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The Taipei City Police Department announced traffic changes for the Standard Chartered Taipei Charity Marathon on Jan. 11, 2026. Expect road closures and rerouting.

A landslide in New Taipei City’s Shuangxi District disrupted traffic on County Highway 102. Officials closed the road, and cleanup is underway. Expect partial reopening by 6 p.m. Use alternate routes.

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.

Floodwaters from Typhoon Fung-wong submerged a temporary road in Hualien County, Taiwan, prompting evacuations and road closures. Authorities urge drivers to use alternative routes for safety.

Typhoon Ragasa hits Taiwan, causing heavy rain and winds in Hualien County. Matai’an Bridge is destroyed, prompting evacuations in several townships. Stay updated.

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.

Torrential rains in Chiayi County led to work and class suspensions on July 30. Landslides and flooding have blocked roads, prompting safety warnings. Stay updated.

Typhoon Danas hit Chiayi, Taiwan, causing severe damage with power outages for over 60,000 homes and road closures. No casualties reported; recovery efforts underway.

Typhoon Kong-rey hit Taiwan on Oct. 30, causing landslides and road closures. Experts warn of increased risks due to heavy rainfall and frequent earthquakes.

Typhoon Kong-rey is set to hit Hualien and Taitung on Oct. 31, causing heavy rain and disruptions. Expect road closures, flooding, and strong winds affecting travel.

Typhoon Karathon threatens Taiwan, prompting an additional Taipei-Hualien flight and precautionary road closures. Stay updated on typhoon news and transportation changes.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) has reported that 547 Taiwanese people are currently stranded in Japan following a 7.6 magnitude earthquake in Ishikawa Prefecture. All Taiwanese tour group members have been confirmed safe. Tourists from four travel agencies, including Colatour, Lion Travel, Richmond Tours, and Star Travel, were affected by the disaster. Additionally, 20 individual travelers are stuck at Niigata Airport due to its closure. The earthquake has resulted in at least six fatalities, dozens of injuries, and severe damage, including house fires, collapses, road fractures, and airport closures. More than 30,000 homes in Ishikawa and 1,100 homes in Niigata are without power, with disruption to water supplies. Taiwan’s Ministry of the Interior is preparing an international rescue team to dispatch to Japan, and the Japanese government has been informed of Taiwan’s readiness to help. MOFA advises Taiwanese citizens to contact the consulate in Osaka for assistance.

Typhoon Khanun aftermath: Kaohsiung faces widespread landslides and debris-related road closures. Cleanup is underway while authorities assess the damage and monitor the situation.

Despite efforts by the Taipei City Government to fill a sinkhole with cement over the weekend, it reappeared and expanded on Monday morning (July 10), leading to road closures for repair works.