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Affected by the outer circulation of Typhoon Qiangbi, rainfall and strong winds occurred in some areas of Taiwan.
The north coast of Keelung and the mountainous areas of Taipei City still need to be careful against localized heavy rain. (Extracted from the website of the Central Meteorological Administration)
The Central Meteorological Administration issued a special heavy rain warning late at night. Due to the influence of the outer circulation of Typhoon Qiangbi, there is a chance of local heavy rains from night to early today (25th) on the north coast of Keelung and in the mountainous areas of Taipei City. Low-lying areas should be careful of water accumulation and continuous rainfall. Mountainous areas should be careful of landslides, rockfalls, and landslides.
Strong winds and long waves cannot be ignored. Some areas in Orchid Island, Green Island, New Taipei City, Pingtung County, Yilan County, and Penghu County have the possibility of average winds above level 6 or gusts above level 8 (yellow light signal). Long waves have occurred on the north coast, northeastern and eastern coasts of Keelung, as well as Orchid Island, Green Island, and Matsu. A wave height of 4.4 meters has been observed in New Taipei City (Fugui Point). Special attention must be paid to safety.
Watch out for strong winds in some areas of New Taipei City, Pingtung County, Taitung County, Yilan County, and Penghu County. (Extracted from the website of the Central Meteorological Administration)
Long waves are likely to occur along the Longbei coast, northeastern coast, eastern coast, Orchid Island, Green Island, and Matsu. (Extracted from the website of the Central Meteorological Administration)

Typhoon "Qiangpi" hit Taiwan and Okinawa, Japan, causing 1 death and more than 600 injuries in Taiwan, and thousands of households lost power. The storm has been downgraded to a tropical storm and is moving towards the eastern coast of China. Warnings and evacuation measures have been issued in Shanghai and surrounding areas.

This year's No. 30 mild typhoon "Fireworks" has been formed. Weather experts pointed out that its intensity will continue to increase and will be upgraded to a moderate typhoon as soon as tomorrow. It is expected to turn northeast after passing through Guam, with a very low chance of affecting Taiwan and Japan.

Wildfires raged in Palangkaraya, Central Kalimantan, Indonesia, and the haze affected the city for three months. The concentration of PM2.5 has reached dangerous levels, leading to a surge in respiratory infection cases, and schools have switched to distance learning. The government has extended the state of emergency to November 9, added oxygen stations and strengthened medical support.

The warning for Typhoon Qiangbi has been lifted. Temperatures will rise in the north on Sunday, with localized rain in the eastern half, and cloudy to sunny conditions in the central and southern parts. There are still strong winds and long waves on the north coast and the eastern half of the coast, and the public is reminded to avoid beach activities. Fireworks in the distance have no direct impact on Taiwan.

Typhoon Qiangbi caused more than 1,600 disasters in Taichung City, including collapsed road trees and damaged buildings. Mayor Lu Xiuyan instructed the Environmental Protection Bureau to increase scheduled garbage collection and transportation on the 25th to assist people in post-disaster recovery, and resume normal garbage collection and transportation on the 26th.

Typhoon Qiangbi caused one death and 634 injuries across Taiwan, and there were 9,676 disaster reports. One death occurred in Liuqiu Township, Pingtung County, and the highest number of injuries occurred in Taichung City. There are still 2,274 disasters that need to be repaired, and the Central Disaster Response Center calls on the public to avoid going to dangerous areas.