The later the night is, the more fierce it will be! The disaster situation in Changhua has been revised upward, with a total of 4 injuries and the power outage once exceeded 12,000 households.

This evening, it started to rain in Changhua city. The night became dark and the wind was still strong.

"Qiangpi" hit Taiwan. It was around 4 o'clock this afternoon. There was not much rain in Changhua City, but the wind was obviously stronger than during the day. The strong winds made a loud "whoosh" sound, making people feel the power of the typhoon. The wind and rain continued to intensify, and disasters occurred frequently in various places. Four people were injured in the county, all of them were knights.

The Meteorological Administration predicts that the rain will become heavier as it gets later and the wind will continue, especially from tonight to tomorrow morning when the impact will be most significant. Changhua County Mayor Wang Huimei appealed to people not to go out and stay at home to avoid the typhoon.

As the wind and rain intensified, the number of cases accepted by the Disaster Response Center continued to increase. As of 3 pm today, 230 cases had been accepted, 71 cases were closed, and 159 cases were being processed. These cases include fallen road trees, damaged telephone poles, power outages caused by downed wires, damaged traffic signals, damaged buildings and fallen advertising signs.

The four injured people were all injured when they fell off their bikes when they encountered disasters such as downed power lines and fallen trees. The locations were Hainan Road in Fuxing Township, Yuanquan Road in Yuanlin City, Liaocuo Lane in Lukang Town, and Kedong Road in Hemei Town.

Regarding the power outage situation in various places, Taipower's Changhua District Sales Office stated that as of 5 o'clock this evening, the highest number of households without power in the county was as high as 12,510 households. Emergency repairs have gradually restored power. Currently, there are still 6,063 households without power. Engineers are not stopping and repairs are ongoing.

Lasting from last night to this evening, the number of households without power in Changhua County once exceeded 12,000.