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Typhoon Qiangbi brought strong winds and heavy rains. The Category 10 storm circle touched the mainland of Taiwan at 5 p.m., and its path tended to move westward.
Typhoon Qiangbi brought strong winds and heavy rains, causing disasters in many places across Taiwan. In this regard, Jia Xingxing, director of the Taiwan Integrated Disaster Prevention Engineering Technology Consulting Company, pointed out that Qiangpi's Category 10 storm circle had already touched the mainland of Taiwan at 5 p.m., and the core has a tendency to move westward. People in the north will be quite aware of the wind and rain.
Jia Xingxing posted on Facebook that the Category 10 storm circle of Typhoon Qiangpi had already touched the mainland of Taiwan at 5 p.m., and the path of Qiangpi also showed a clear trend of heading west. People in northern Taiwan should be able to feel the increasing wind and rain. As the typhoon gets closer, the winds will intensify in various places.
The Meteorological Administration pointed out that Qiangpi is currently in the sea east of southeast Yilan. It is predicted that the movement speed will slow down in the future, and there will be deflection or rotation. Affected by the peripheral circulation, special reports of heavy rain and extremely heavy rain are also issued for northern Taiwan. People in the north must be vigilant.
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Winds in various places will intensify as the typhoon approaches
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As the Central Weather Bureau continues to approach Taiwan, the Central Meteorological Administration issued a huge wave warning for eight counties and cities in Taiwan on the evening of the 23rd, reminding the public to stay away from high-risk areas such as coasts, seawalls, and port areas tonight and tomorrow morning, and not to go to the beach to watch waves.
This year's No. 30 typhoon "Qiangpi" is approaching the coast of my country and is expected to pass by the coasts of Taiwan and Zhejiang. Affected by this, Taiwan, Zhejiang, Shanghai and other places will experience heavy rain and strong winds. At the same time, precipitation will also increase in northwest and northern China over the weekend.

The wind circle of Storm Qiangpitai has enveloped the entire Taiwan, and the Meteorological Administration predicts that the impact will be most severe tonight to noon tomorrow. This newspaper has compiled information on the suspension of classes and classes on Saturdays in various counties and cities across Taiwan. Some counties and cities have announced or maintained normal work and classes. For detailed information, please refer to the announcement of the General Office of Personnel and Administration of the Executive Yuan.

Affected by Typhoon Qiangbi, winds were strong in coastal and open areas of Chiayi County, with gusts reaching level 10 in Haomeili, Budai Town. County Magistrate Weng Zhangliang reminded the public to reduce unnecessary outings, and the county disaster response center was on standby to complete water pumping and flood control preparations.

As the storm hits Taiwan, wind and rain continue to intensify in Changhua County, which has injured four motorcycle riders. The Disaster Response Center has received 230 disaster reports. The highest number of households without power in the county has reached 12,000. Currently, 6,063 households are without power and are undergoing emergency repairs.