Taipei: Fourteen ferry routes connecting Taiwan proper with its outlying islands and China were suspended Friday due to Typhoon Bavi, affecting 114 sailings, according to the Maritime and Port Bureau

Taipei: The Central Weather Administration (CWA) has issued a land warning for Typhoon Bavi, indicating its potential impact on Taiwan starting from Friday evening through Saturday. The warning was announced

Taipei: The Central Weather Administration (CWA) has issued a land warning for Typhoon Bavi, which is expected to have its greatest impact on Taiwan from Friday evening through Saturday.

Taipei: Schools and offices across Taiwan’s main island will close Saturday due to Typhoon Bavi, with Taitung County being the only exception, while Kinmen County will be the only outlying

Taipei: Taiwan’s two main rail operators announced major service reductions for Saturday as Typhoon Bavi approaches, with Taiwan High Speed Rail (THSR) switching to a reduced all-nonreserved schedule for the

Taipei: Typhoon Bavi is expected to have its most significant impact on Taiwan from Friday night through Saturday daytime, with its storm circle predicted to extend from New Taipei’s northeast

Taipei: The government on Friday reported five storm-related injuries and more than 2,000 evacuations as Typhoon Bavi approaches Taiwan, while urging the public to remain indoors with weather conditions projected

Taipei: Taiwan Railway Corp. (TR) suspended a limited number of train services Friday after sea and land warnings were issued for Typhoon Bavi, and said it would announce operating arrangements

Taipei: Typhoon Bavi is expected to bring up to 900 millimeters of rain to mountainous areas in northern Taiwan through Sunday, while dangerous waves exceeding 6 meters prompted the Central