City Agencies Work on Recovery Following Typhoon Dujuan Rampage
With the departure of Typhoon Dujuan, Taipei City Government and affiliated agencies embarked on the mission of cleaning up the debris on September 29.
Areas given the priority for restoration include those related with transportation, utilities, water, and sanitation.
According to the Emergency Operation Center, all fallen trees in Taipei City have been cleared from major roads as of 5 PM on September 29. Downed tree removal for other roads and streets were carried out before midnight on the same day. Those at city parks, greens, plaza, and alleys should be completed on October 3 at the latest.
Water service has been restored for Zhongzheng, Wanhua, Xinyi, Daan, and parts of Jingmei districts. Supplies to the remaining districts will be restored by 6 o’clock on September 30.
Regarding 88,753 households experiencing blackouts during the typhoon, power has been restored to 86,321 households. The city government has requested Taipower to expedite repairs for the remaining 2,432 households.

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