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Official sources come first

Check official guidance when circumstances change

This site does not predict conflict, issue alerts, or publish a proprietary risk score. Check announcements from authorities in Taiwan and the affected location before deciding what to do.

During ordinary times

When authorities have not issued emergency instructions, finish your family contact card, backup ways to communicate, important-document notes, and plans for helping one another. Check official preparedness tools from time to time to make sure you can still use them.

When concerning news appears

If major news could affect your family, reconfirm contacts, review essential supplies, save key information offline, and compare the report with official announcements and primary sources. Heavy news coverage, one social post, or a score on a website is not an official alert.

When authorities issue emergency instructions

Act immediately only when authorities issue a clear emergency instruction or a family member’s location is directly affected. Check immediate safety first, follow instructions from local authorities, use the agreed check-in method, and then find out what further help is needed.

Other information sites

World Monitor may provide additional context. It is not an official alert source of the Taiwan or U.S. government, and you should not use it alone to decide whether to act.

Sources and review

Reviewed on: 2026-08-31