Typhoon Sandar Claims One Life and Injures 70 in Taiwan
Taipei, Taiwan – Typhoon Sandar has left a trail ofdestruction in Taiwan, claiming one life and injuring 70 people, according to the Central Disaster Response Center (CDRC) on Tuesday. As of 2PM local time, the typhoon had caused 247 reported incidents of damage across the island.
The CDRC reported that a 70-year-old manin Hualien County’s Shoufeng Township died on Monday after falling while trimming trees. He was transported to the hospital but succumbed to his injuries.
The typhoon also caused injuries to 70 people, and two individuals remain missing.
The storm, which made landfall in Taiwan on Monday, brought heavy rains and strong winds, causing widespread power outages and flooding.
The CDRC is urging residents to remain vigilant and follow safety guidelines as the typhoon continues tomove through the region.
Impact of Typhoon Sandar
The typhoon’s impact has been felt across Taiwan, with the following reported incidents:
- Fatalities: 1
- Injuries: 70
- Missing: 2
- Power outages: Widespread
*Flooding: Significant in some areas - Damage to infrastructure: Numerous reports of downed trees and damaged buildings
Response Efforts
The Taiwanese government has activated emergency response protocols, deploying rescue teams and providing assistance to affected areas.
Future Outlook
The typhoon is expected to weaken as it movesfurther inland. However, authorities are urging residents to remain cautious as the storm’s aftermath may continue to pose risks.
References
- Central Disaster Response Center (CDRC) website
- Xinhua News Agency
- China News Network
Note: This article is based on the provided information and aims to provide aconcise and factual account of the typhoon’s impact. It is important to consult official sources for the most up-to-date information.
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