Stories from Hualien · Taiwan

Monthly rent subsidies ranging from NT$9,000 to NT$19,000 have been extended for households in Hualien affected by the 2024 earthquake. The extension aims to provide continued financial support to affected residents.

A magnitude 4.7 earthquake occurred 5 km ESE of Hualien City, Taiwan. The earthquake had a depth of 18.214 km. A magnitude 4.7 earthquake struck Taiwan, according to geological surveys.

A general practitioner from Hualien Health Promotion Clinic discussed medical specializations. Fang Jie, before retiring from her career, wants to make a transition.

The early ripening of Chinese bayberries is boosting agri-tourism. This year's harvest is expected to be plentiful, with fruits exceeding 15 Taiwanese catties and offering a sweet, crisp taste.

A Taiwanese farmer is utilizing big data and AI for smart agriculture, moving beyond controlled greenhouse environments. The farmer aims to share these technological advancements for the common good.

AI technology is being integrated with big data to provide guidance for farmers, allowing new farmers to access farming secrets through an app. A farm in Hualien has been cultivating organic rice for 23 years, focusing on safety and quality from production to table.

A farm in Hualien has been cultivating organic rice for 23 years, focusing on safe production from field to table. BCC News Taiwan reported on the advancement of smart agriculture, moving beyond controlled greenhouse environments.

Haoshiji has partnered with Yinchuan Yongfeng Farm, described as Taiwan's largest organic farm, to launch organic rice.

Haoshiji has partnered with Yinchuan Yongfeng Farm, described as Taiwan's largest organic farm, to launch organic golden rice.

The Hualien County government held evacuation drills with three local townships on Thursday. The exercises were designed to prepare residents for potential barrier lake disasters.