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For the first time in nine years, Taitung County will hold a National Day fireworks event this year. To ensure safety and effectiveness, the county government will conduct a trial launch on the evening of September 29 to test ballistics, wind direction and safe distance.
The county government reminds people not to stay at the China Bridge during the National Day fireworks trial display. (Information photo, provided by the county government)
For the first time in 9 years, this year’s National Day fireworks will be held in Taitung on October 10. The Taitung County Government coordinates with civil aviation, national military, airport, police and transportation units to comprehensively prepare land, sea, airspace and traffic safety to ensure the safety and smoothness of the event. In order to confirm the effectiveness and safety of the fireworks display According to the conditions, the Fireworks Department of Qingchaohui will conduct a three-minute trial launch at the Beinan River outlet from 20:00 on September 29 to test the ballistics, wind direction and safety distance. The relevant measures will be adjusted based on the results of the trial launch. The public is urged not to stay on the China Bridge or watch on the road. Drone operations are prohibited to avoid penalties.
The county government stated that the National Day fireworks event on October 10 will attract a large number of domestic and foreign dignitaries and tourists. Traffic control will be implemented on the China Bridge from 18:30 to 21:00 on that day, and safety control will be implemented in sea and air spaces. The fireworks will end before 20:30, and the launch angle will be deflected towards the east sea in principle to reduce the impact on the surrounding environment.
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The county government reminds the public to abide by on-site traffic, venue and airspace control measures during the event. The seaside park where the event takes place is a no-navigation zone. In accordance with the Civil Aviation Law and the Regulations for the Management of Remotely Controlled Drones, please do not operate in violation of regulations in the controlled area to avoid penalties. For control measures and the latest announcements, please pay attention to the Taitung County Government’s official website and Rao Qingling’s Facebook fan page.
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