1. When you are on public transportation ▲ Aircraft, vessels, railways (including high-speed rail and Taiwan Railways), mass transit vehicles (such as metro and light rail), and vehicles traveling on expressways or elevated roads may continue normal operations of take-off, landing, departure, and travel.
▲ Passengers waiting in the terminal (platform) for aircraft (ships, vehicles) should maintain their original readiness to board and are not affected by the exercise control.
▲ Essential personnel on duty at traffic control (dispatch) centers, emergency response centers, or sensitive locations, who may temporarily cease operations due to exercise coordination to prevent potential hazards to transportation safety, are not subject to exercise control.
▲ Personnel in station protection teams should evacuate to nearby sturdy and windowless areas (or basements, air-raid shelters) as directed for evacuation and refuge.
▲ Disembarking passengers (from aircraft, ships, or vehicles) should evacuate to nearby areas as directed by civil defense teams' broadcasts and guidance.
▲ Vehicles on off-ramps and elevated roads should evacuate to nearby areas as directed by police and civil defense personnel on duty.
2. When you are outdoors
▲ Indoor and outdoor business (activity) operations temporarily suspended.
▲ Operators, workers, and service personnel should assist indoor individuals in finding nearby sturdy and windowless areas (or basements, air raid shelters) for evacuation and sheltering.
▲ Actions that may endanger people's lives, property, safety, or other necessary activities, which are temporarily suspended due to exercise coordination, are not subject to exercise control.
More information: https://edoc.ccu.