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Affected by Typhoon No. 29 and its peripheral circulation, severe rainfall occurred in many places in Taiwan.
The Central Meteorological Administration issued a special heavy rain report. Due to the influence of Typhoon No. 29 and its peripheral circulation, today (24th) there will be local heavy rain or very heavy rain in the mountainous areas of Yilan County, the mountainous areas of Taipei City, the mountainous areas of New Taipei City, the mountainous areas of Taoyuan City, the mountainous areas of Hsinchu County, and the mountainous areas of Miaoli County. There will be local heavy rains or heavy rains in the mountainous areas of Keelung City, Taipei City, New Taipei City, Taoyuan City, Hsinchu County, and Miaoli. There are local heavy rains or torrential rains in county areas, Yilan County areas, mountainous areas of Taichung City, mountainous areas of Nantou County, and mountainous areas of Hualien County. There is a chance of local heavy rains in Hsinchu, Taichung, Nantou, Hualien areas, and mountainous areas of Yunlin, Chiayi, Kaohsiung, and Pingtung. Please be aware of instant heavy rains. In mountainous areas, beware of landslides, rockfalls, and landslides. In mountainous areas, beware of flooding. Avoid going to mountainous areas and streams.
Extremely heavy rain area: Yilan County. Heavy rain areas: Taipei City, New Taipei City, Taoyuan City, Hsinchu County, and Miaoli County.

The strong winds of Typhoon Qiangpit caused a large iron frame fence on the top floor of a building in Ximending, Wanhua District, Taipei City to fall onto Xining South Road. No one was injured at the scene. The police have urgently blocked the road section and controlled traffic, and notified the owner of the house to deal with it.

The center of Typhoon Qiangbi continues to approach Taiwan, and the Central Meteorological Administration pointed out that the late night of the 23rd to the early morning of the 24th will be the most severe time of impact. Strong gusts of magnitude 17 were observed on the north coast of Keelung, and significant rainfall occurred in the mountainous areas of Yilan and northern Taiwan. The Meteorological Administration reminded the public to beware of strong winds and heavy rain. It is expected that the wind and rain will gradually ease after Saturday afternoon.

Affected by the moderate typhoon Qiangpi, strong gusts of magnitude 17 were measured at the Datunshan Station in Taipei City and the San Diaojiao Station in New Taipei City last night. The cumulative rainfall in Taiping Mountain and Cuifeng Forest Road in Yilan County exceeded 500 millimeters, reaching the standard of super heavy rain. The Meteorological Administration warned that gusts above level 12 are extremely dangerous and may cause serious damage to buildings and vegetation.
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Moderate typhoon "Qiangpi" is currently lingering offshore Yilan, and the core circulation is impacting the northern and northern Kiyi areas. Strong winds above level 16 were measured in the northeastern corner. Meteorologists reminded people in northern Taiwan to take precautions against wind and rain tonight. It is expected that the typhoon will gradually move northward and away from tomorrow morning.

Affected by Typhoon Qiangbi and its peripheral circulation, the Meteorological Administration issued a special onshore strong wind warning for the entire Taiwan late at night on the 23rd. Keelung City, New Taipei City and Yilan County have listed red signals. The impact of strong winds is expected to last until the early morning of the 24th, reminding the public to take strict precautions.