台湾中南部连日暴雨已致多人死亡！有车辆因路基冲毁坠落山谷

Core Points - Taiwan's central and southern regions have experienced continuous heavy rainfall, leading to secondary disasters such as landslides and mudslides [1][3] - As of August 4, the disaster has resulted in 5 deaths, 78 injuries, and 3 missing persons, with a total of 5,925 people evacuated [1][3] - The rainfall has caused significant disruptions, including water and power outages in various areas, with restoration expected to take time [1][4] Summary by Sections Rainfall Impact - On August 3, 108 observation stations in Taiwan recorded over 200 millimeters of rainfall in a single day, with the cumulative rainfall in Maolin, Kaohsiung reaching 2,759 millimeters over seven days, surpassing the annual average of 2,500 millimeters [3] - The heavy rainfall has led to 781 reported flooding incidents across Taiwan, all of which have since receded [4] Casualties and Evacuations - The reported casualties include 5 deaths, with specific incidents detailing the circumstances of each, including a car accident in Taoyuan District and drownings in various locations [3] - A total of 5,925 individuals have been evacuated due to the severe weather conditions [1][3] Infrastructure Damage - Water supply disruptions affected 8,712 households, with 3,801 still awaiting repairs, expected to be completed by the evening of August 4 [4] - Power outages impacted 50,671 households, with 303 still awaiting restoration, anticipated to be fully restored by 5 PM on August 5 [4] - Communication disruptions affected 361 households, with repairs expected by 10 PM on August 6 [4] - Damage to 24 base stations has been reported, with 11 awaiting repairs, expected to be completed by 11 PM on August 7 [4]