கனமழை, மூழ்கிப்போன நிலம் மற்றும் மின்வெட்டு, அவசரநிலை மற்றும் போக்குவரத்து அமைப்புகள் போன்றவற்றுக்கு மத்தியில் தைவான் கடுமையான பயண இடையூறுகளால் போராடுகிறது: நீங்கள் தெரிந்து கொள்ள வேண்டிய புதிய புதுப்பிப்புகள்

திங்கள், ஏப்ரல் 29, 2013

Taiwan was recently struck by a powerful weather front, bringing torrential rain that led to widespread flooding and severe traffic disruptions. In response, the Central Weather Bureau activated its disaster response center, working in coordination with local authorities and municipal offices. Immediate action was taken to divert traffic away from flooded roads, and motorists were advised to use alternative routes. The intense rainfall submerged streets across both urban and rural areas, creating significant challenges for residents and emergency responders alike.

In Taipei’s Shilin District, an unexpected sinkhole appeared at the intersection of Wenlin Road and Meilun Street. Measuring about one meter long, one meter wide, and 20 centimeters deep, the sinkhole quickly became a safety concern. Authorities quickly sealed off the affected area to prevent accidents while repair crews worked to assess and fix the damage. The sinkhole appeared to be expanding, prompting concerns over the stability of nearby infrastructure. Urgent steps were taken to ensure public safety and prevent further harm.

Meanwhile, in Kaohsiung’s Gangshan District, a fire broke out on Zhongshan North Road in the early hours of the morning. Emergency responders discovered sparks emanating from an electrical box on a utility pole. It was determined that the heavy rainfall had caused the malfunction of a high-voltage power line. The fire was swiftly controlled, but the incident led to a power outage affecting 1,350 homes. Thankfully, power was restored by 3:35 a.m. This incident highlighted vulnerabilities in Taiwan’s power infrastructure, raising concerns about how to better prepare for extreme weather events in the future.