
AI-generated summary
In response to the approaching Typhoon Qiangbi, the Kaohsiung City Government announced that classes will be suspended tomorrow (23rd).
The lottery for Kaohsiung mayor and members of parliament has been postponed to the 27th. (Provided by Kaohsiung City Election Committee)
In response to the approach of Typhoon Qiangbi, the Kaohsiung City Government announced at 6:30 pm today (22nd) that classes will be suspended tomorrow (23rd). The Municipal Election Committee immediately announced that the 5th Mayor, Councilors and District Chiefs of Kaohsiung City, originally scheduled to be held tomorrow, will The drawing of names and order of speeches for the candidates for the 4th Aboriginal District Chief and District Representative Election will be postponed to October 27 (Tuesday) at the same location (Zhishan Hall, Kaohsiung City Cultural Center).
As for the lottery drawing time for the candidates for the mountain aboriginal district chief, district representative and 38 district chiefs, it has also been postponed to October 27, and the location will be arranged by the election operation center of each district.
The Kaohsiung City Election Committee pointed out that in order to maintain the safety of candidates and related staff and ensure the smooth progress of the lottery operation, in conjunction with the typhoon suspension of classes and classes, the lottery date has been adjusted. Candidates are requested to pay attention to the date change and handle the lottery in accordance with the revised time and relevant regulations.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The lottery for each candidate number in Kaohsiung City will be held on October 27
Very likely · Within days

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