The Taiwan Meteorological Department issued a maritime typhoon warning at 23:30 on the 21st for typhoon “Rose”. The center of the typhoon is currently on the southeast sea of Eluanbi in southern Taiwan and is moving northwest, posing a threat to the Bass Strait and the sea level in the eastern half of Taiwan. According to forecasts, the 23 to 24 will be the period when the typhoon will have a more obvious impact on Taiwan. Due to the combined effects of the typhoon's peripheral circulation and the northeastern monsoon, the northern, northeastern, Yilan and Hualien regions of Taiwan need to prevent partial heavy rain or heavy rain. Heavy rainfall levels are not ruled out in the northern mountainous regions. The meteorological department warned that people should continue to pay attention to the latest typhoon path and warning information, avoid going to high-risk areas such as mountainous areas, streams, and coasts, and prepare for platform protection in advance.

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