Will Hsinchu Take Typhoon Leave on July 11? The County Government Has Announced! Full List of Work and School Closures Across Taiwan

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Important announcement for residents of Hsinchu County. Due to the approaching typhoon expected on Thursday, July 11, 2025, the Hsinchu County Government has officially announced today whether schools and workplaces will be closed.

During a press conference at the county office, Magistrate Lin stated, "We have made this decision prioritizing safety," and announced that based on the typhoon's projected path and the intensity of wind and rain, the entire county will implement work and school closures (stop-work and stop-school) on July 11.

As a result, all schools within Hsinchu County will be closed, and businesses, government offices, and public institutions within the county will also be closed in principle. Regarding public transportation, service operations may be significantly adjusted; passengers are advised to regularly check official announcements from each transportation provider.

Additionally, this press release provides a summary of closure decisions from other counties and cities across Taiwan.

[Taiwan-wide List of Work and School Closures (July 11, 2025)]

- Hsinchu County: Closed (announced) - Taipei City: Closed (announced) - New Taipei City: Closed (announced) - Taoyuan City: Closed (announced) - Taichung City: Closed (announced) - Tainan City: Closed (announced) - Kaohsiung City: Closed (announced) - Keelung City: Closed (announced) - Hsinchu City: Closed (announced) - Changhua County: Closed (announced) - Nantou County: Closed (announced) - Yunlin County: Closed (announced) - Chiayi County: Closed (announced) - Pingtung County: Closed (announced) - Yilan County: Closed (announced) - Hualien County: Normal operations (announced) - Taitung County: Normal operations (announced) - Penghu County: Normal operations (announced) - Kinmen County: Normal operations (announced) - Lienchiang County: Normal operations (announced)

※ Announcement time: As of 8:00 PM, July 10, 2025

Magistrate Lin urged residents, "As the typhoon's impact is difficult to predict, we ask all residents to avoid non-essential outings and ensure their safety indoors." The county government also stated that early evacuation advisories will be issued for areas requiring evacuation.

Please continue to monitor weather updates and any additional announcements from local governments. Prioritize safety in all actions.