HELPING Hand: The government is to provide NT$30,000 in disaster relief to displaced people, while those who have been severely injured would receive NT$250,000/ Staff writer, with CNA
Hualien County Commissioner Hsu Chen-wei, right, yesterday attends an indigenous community’s harvest festival. Hsu attended festival events at 14 communities throughout the county yesterday, including those in Jian, Sincheng and Shoufong townships.
/ Staff writer, with CNAA drill involving the use of tour buses on east coast routes served by Taiwan Railways Administration （TRA） trains was held yesterday at Hualien Railway Station as part of a contingency plan to tackle an upcoming strike by TRA employees on Workers’ Day on Sunday.
A drill involving the use of tour buses on east coast routes served by Taiwan Railways Administration (TRA) trains was held yesterday at Hualien Railway Station as part of a contingency plan to tackle an upcoming strike by TRA employees on Workers’ Day on Sunday.
The drill simulated a scenario in which passengers who found there were no TRA train services at Hualien station sought help from the service counter and used e-tickets to switch to highway buses and tour buses arranged by the Directorate-General of Highways (DGH).
TRA Chief Secretary Chen Yu-mou (陳裕謀) told reporters that the TRA had coordinated with