Taiwan to hold civil defence drill to put emergency responses to the test


Taiwan will hold a civil defence drill later this week, aiming to test the island’s emergency responses amid rising cross-strait tensions.

The exercise – dubbed “Whole of Society Defence Resilience” – will take place on Thursday from 10am to 2pm in the southern city of Tainan. The goal is to prepare the public for crises such as military conflict and natural disasters.

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