After the passage of Typhoon Krathon, Taiwan is gradually returning to normalcy. The typhoon, which brought heavy rainfall and strong winds to the island, has finally dissipated over a mountain range. While a heavy rain advisory remains in place for the northern coast and mountainous areas due to two landslides, work, classes, and flights have resumed across most of Taiwan.
Krathon had caused significant disruptions, with schools and businesses closed for three days. However, the storm weakened to a tropical depression early Friday, allowing operations to resume. Domestic flights, which were grounded for two days, have also started operating again.
