Kaohsiung Clears Up After Worst Flooding Since 1988
Residents of Taiwan's southern port city of Kaohsiung are left reeling after the worst flooding in 35 years.
Climate and Natural Disasters
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00:25New Barrier Lake Forms in Central Taiwan After Weekend's Torrential Rain
01:27Heavy Rain Triggers Flooding in Parts of Taiwan
00:19Magnitude 5.7 Quake Rattles Taiwan’s East Coast
00:33Kaohsiung Oil Refinery Fire Extinguished After 16 Hours
04:26Two Years on From Hualien Earthquake, Locals Show Resilience and Strength
01:39Drought Stressing Taiwan's Water Supply
01:00UN Climate Agency Says 2015-2025 the Hottest 11 Years on Record
00:29At Least Three Injured in Hsinchu Science Park Blaze
01:06Disaster-Hit Guangfu Flood Prevention Work on Schedule
02:13Water Shortages Likely as Western Taiwan Sees Lowest Rainfall in 75 Years
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03:16Alex Honnold Free-Solos Taipei 101 in Front of Thousands of Spectators
00:34Temperatures Dip As Cold Front Affects Northern and Central Taiwan
01:54Ceramic Artists Discover Unique Clay Born From Deadly Hualien Floods
02:36Temperature Drop Threatens Older People and Safety at Home