
Typhoon Qiangpi brought violent winds and rain to the island, causing heavy damage to Guishan Island in Yilan. Putuo Rock on the island was flooded with water, and temporary piers on the north and south shores were destroyed by huge waves. The wind duct office in the northeast corner announced that the island will continue to be closed from the 25th.
AI-generated summary
Guishan Island was originally closed for three days as a warning starting from the 22nd. Due to the serious damage caused by the invasion of Typhoon Qiangbi, it will continue to be closed from the 25th.
The temporary dock facilities on Guishan Island were destroyed by huge waves. (provided by the air duct in the northeast corner)
Typhoon Qiangpi brought violent winds and rain to the island. Yilan's Guishan Island bore the brunt of the disaster and suffered heavy damage. Not only was Putuo Rock, the island's religious center, flooded with water, flooding up to a third of a floor high, but the two temporary dock facilities on the north and south shores were also severely damaged. The waves ruthlessly destroyed the originally beautiful trails around the lake and the surrounding major scenic spots. The water has been difficult to recede. The northeast corner of the Tourism Administration of the Ministry of Transport and the Yilan Coast National Scenic Area Management Office will carry out post-disaster recovery work and announced that the island will continue to be closed from the 25th.
The Northeast Point Air Duct Office stated that the island was originally closed for three days as a warning starting from the 22nd. Unexpectedly, the power of the typhoon was astonishing. The island's water and electricity infrastructure and environmental cleanup and other restoration work will still take some time to repair. To ensure public safety, Guishan Island will continue to be closed to tourists from the 25th. The exact reopening date of the island will be announced separately depending on the progress of the disaster cleanup. We urge the public not to go in the near future. We apologize for any inconvenience.
The water on the Guishan Island Lake Trail and surrounding major scenic spots has been difficult to recede. (provided by the air duct in the northeast corner)
Guishan Island's hydropower infrastructure was severely damaged. (provided by the air duct in the northeast corner)
Putuo Rock, the religious center of Guishan Island, was flooded with water, flooding up to one-third of the floor. (provided by the air duct in the northeast corner)
The temporary dock facilities on Guishan Island were destroyed by huge waves. (provided by the air duct in the northeast corner)
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Guishan Island will separately announce the reopening date depending on the progress of disaster cleanup.
Very likely · Within weeks

The marine warning for Typhoon Qiangbi is expected to be lifted tonight, but due to the influence of the peripheral circulation, the Meteorological Administration issued a heavy rain warning for eight counties and cities including Taipei, New Taipei, Taoyuan, Hsinchu, Miaoli and Yilan, reminding the public to guard against stagnant water, landslides and landslides.

Typhoon Qiangpi passed through Taiwan on Saturday, causing at least one death and more than 500 injuries. About 280,000 households were temporarily without power and more than 250 flights were cancelled. The typhoon is currently moving north and is not expected to make landfall in Zhejiang Province, China, but local emergency preparations have been initiated.

Typhoon Qiangbi has weakened into a mild typhoon and continues to move northeast. The Central Meteorological Administration predicts that the maritime typhoon warning will be lifted at 20:30 tonight. The Meteorological Administration reminded that there will still be heavy rain in the north from tonight to tomorrow morning, and there will also be heavy rain in Hualien and Taitung tomorrow. Coastal areas should beware of long waves and annual spring tide seawater intrusion.

Typhoon Qianbi has hit Taiwan, bringing strong winds and heavy rains. The Central Disaster Response Center has announced the latest statistics. As of the afternoon of the 24th, a total of 1 person has died and 616 people have been injured in Taiwan. There have been 9,027 general disaster notifications, among which the damage to people's livelihood infrastructure and the collapse of road trees are the most serious.

Typhoon Qiangbi hit Taichung for two days, causing 1,603 disaster reports and 164 injuries. At one point, more than 24,000 households were without power. Taichung Mayor Lu Hsiu-yen said that the extended stay and rare path of the Autumn Taipei has caused a wide-scale impact on Taichung, the second most populous city, and the city government is fully mobilizing for post-disaster recovery.

A wall collapsed on Minquan Street in Ruifang District, New Taipei City this morning (24th) due to the strong winds of a typhoon. A man in his 60s was temporarily trapped when the ruins next door collapsed blocking the entrance and exit. Firefighters assisted in removing the obstacles and successfully escaped without being sent to hospital.