Super Typhoon Ragasa has left a trail of destruction in eastern Taiwan, claiming the lives of at least 14 people in Hualien. After devastating floods swept through the region, local residents are now taking refuge in emergency shelters, deeply concerned about the possibility of further disasters.
Rising Anxiety Among Evacuees
People in the affected town remain on high alert. Many have lost their homes or seen their neighborhoods heavily damaged. With memories of the recent flooding fresh, the threat of new rains has spurred a wave of anxiety. Shelters in Hualien are filling up as families seek safety and support.
Government Response and Investigation
In response to the crisis, Premier Cho Jung-tai has ordered an immediate inquiry to determine what led to such catastrophic flooding. The government aims to identify shortcomings in disaster preparedness and ensure better protection for citizens in the future. As cleanup efforts continue, authorities are urging everyone to obey evacuation orders and stay updated on weather alerts.
