According to several Taiwanese media reports on the 29th, a large-scale unwarned power outage occurred in Taichung City at 20:53 in the evening of the same day. The affected area covered several living areas in Beitun District. The homes of 9,675 households instantly fell dark, causing panic among local residents. According to a “China Times News Network” report, when the power outage occurred, electricity was completely cut off in many homes and commercial facilities, and street lights were also turned off. Some citizens were seeking medical treatment at the clinic at the time, and the room was instantly completely dark. Taiwan Power Company said the power outage was caused by a tripped feeder. After the incident occurred, Taiwan Telecom dispatched personnel to the scene. As of press release, 7,757 households were still undergoing emergency repairs.

According to several Taiwanese media reports on the 29th, a large-scale unwarned power outage occurred in Taichung City at 20:53 in the evening of the same day. The affected area covered several living areas in Beitun District. The homes of 9,675 households instantly fell dark, causing panic among local residents. According to a “China Times News Network” report, when the power outage occurred, electricity was completely cut off in many homes and commercial facilities, and street lights were also turned off. Some citizens were seeking medical treatment at the clinic at the time, and the room was instantly completely dark. Taiwan Power Company said the power outage was caused by a tripped feeder. After the incident occurred, Taiwan Telecom dispatched personnel to the scene. As of press release, 7,757 households were still undergoing emergency repairs.