More Than 6,000 Evacuated in Taiwan Due to Typhoon

Typhoon Chaba Makes Landfall in Southern Taiwan

Over 6,000 people were evacuated in Taiwan as Typhoon Chaba made landfall in the southern part of the country. The storm, which has been classified as a "medium" typhoon by the Central Weather Bureau, has caused widespread flooding and power outages.

Typhoon Chaba Expected to Weaken

The typhoon is expected to weaken as it moves across the island. However, heavy rain and strong winds are still expected for the next few days.

Residents Urged to Remain Cautious

Residents in affected areas are urged to remain cautious and to follow the instructions of local authorities. The government has set up several emergency shelters for those who need assistance.

Damage Assessment Ongoing

The full extent of the damage caused by the typhoon is still being assessed. However, initial reports indicate that there has been widespread flooding and damage to infrastructure.

Transportation Disrupted

The typhoon has caused significant disruption to transportation. Several flights and train services have been cancelled or delayed.

International Assistance Offered

Several countries, including the United States and Japan, have offered assistance to Taiwan in the wake of the typhoon.

Stay Informed

For the latest information on the typhoon, please refer to the official website of the Central Weather Bureau. Residents can also call the bureau's hotline for assistance.