All Lanyu flight sectors completed; Indigenous areas nationwide remain at monitoring

19:50 Indigenous-area emergency update

Information time: September 26, 2026, 19:50 (Taiwan time); work and class suspension data updated through 19:23.

Official sources: Taitung Airport daily flights, CWA land strong-wind advisory, CWA heavy-rain advisory, CWA severe-thunderstorm message, Public Warning Platform, Water Resources Agency combined warnings, Agency of Rural Development and Soil and Water Conservation slope-hazard alerts, Forestry and Nature Conservation Agency barrier-lake monitoring, Highway Bureau provincial-highway real-time conditions, and Directorate-General of Personnel Administration.

Affected Indigenous areas and alert levels:

• Taitung–Lanyu air service: At 19:50, all eight outbound and eight inbound sectors—16 sectors in total—had departed or arrived, with no cancellation listed. The route is at transport / monitoring. This does not guarantee that future schedules will remain unchanged; airline and airport real-time information governs.
• Weather, water and slope hazards: The CWA listed no active land strong-wind or heavy-rain advisory and no severe-thunderstorm message. No level-one inundation, river-level alert, or debris-flow or large-scale-landslide red/yellow escalation was found. Indigenous areas nationwide are at weather / monitoring, not red.
• Public services: At 19:23, the DGPA reported no work or class suspensions. No resident evacuation, shelter activation, school-level closure, major agricultural-loss warning, or new water, electricity or public-service disruption was found.

Nationwide regional assessment:

• North: Wulai, Fuxing, Jianshi, Wufeng, Nanzhuang, Tai'an and plains Indigenous areas remain at monitoring. No new road or bridge outage, level-one inundation, slope-alert escalation, evacuation, shelter or work and class suspension was found.
• Central: Heping, Ren'ai, Xinyi, Alishan and nearby areas remain at monitoring. No heavy rain, severe thunderstorm, official rapid-stream-rise alert, road closure, transport suspension or public-service change was found.
• South: Mountain areas of Tainan; Taoyuan, Namasia and Maolin in Kaohsiung; and all Pingtung Indigenous townships remain at monitoring. No level-one inundation, slope-alert escalation, evacuation, shelter, transport suspension or major agricultural-loss warning was found.
• East: Datong, Nan'ao, Xiulin, Wanrong, Zhuoxi and all Taitung Indigenous areas remain at monitoring. All 16 Lanyu flight sectors were completed, and no new road, bridge, school, shelter, water, electricity or transport change was found.

Recommended action: Before mountain or offshore-island travel, continue to check the latest weather, road and flight information. Follow on-site notices for any existing road or streambed access controls. Official real-time notices govern.