Taipei: Taiwan will be outside the storm radius of Typhoon Bavi by late Saturday night or early Sunday morning after it reached the island’s northeastern tip at around 1 a.m.
Taipei: Offices and schools in some mountainous districts and townships across Taiwan will remain closed on Sunday due to heavy rains and disruptions caused by Typhoon Bavi, local governments announced
Taipei: Train and MRT services across Taiwan were disrupted Saturday by Typhoon Bavi, with Taiwan Railway Corp. suspending most intercity trains, the high-speed rail line limiting service, and Taipei’s MRT
Taipei: Typhoon Bavi lashed Taiwan on Saturday, leaving 87 people injured, prompting the evacuation of 14,476 residents nationwide, and knocking out power in 177,485 households, according to the government.
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Taipei: Environmental authorities in Taipei and New Taipei said Saturday that they will provide trash collection services on Sunday to facilitate the cleanup in the wake of Typhoon Bavi, which
Taipei: Ferry and air services across Taiwan were disrupted Saturday as Typhoon Bavi approached, with 116 ferry sailings and more than 1,200 flights canceled, according to transportation authorities.
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Taipei: The Central Weather Administration (CWA) could lift its sea and land warnings for Typhoon Bavi as early as Sunday morning as the storm moves away from Taiwan, the agency
Hsinchu: Mountainous areas in Hsinchu County, Miaoli County, and Taichung are gearing up for significant rainfall over the next 24 hours as Typhoon Bavi’s outer bands impact Taiwan, the Central
