November 12, 2025 — Morning Update
TAIPEI — Typhoon Fung-wong continues its slow but steady approach toward Taiwan this morning, prompting the Central Weather Administration (CWA) to maintain land and sea warnings across the island. The storm’s outer circulation reached southern Taiwan early today, with the typhoon’s center expected to make landfall after dusk.
Meteorologists warn that wind and rainfall intensity will increase gradually, especially in southern and central regions. Residents in low-lying and mountainous areas are urged to stay alert for possible flooding and landslides as the storm intensifies throughout the day.
To ensure public safety, the Directorate-General of Personnel Administration (DGPA) has released the latest list of class and work suspensions as of this morning:
Regions with Normal Work and Classes
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Taipei City
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New Taipei City
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Keelung City
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Taoyuan City
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Hsinchu County and City
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Nantou County
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Taitung County
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Kinmen County
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Lianjiang County
Regions with Work and Class Suspensions
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Miaoli County – Entire county
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Taichung City – Entire city
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Changhua County – Entire county
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Yunlin County – Entire county
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Chiayi County and City – Entire area
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Tainan City – Entire city
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Kaohsiung City – Entire city
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Pingtung County – Entire county
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Yilan County – Entire county
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Penghu County – Entire county
Partial Suspensions
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Hualien County – Classes and work suspended in Guangfu Township, Wanrong Township, Fenglin Town, and Qimei Elementary School in Ruisui Township.
Normal operations continue in other parts of the county.
Authorities continue to remind the public to monitor official announcements for updates, as the situation may change throughout the day depending on Fung-wong’s movement and rainfall intensity.
For the most accurate and updated information, residents are advised to follow the CWA and DGPA official websites.