Taipei:Offices and schools across 13 cities and counties in Taiwan will remain closed on Saturday due to Typhoon Champi, while operations in southern regions are expected to continue as usual.

Bangkok:Taiwanese character brands are currently being showcased at the Bangkok Illustration Fair (BKKIF) as part of an initiative by the Taiwan Creative Content Agency (TAICCA) to penetrate Southeast Asian markets.

Taipei:Flights to and from Taiwan have been canceled or postponed as Typhoon Champi approaches, affecting both domestic and international travel. Airlines and ferry authorities have announced the suspension of services

Kaohsiung:A Chinese influencer known for promoting surrogacy services for same-sex couples has been deported and fined NT$200,000 (US$6,100) by the Kaohsiung City government.

According to Focus Taiwan, the influencer, identified

Pingtung:Three tourists who entered areas closed during Typhoon Champi are facing potential fines, including an Irishman found in a restricted coastal area in Pingtung County and two others spotted on

Taipei:Typhoon Champi caused significant disruptions across Taiwan on Friday, leading to road closures and injuries, and triggering evacuations as powerful winds and waves battered the island’s eastern coast.

According to

New Taipei:New Taipei’s Danjiang Bridge will be closed to all traffic starting at 3 p.m. Friday as a safety measure in anticipation of Typhoon Champi. Additionally, services on three MRT

Taipei:Typhoon Champi has led to the cancellation of 977 flights in Taiwan by Friday morning, while also suspending 96 ferry services across 10 routes.

According to Focus Taiwan, the Civil

Taipei:Typhoon Champi has resulted in one fatality and 94 injuries in Taiwan as the storm approaches, According to Central Emergency Operations Center (CEOC).

According to Focus Taiwan, the fatality was