Some Kaohsiung Residents Eligible for Flood Damage Subsidies

TaiwanPlus News 2024-07-30

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Some residents of Kaohsiung are eligible for subsidies to cover flood damage from last week's typhoon. Those whose homes experienced flooding of 50 cm or more can receive up to US$1,400.
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