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More forced power outages in Taiwan as demand spikes amid heatwave, drought

More forced power outages in Taiwan as demand spikes amid heatwave, drought
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Taiwan upbeat on economic prospects despite COVID-19 spike

Taiwan's economic prospects are bright and growth this year will come in as expected as long as the COVID-19 situation can be brought under .

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UPDATE 1-Taiwan upbeat on economic prospects despite COVID-19 spike

Taiwan's economic prospects are bright and growth this year will come in as expected so long as the COVID-19 situation can be quickly brought under control, the government said on Sunday, pointing to limited impact from a recent spike in cases.

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Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing : upbeat on economic prospects despite COVID-19 spike

Message : Required fields TAIPEI, May 16 (Reuters) - Taiwan s economic prospects are bright and growth this year will come in as expected so long as the COVID-19 situation can be quickly brought under control, the government said on Sunday, pointing to limited impact from a recent spike in cases. Export-dependent Taiwan raised its coronavirus alert level in the capital, Taipei, and the surrounding city on Saturday, imposing two weeks of restrictions that will shut many venues and limit gatherings after a rise in community transmissions. In a statement after Premier Su Tseng-chang held a meeting with top economic officials, such as central bank governor Yang

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Human error responsible for power outages across Taiwan: minister

Human error responsible for power outages across Taiwan: minister 05/14/2021 08:30 PM To activate the text-to-speech service, please first agree to the privacy policy below. Taipower spokesman Chang Ting-shu (張廷抒, left) explains how Thursday s power trip was caused during a press conference organized by the Ministry of Economic Affairs. CNA photo May 14, 2021 Taipei, May 14 (CNA) Human error has been identified as the cause of power cuts across Taiwan on Thursday, Economics Minister Wang Mei-hua (王美花) said Friday, citing an initial report on the massive blackout that affected more than 4 million households. Wang said a worker at state-run Taiwan Power Co. (Taipower) mistakenly pressed an isolator switch during tests for a transmission wire capacity expansion project at a transformer station in Hsinta Power Plant in Kaohsiung on Thursday.

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