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In response to the arrival of Typhoon Qiangbi, the Taipei City Government announced the suspension of classes and classes, and the National Palace Museum adjusted its operations in compliance with the policy.
Affected by the typhoon holiday, those who made reservations for the "Dragon Tibetan Sutra" special exhibition on the 24th will have to wait on a waiting list if they want to visit in the future. (Provided by the Forbidden City)
[Reporter Ling Meixue/Report from Taipei] Due to the continued impact of Typhoon Qiangbi, the northern campus of the National Palace Museum has cooperated with the Taipei City Government's announcement to stop work and classes. The museum and campus will be closed on October 24. The National Palace Museum issued a press release to ask the public to pay attention to their own safety and not to visit.
In addition, regarding the reservation process for the special exhibition "The Dragon Tibetan Sutra: A Symphony of Imperial Power, Belief, and Art", the National Palace Museum also explained as follows:
Re-reservation or refund: Due to a typhoon on October 24, the museum will be closed and the system will not be able to retain the original reservation time slot. People who have purchased tickets can apply for a full refund as long as the tickets are completely unused.
On-site waiting system: If you still want to go on a different date but there are no reservations online, you can go to the site and try to queue up to get the waiting time card. The daily on-site waiting time card issuance time is 09:10 am and 13:10 pm.

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