
AI-generated summary
Affected by Typhoon Qiangbi, the small three-way route has been suspended due to weather conditions. It is currently a consecutive holiday and a large number of passengers are stranded at the Kinmen and Xiamen terminals.
Affected by Typhoon Qiangbi, the Kinmen Little Three Links were suspended for one day today, and the Kinmen Port Travel Center was full of people.
The Kinmen County Port Office said that due to the impact of Typhoon Qiangbi, the Jinquan route of the Little Three Links will be suspended for another day tomorrow (23rd). Will the Jinmen-Xiamen route resume? Further announcements will be made depending on weather conditions. Passengers are advised to follow the "Kinmen County Port Department" Facebook at any time.
Affected by Typhoon Qiangbi, the Little Three Links were suspended for one day today (22nd). The Kinmen Port Authority announced that the Jinquan Line was suspended for the entire day on the 23rd. However, there will be three consecutive days of holidays. Whether they are tourists from Taiwan’s main island who want to transit to China for tourism or Taiwanese businessmen and tourists who are preparing to transit from Xiamen, China, via Kinmen to return to Taiwan, more than 1,000 passengers are stranded at the Kinmen and Xiamen piers, which has gradually put pressure on the port authorities on both sides.
The Port Authority also hopes that passengers can travel smoothly, so it did not directly announce the suspension of flights on the 23rd, but it is a rare reservation during a typhoon. Will the mini-three links resume flights tomorrow? Further announcements will be made depending on weather conditions. Officials also said that both sides are currently willing to resume flights, but considering aviation safety, everything still depends on the weather conditions. "We will work hard to strive for it."
The Port Authority urges passengers to pay attention to Facebook announcements at all times. Passengers must confirm their flights with the shipping company before boarding the ship. If they have any questions, they can contact the Kinmen County Port Authority at (082) 329538.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The resumption time of Jinxia route will be announced separately depending on weather conditions.
Very likely · Within days

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