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: 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.

According to Focus Taiwan, the center of

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 said Saturday.

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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 Weather Administration (CWA) announced on

Taipei: Typhoon Bavi had caused 36 injuries as of 8 a.m. Saturday, most of which involved cycling accidents or injuries sustained during disaster preparation work, authorities said. The injuries ranged from falls, cuts, or the