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541 2017-05-21 A Memorandum to Taiwan by Prof. Peng Mingmin(彭明敏), Book Signing Event Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 452
542 2017-05-20 Taiwan Independence Revolutionary Pioneer, Chen Chih-hsiung(陳智雄) Mounument Opening and Martyr, Tsai Yeou-chyuan(蔡有全) Enshrine Ceremony Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 507
543 2017-05-14 Holy Mountain - Mother's Day Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 435
544 2017-05-14 Defending the Homeland & Speaking Out for Taiwan - Chin Heng-wei, Peng Wen-zheng and Cao Changqing New Book Released @ Taichung Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 859
545 2017-05-13 Holy Mountain - Volunteering Fulfilling Wishes Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 452
546 2017-05-10 Tati(Daixde) Hall Taichung Headquarters - Ritual Prayer for Safty and Happiness Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 491
547 2017-05-09 Japan Saga Delegation Visits Holy Mountain and Pays a Respect to Engineer, Hatta Yoichi(八田與一) Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 542
548 2017-05-07 Holy Mountain Event Records Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 800
549 2017-05-06 Holy Mountain - Tâi-uân Sîn-siā(台灣神社) Purification & Visitors Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 586
550 2017-04-30 Holy Mountain Event Records Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 520
 
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Newsflash

Residents of Xiaolin Village in Kaohsiung County’s Jiaxian Township disembark from a helicopter outside Cishan Junior High School yesterday after they were rescued from the village, which was wiped out by mudslides brought by Typhoon Morakot.
PHOTO: CNA

At least 23 people were confirmed dead, 32 injured and 56 confirmed missing in the wake of Typhoon Morakot, the Central Disaster Emergency Operation Center said yesterday.

Hundreds of others were reportedly missing in mountainous areas of southern Taiwan, while the military was trying to rescue those cut off by fallen bridges and raging rivers.

As of last night, the Presidential Office had not declared a state of emergency.