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 had disrupted the routine of

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.

According to Focus Taiwan, most of

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 halting operations on above-ground sections

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 Saturday.

According to Focus

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. Saturday, according to the Central