
Taipei City has suspended classes due to the impact of Typhoon Qianbi. The Taiwan Competition G5 originally scheduled to be held today has been postponed to tomorrow at the Dome. If classes and classes continue to be suspended tomorrow, subsequent schedules and venue arrangements will face challenges.
AI-generated summary
Due to the impact of Typhoon Qianbi, Taipei City suspended classes and classes, and the originally scheduled G5 of the Taiwan Competition was affected.
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[Reporter Luo Zhipeng/Report from Taipei] Taipei City has suspended classes due to the impact of Typhoon Qiangbi. The Taiwan Competition G5, originally scheduled for today, has been postponed to tomorrow at the Taipei Arena. Since the storm circle is still covering the entire Taiwan, it is still unknown whether Taipei City will suspend classes and classes tomorrow.
Assuming that Taipei City announces the suspension of classes tomorrow at 8pm today, the Taiwan Competition G5 will be postponed to 5:05pm the day after tomorrow, and G6 will be postponed to 3:05pm next Monday, both at the Dome.
What is more troublesome is the Taiwan competition G7. G7 is originally scheduled to start at 3:05 pm next Monday at the Dome. If Taipei City announces the suspension of work and classes tomorrow, G7 may be postponed to next Tuesday. However, the Dome schedule is full and the battle line will be drawn. When it reaches G7, whether the final match can be arranged in the Dome needs to be coordinated, and the Tianmu Stadium is undergoing renovations. It is impossible for Wei Quanlong to return to the Tianmu base camp for the decisive match. They may find other stadiums as alternatives. All answers will not be revealed until after 8 o'clock tonight.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The decision to suspend classes and classes tomorrow and the Taiwan competition schedule adjustment plan will be announced after 8 o'clock tonight.
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