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New Taipei City announced the suspension of classes due to the impact of Typhoon Qiangbi, and the 25th was a regular holiday for garbage collection and transportation.
The New Taipei City Environmental Protection Bureau will work overtime to collect and transport garbage after noon on the 24th. The collection and transportation time will be in principle the same as the original Saturday time. A small number of mountainous areas or communities will be flexibly adjusted based on actual weather conditions and demand.
Affected by Typhoon Qianbi, New Taipei City has suspended classes today and will continue to suspend classes tomorrow (24th). The Environmental Protection Bureau considers the 25th to be a regular holiday for garbage collection and transportation. In order to take into account the public's demand for garbage delivery, overtime garbage collection and transportation will be done after noon tomorrow. The collection and transportation time will be based on the original Saturday period. A small number of mountainous areas or communities will be flexibly adjusted based on actual weather conditions and demand.
The Environmental Protection Bureau said that in order to cooperate with the post-disaster recovery work in various districts, and the suspension of collection on the 23rd may lead to a significant increase in the amount of garbage delivered, the actual arrival time of garbage trucks may be postponed. The public is asked to pay more attention to the mileage announcement or the garbage truck bell. Affected by the typhoon and wind and rain, some roads may still have water, slippery or scattered objects. The Environmental Protection Bureau specifically calls on the public to pay more attention to the surrounding road conditions when going out to deliver garbage to ensure their own safety.
People in New Taipei City can accurately understand the status of garbage trucks. They are welcome to make more use of the "New Taipei City Garbage Truck-Garbage Removal Information Inquiry Network". By entering the address, you can know the real-time location and estimated arrival time of garbage trucks. Relevant real-time information will also be announced through the city government's Disaster Response Center, the official website of the Environmental Protection Bureau, the "New Taipei i Environmental Protection" fan page, Lichang Radio and TV marquees, so the public is asked to pay more attention.
The Environmental Protection Bureau said that in order to deal with the environmental cleanup after the typhoon, the Environmental Protection Bureau has prepared nearly 6,000 cleaning teams, 2,525 vehicles and equipment, and signed a post-disaster recovery partner. On the morning of the 24th, depending on the wind and rain conditions in various places, and on the premise of ensuring the safety of the personnel on duty, street cleaning and dirty spots removal operations will be carried out in advance, with priority being given to restoring the cleanliness of main and secondary roads and giving citizens a clean living environment.

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Typhoon Qiangbi caused many disasters in Taipei City, including 280 cases of toppled road trees, and a total of 577 cases were notified. Mayor Jiang Wanan announced that classes will be suspended tomorrow in Beitao, Beitao, and pointed out that tonight to tomorrow morning will be the period of the most severe storms, calling on citizens to be more vigilant.

Typhoon "Qiangpi" has caused one death and 171 injuries during its impact on Taiwan, and a total of 1,726 disaster reports have been reported. More than 100,000 households across Taiwan experienced power outages, agricultural losses amounted to NT$4.81 million, transportation was blocked, and many counties and cities announced the suspension of work and classes.

Moderate typhoon Qiangpi was located offshore Yilan in the evening. It moved slowly due to the rotation of the typhoon. Strong gusts of level 14 were measured in San Diaojiao, New Taipei City. The Meteorological Administration issued a strong wind warning for the coastal areas of Gongliao and Yilan in New Taipei City, reminding the public to pay attention to strong winds and heavy rain. It is expected that the wind and rain will slow down in the afternoon tomorrow.
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