The empty house in Lane 3, Nanrong Road, Keelung City was severely damaged by the typhoon. Neighbors were worried about their safety and the city government will demolish it within a time limit.

There is an unoccupied house in Lane 3, Nanrong Road, Keelung City, which has yet to be tidied up. So far this summer, the typhoon's peripheral circulation has approached northern Taiwan. Strong winds and heavy rains have caused the unoccupied house to be badly damaged. Even the roof has completely fallen off and the walls have tilted, endangering the structural safety of neighboring houses. The residents are worried every day, not knowing when the walls of the empty house will collapse. The Keelung City Government went to conduct a survey and determined that there were safety concerns. It will be demolished within a time limit. If it is not demolished by the deadline, the city government will force the demolition to maintain the safety of residential buildings.

An empty house on a slope in Lane 3, Nanrong Road, Keelung City, has been severely damaged due to years of disrepair and dilapidation. Recently, it has been affected by typhoons and heavy rains. It collapsed a few days ago. Even a big hole was opened in the roof and the entire house collapsed. It has become a dangerous house, making nearby residents very worried.

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After receiving the petition, Assemblywoman Zheng Wenting went to conduct a survey with the city government and other units on the 9th. Mr. Chen, the neighbor next door to the empty house, said that the wall of his house had cracks and long cracks. The culprit was the empty house next door. The empty house collapsed during the typhoon, and a big hole was made in the wall. He hopes that the city government will demolish the empty house quickly so that they can live in peace of mind.

Zheng Wenting said that the collapsed house had been idle for a long time and uninhabited, and the previous owner had been dead for many years. The children have no intention of repairing it. The land belongs to the State Property Department, and they do not want to continue renting it. The residents are worried about public safety and hope that the city government will demolish it first to reassure the people.

Wu Jianxing, chief of the utilization management section of the Urban Development Department of the Keelung City Government, said that the Renai District Office was surveyed a few days ago and a structural technician was present. At that time, the owner's representative said that he would demolish it on his own, but there are safety concerns about the current situation. The city government will notify the owner of the demolition within a time limit in accordance with the provisions of the Building Law. If the demolition is not completed by the expiration date, it will be forcibly demolished and the demolition costs will be claimed for compensation.