency meetings while President Lai urges nationwide vigilance.

Yilan County held a disaster drill simulating an 8.5 earthquake in the Ryukyu Trench. Students evacuated safely, and New Taipei City will continue drills this week.

Taiwan’s first female-focused disaster prevention training was held in New Taipei City. Vice President Hsiao Bi-khim praised the smart duty desk’s role in improving response times.

Taiwan launched its 114th National Disaster Prevention Day at Taipei Main Station, simulating a major earthquake response. Officials emphasized preparedness and resilience.

New Taipei City hosted a disaster preparedness drill at Tzu Chi Banqiao Jing Si Hall, featuring President Lai Ching-te. The event focused on enhancing emergency response and collaboration.

New Taipei Mayor Hou Yu-ih reports Typhoon Kong-rey caused power outages for 180,000 households. Over 100 remain without power. Recovery efforts are ongoing.

Taipei Zoo closed Nov. 1 after Typhoon Kong-rey caused damage. The city reported 3,370 disaster cases, including fallen trees and building damage. Public transport resumed.

Typhoon Kong-rey hit Taipei, toppling over 2,000 trees and damaging 300 structures. One person died, and 83 were injured. Power outages affect 1,237 homes.

Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an will announce by 8 p.m. if a typhoon day off is declared as Typhoon Kong-rey approaches. Expect strong winds and heavy rain.

The Central Emergency Operation Center in Taipei assures that its procedures for Typhoon Gaemi and Typhoon Krathon are unbiased. It emphasizes preventive measures in Hualien and Keelung amid ongoing natural threats.

Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an urges swift urban restoration as the city prepares to resume normal activities. Despite minimal rainfall, strong winds caused 178 incidents.

Explore how Taiwan is addressing climate change with Deputy Interior Minister Ma Shih-yuan advocating for improved disaster prevention strategies and Taipei officials focusing on heat-related issues and solutions.

Discover how Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an is leading the city’s typhoon preparedness efforts before his U.S. trip, ensuring minimal impact from Tropical Storm Yagi and readiness for any emergencies.

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.

Explore how Taipei is improving disaster response and promoting urban renewal in response to the risks posed by aging infrastructure. Mayor Chiang Wan-an highlights new technologies at the SusHi Tech Tokyo 2024.

Following a 7.2 magnitude earthquake in Taiwan, a warehouse in New Taipei City’s Zhonghe District collapsed, leading to an urgent rescue operation. Employees share harrowing accounts of the moment disaster struck.

Explore how the Smart City Summit and Expo in Taipei unveiled AI, IoT, and 5G technologies reshaping urban and rural landscapes, highlighting innovations in disaster response, smart infrastructure, and agriculture for a sustainable future.

The Taipei City Fire Department and Taipei City Hospital have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to strengthen collaboration between firefighters and medical personnel. The MOU includes joint training exercises, combined rescue efforts during major disasters, emergency medical response for mass casualty events, and the development of shared educational programs. Taipei City Hospital sees this partnership as an opportunity to improve rescue success rates and ensure the safety of search-and-rescue teams, as well as enhance overall operational effectiveness. The integration of real-world disaster response with training aims to enhance team coordination and achieve mutual benefits.

Mayor Hou chaired the second work report meeting of the first level of the New Taipei City Disaster Response Center on Thursday (Aug. 3).