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In response to Typhoon Qiangbi, Taoyuan City, New Taipei City and Taipei City announced the suspension of classes and classes on the 24th.
The Taoyuan MRT Corporation announced that direct trains and overtime trains will be canceled all day tomorrow, and regular trains will maintain a 15-minute interval. (Provided by Taojie Company)
In response to the latest developments of Typhoon Qiangbi, Taoyuan City, New Taipei City, and Taipei City announced the suspension of classes on the 24th. The Taoyuan MRT Corporation announced that it will cancel direct trains and overtime trains throughout the day tomorrow (24th). Ordinary trains will maintain a 15-minute headway. Check-in and baggage check-in services at A1 Taipei Station and A3 New Taipei Industrial Park Station will be suspended throughout the day. As for the transfer parking lots at each station, they will continue to operate.
Taojie Company stated that the actual operating conditions tomorrow will depend on the impact of the typhoon. If the wind speed reaches the standard, trains will slow down or suspend operations. Taojie Company will take relevant response measures based on the latest developments of the typhoon and will immediately release them through the official website, official Facebook fan group and iTaojie APP. All stations along the line will also strengthen in-station broadcasts and real-time announcement of operating information. If you have any questions, you can also call the customer service hotline (03) 286-8789 during operating hours.
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If the wind speed reaches the standard, the train will slow down or suspend operation.
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