轉發教育部校安中心薔琵颱風第1號通報
115年10月19日9時30分
一、中央氣象署表示，今年第29號颱風薔琵，今（19）日2時的中心位置在北緯 13.7 度，東經 140.3 度，以每小時19公里速度，向西北西進行，預計週四（22日）至週六（24日）有逐漸北轉沿台灣東方海面北上的趨勢，週五、週六最接近台灣，後續不確定性大，部分模式有更為偏西影響台灣的可能，請多留意最新颱風預報資訊。請各教育主管機關督導所屬學校（含幼兒園、館所）提高警覺，密切留意中央氣象署最新氣象資訊及颱風動態，並落實各項防汛整備及應變工作。
二、請各教育主管機關督導所屬學校（含幼兒園、館所）加強校園防颱整備，全面檢視校園建築物、排水設施、地下室、低窪地區及各項設備，完成巡檢、排水清理等防災整備措施；另針對位於淹水、土石流、坡地崩塌等災害潛勢區域之學校及館所，應加強監測周邊環境，預作應變整備及必要之活動調整，以降低災害風險及災損。
三、請各教育主管機關及學校確實掌握師生戶外教學、營隊、社團活動、研習及其他戶外活動辦理情形（活動隊伍領隊請保持手機暢通）；如活動位於山區、水域、河川、溪流或其他高風險區域，請密切掌握最新氣象資訊及現地狀況，審慎評估並適時調整、延期或取消活動，以維護師生安全。
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October 19, 2026, 09:30
According to the Central Weather Administration (CWA), Typhoon Champi, the 29th typhoon of this year, was centered at 13.7 degrees North latitude and 140.3 degrees East longitude at 2:00 AM today (19th). Moving northwestward at a speed of 19 kilometers per hour, it is projected to gradually turn northward along the eastern offshore area of Taiwan from Thursday (22nd) to Saturday (24th), making its closest approach to Taiwan on Friday and Saturday. Due to high uncertainty in its subsequent path and the possibility that certain forecast models might show a more westward shift affecting Taiwan, please closely monitor the latest typhoon forecast information. All educational administrative authorities are requested to urge affiliated schools (including kindergartens and educational institutions) to remain highly alert, closely monitor the latest weather information and typhoon dynamics from the CWA, and implement various flood-prevention preparations and emergency response measures.
All educational administrative authorities are requested to supervise affiliated schools (including kindergartens and institutions) in strengthening typhoon preparedness. This includes conducting comprehensive inspections of campus buildings, drainage systems, basements, low-lying areas, and various equipment, as well as completing disaster prevention preparations such as safety inspections and drainage clearance. Furthermore, schools and institutions located in disaster-prone areas—such as flood-prone zones, debris flow areas, or slope collapse zones—must step up monitoring of the surrounding environment, prepare in advance for emergency responses, and make necessary activity adjustments to reduce disaster risks and losses.
All educational administrative authorities and schools must accurately keep track of outdoor teaching activities, camps, club activities, seminars, and other outdoor events (team leaders must ensure their mobile phones remain accessible). If any activities are scheduled in mountainous areas, water bodies, rivers, streams, or other high-risk locations, please closely track the latest weather conditions and local situations, evaluate prudently, and timely adjust, postpone, or cancel activities to ensure the safety of faculty and students.