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Transgender marches and rallies will be held at Taipei City’s 228 Peace Memorial Park and surrounding roads, and the police are planning traffic control and bus diversion measures.
A transgender parade will be held in 228 Park, and traffic control will be implemented on Hengyang Road and Hankou Street.
A "Transgender Parade" will be held at the 228 Peace Memorial Park in Zhongzheng District, Taipei City and the surrounding Hengyang Road, Hankou Street, Huaining Street and other sections from 8:00 to 22:00 on October 30 (Friday). At that time, the police will conduct pedestrian and vehicle control on relevant roads.
The North City Police Department stated that the rally location and parade route are as follows:
1. Rally location: Starting from 18:30 on October 30, the rally will be held at the 228 Park Open-Air Music Stage, which will not affect road traffic.
2. Parade route (departure at 19:30): 228 Park Huaining Street entrance and exit (depart after gathering) → (go straight) Hengyang Road → (go straight) Chengdu Road → (turn right) Kunming Street → (turn right) Hankou Street Section 2 → (go straight) Hankou Street Section 1 → (turn right) Huaining Street → (turn left) 228 Park Huaining Street entrance and exit (disbanded after the rally).
During the rallies and processions, buses traveling on various routes within the relevant control areas will be rerouted by the Beijing Municipal Public Transport Department in coordination with the bus operators. If the public wants to inquire about the bus diversion routes, please call the Beijing Municipal Public Transport Department at 02-27274168 or call the bus dispatch station of each stop for relevant information.

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