Taiwanese mayors are more likely to declare a typhoon holiday during election years, according to an expert, as Typhoon Champi approaches.
01Summary
- 01Typhoon Champi is approaching Taiwan.
- 02An expert said the likelihood of a mayor announcing a day off for a typhoon increases by 31 percent during an election year.
02Why it matters
This matters because election-year politics may influence decisions about public safety and school closures, affecting residents' daily routines and safety preparations.
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