
AI-generated summary
The wind circle of Storm Qiangpitai enveloped Taiwan on the 23rd, and the Meteorological Administration predicts that the impact will last until noon tomorrow.
Watch the disinformation about Saturday’s typhoon at once. (Picture taken from the Meteorological Administration website)
The wind circle of Storm Qiangpitai enveloped the entire Taiwan today (23rd). The Meteorological Administration predicts that the impact will be most severe tonight to noon tomorrow. Tomorrow, the forecast wind force or rainfall in some areas of 16 counties and cities in Taiwan will reach the benchmark for suspending classes and classes. This newspaper has compiled the information on suspension of classes and classes in each county and city for readers, so that they can quickly grasp it.
Keelung City
Announcement tonight at 8pm
Taipei City
Announcement tonight at 8pm
New Taipei City
Announcement tonight at 8pm
Taoyuan City
Announcement tonight at 8pm
Hsinchu City
Not yet announced
Hsinchu County
Not yet announced
Miaoli County
Not yet announced
Taichung City
Not yet announced
Changhua County
Not yet announced
nantou county
Not yet announced
Yunlin County
Not yet announced
Chiayi County
Go to work and attend class normally
Chiayi City
Not yet announced
Tainan City
Go to work and attend class normally
kaohsiung city
Go to work and attend class normally
Pingtung County
Go to work and attend class normally
Yilan County
Not yet announced
Hualien County
Not yet announced
Taitung County
Not yet announced
Penghu County
Not yet announced
Kinmen County
Not yet announced
Lianjiang County
Not yet announced
For detailed information on class closures, please refer to the "Personnel and Administrative Office of the Executive Yuan".
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Each county and city will gradually announce information on class closures tomorrow tonight.
Very likely · Within hours

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