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Severe flooding in Mingli Village, Hualien County, affects 31 households after Matai’an Creek overflowed. Officials urge evacuation amid ongoing heavy rains.

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 Fung-wong hit Taiwan on Nov. 10, causing heavy rain and landslides in Hualien. Officials evacuated residents near Mataian Creek due to rising waters. No casualties reported.

Typhoon Fung-wong hit Taiwan on Nov. 10, causing severe flooding in Hualien County. Officials evacuated over 6,200 residents as waters surged, prompting a red alert.

Authorities evacuated 43 residents in Taipei’s Wenshan District after landslides on Oct. 22. Continuous rain hampers investigations. Safety measures are in place.

Heavy rains in Taipei have raised water levels near key rivers, prompting flood concerns. Officials manage evacuation gates and urge residents to follow parking rules.

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.

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.

Minister Liu Shyh-fang prioritizes public safety after Mataian Creek landslide dam overflow. The Ministry of the Interior clarifies comments amid criticism.

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.

A landslide-induced barrier lake burst in Taiwan due to Typhoon Ragasa, destroying the Mataian Creek Bridge. Premier Cho Jung-tai expressed concern for over 100 missing people and 14 confirmed fatalities. The government has initiated evacuation plans and rescue efforts, with a three-phase bridge reconstruction plan underway.

Typhoon Ragasa leaves Taiwan, but its impact lingers. Authorities evacuate residents in Pingtung, restore power, and patrol coasts as waves and winds persist.

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

Typhoon Ragasa threatens Hualien’s Matian’an Wetland dam, prompting evacuation of 7,000 residents. Military aids with logistics as officials prepare for potential disaster.

Typhoon Ragasa threatens Taiwan and the Philippines with strong winds and heavy rain. Located southeast of Taiwan, it is expected to impact the Philippines soon. Stay updated on evacuations and weather alerts.

President Lai Ching-te stressed preparedness during Taiwan’s National Disaster Prevention Day drill. He urged calm during alerts and emphasized making safety a habit.

A fire at Hsinta Power Plant in Kaohsiung affected Unit 2, sparking safety concerns. Officials assure minimal power impact, but environmental groups urge a risk review.

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. addresses China’s concerns over his Taiwan Strait remarks, emphasizing truth and preparedness. He stresses evacuation plans and territorial defense amid tensions.

A portable charger ignited on a Taiwan Railway train, causing panic and an 18-minute delay. Passengers evacuated as smoke filled the carriage. No other services were affected.

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.

Taiwan conducted its annual Urban Resilience Exercise, transforming Taipei into an emergency response zone where residents practiced evacuation to subway stations. Officials highlighted that 17 MRT stations have blast protection measures, making them ideal shelters with access to water, electricity, and restrooms. The drill reflects Taiwan’s whole-of-society approach to emergency preparedness amid regional tensions.

Taiwan’s main international gateway, Taoyuan Airport, implemented temporary vehicle and pedestrian controls as part of the Urban Resilience Air Defense Drill affecting seven counties in northern Taiwan. While maintaining normal flight operations, the airport conducted evacuation exercises from 1:30-2:00 p.m., with potential fines of NT$30,000-150,000 for non-compliance with Civil Defense Act guidelines.

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