twinkle07 taiwan typhoon update thread

[tckrto]

must be real...
read a map to see where you are located first before you talk.

Noted and kthxbye till the day u have the chance to work overseas then the come talk again.

 

[bighead9nn]

Noted and kthxbye till the day u have the chance to work overseas then the come talk again.

I only know taiwan girls so cute.

 

[enigmastar]

U can continue to watch such exaggerating news report and YouTube. But the fact is I am working in Taiwan and most of my Taiwanese colleagues don't seems be troubled and a lot of them are from 台中 台南。

I have a few friends in taiwan, never heard from them or seen on their social media platforms discuss anything on this typhoon.

To them is probably 家常便饭. The only time i come across this taiwan typhoon issus is from this thread which constantly being on page 1 of edmw due to a single poster who keep updating the thread for entire week.

 

[hexhexhex]

their pig farm, pigs were alive, but when electricty resumed, all tio electrocuted to death

fish farm no electricity for 6 days, all start to uplorry
fish farmers depend on those for livelihood


your so-called damage very little...

Wah looks bad. Hope Taiwan is fine.

 

[twinkle07]

"i have a few friends in taiwan" "typhoon not serious"

anyhow search also can see calls for volunteers/help:

https://www.threads.com/@cutegirlmay/post/DL4No4uBCU7
https://www.threads.com/@cutegirlmay/post/DL9mOwQhg6V
https://www.threads.com/@tcnews.com.tw/post/DL7lAbDT7t4
https://www.threads.com/@southvolunteerproject/post/DL9Wi_8zfJb

https://tw.news.yahoo.com/號召500志工助嘉義-台南-里長忙賑災-立委勘災暗中較勁-055452565.html

 

[twinkle07]

National army cannot enter civilians' premises help move furniture




their mobile base station car sent to give them internet, kenna fried
no internet again



fish farm damages jialat

 

[twinkle07]

https://www.taipeitimes.com/News/taiwan/archives/2025/07/13/2003840217

Sun, Jul 13, 2025​

• Typhoon caused NT$2.5bn losses: MOA​

  HEAVY DAMAGE: Crop damage alone was estimated at NT$1.76 billion, while private farm facilities saw damage of more than NT$400 million​

  • By William Hetherington / Staff writer, with CNA
  Winds and torrential rain from Typhoon Danas inflicted NT$2.5 billion (US$85.58 million) in agricultural losses across central and southern Taiwan, with Tainan incurring the most damage, the Ministry of Agriculture (MOA) said yesterday.
  Damage in Tainan reached NT$929.03 million, and losses to banana crops alone accounted for NT$228.8 million, the ministry said in a statement.
  The statistics, released at 11am yesterday, comprised data compiled by the Agriculture and Food Agency, Fisheries Agency, and Forestry and Nature Conservation Agency, with data reported by municipal and county governments, it said.
  
  
  
  

  Marine Corps personnel help clean up a pomelo farm damaged by Typhoon Danas in Tainan yesterday.​

  Photo: Wang Mei-hsiu, Taipei Times
  Other cities and counties that saw heavy damage included Chiayi County with NT$657.21 million in losses (26 percent of the total); Yunlin County with NT$421 million (17 percent); Changhua County with NT$265.94 million (11 percent); Kaohsiung with NT$105.36 million (4 percent); and Pingtung County with NT$95.27 million (4 percent), it said.
  While losses were incurred across all agricultural sectors, crop damage alone was estimated at NT$1.76 billion, including NT$3.35 million in beekeeping losses, it said, adding that a total of 18,200 hectares of crops were affected. This accounted for an average damage rate of 37 percent, equivalent to 6,820 hectares with no harvest, it said.
  The most severely affected crop was bananas, with 2,119 hectares damaged, it said. This was followed by pomeloes, which incurred NT$212.95 million in losses; guavas at NT$158.4 million; bamboo shoots at NT$144.07 million; and oranges at NT$124.83 million, it said.
  
  
  
  

  Premier Cho Jung-tai, front, second right, inspects damaged banana farms in Nantou County’s Shuili Township on Friday.​

  Photo: Liu Pin-chuan, Taipei Times
  In the livestock sector, estimated losses reached NT$34.63 million. Chickens accounted for the largest percentage of livestock losses, with 445,000 birds killed, accounting for NT$31.79 million followed by pigs, geese and ducks, it said.
  Fisheries saw an estimated NT$251.51 million in losses, primarily among oyster farms. Forestry losses totaled NT$53.38 million, mainly due to damage to forest by-products such as bamboo shoots, it said.
  Private facilities saw an estimated NT$405.3 million in damage, including flat-roof greenhouses and plastic-covered agricultural structures, accounting for NT$55.76 million in losses. This was followed by livestock facilities such as animal sheds, which incurred NT$234.33 million in losses, and fishery facilities and equipment (mostly fishing vessels), which incurred NT$115.2 million in damage, it said.
  
  
  
  

  Electric poles that fell onto the street after Typhoon Danas swept through on Sunday last week in Chiayi County are pictured in an undated photograph.​

  Photo courtesy of Taipower
  Separately, Taiwan Power Co (Taipower) yesterday said that 23,000 households were still without electricity due to power lines brought down by Typhoon Danas. The lines were primarily in Tainan and Chiayi County, and the scattered nature of their distribution was making the “last mile” of the restoration process particularly challenging, it said.
  Unlike previous typhoons in recent years that made landfall in eastern Taiwan and were buffered by the Central Mountain Range, Danas hit the unprotected Chiayi-Tainan coastal plain directly, resulting in strong wind damage, it said.
  Restoration of three collapsed steel towers at a substation in Chiayi had been particularly challenging, taking 67 hours and an aerial team to complete, Taipower said.
  In total, the typhoon damaged or toppled 2,454 utility poles — the most on record from a single weather event — and about 98 percent of the broken poles were in Chiayi and Tainan, it said.
  “Unlike after previous typhoons where power restoration often required only reconnecting lines, this time we had to remove downed poles using heavy machinery, clear roads, reinstall poles and restring lines,” the company said.
  Rebuilding poles is time-consuming, and in some cases, replacing 20 poles might restore power to just five households, it said, adding that it had dispatched 24,000 personnel to restore power over the past week.
  
  
  
  
  
  

 

[HirotoXeno]

Where is 5th july?

 

[hexhexhex]

National army cannot enter civilians' premises help move furniture




their mobile base station car sent to give them internet, kenna fried
no internet again



fish farm damages jialat

Wow looks pretty bad...

Taiwan jiayou

 

[bighead9nn]

Wow looks pretty bad...

Taiwan jiayou

Taiwan seem ok now. I guess.

 

[compro_1975]

waaa their president taichi master sia.... cant help... this is the DPP standard... they deserved it

 

[twinkle07]

You all got hear the leaked trump tape?

please dun derail thread topic hor.
got people here who keep liking to follow me and report the posts in my thread
not nice if u tio points for that

 

[kuti-kuti]

please dun derail thread topic hor.
got people here who keep liking to follow me and report the posts in my thread
not nice if u tio points for that

Okok i deleted already. Just tat the issue came into mind

 

[hexhexhex]

Taiwan seem ok now. I guess.

Ok that's great.

Popi popi

 

[twinkle07]

new typhoon coming

 

[twinkle07]

day 8 still no help, ask and tio scolded
2 ppl died
one 89yo ah mak died cos no electricity and house put candle lit and house got fire
the other ah pek try to repair roof and fell and died




"please ownself climb roof"

 

[hexhexhex]

new typhoon coming

Wah jialat sia.

Bless the people of Taiwan

 

[twinkle07]

very sad cases

 

[bighead9nn]

new typhoon coming

New problem coming again?

 

[twinkle07]

Kending rain pouring from typhoon incoming