Although the rain has eased, maritime transportation is still affected. The Port Bureau reported today that tomorrow, 3 schedules on 2 routes, Keelung-Matsu, will be suspended, reminding travelers to be cautious. The Central Weather Bureau stated that tomorrow, the Pacific high pressure will gradually extend westward, and the area near Taiwan will have winds from south-southwest to south, with continued reduction in moisture, and mostly cloudy to sunny weather in various areas. Through Google News, follow Central News Agency. Although the rain has gradually eased, maritime transportation will still have some route suspensions tomorrow, including 1 departure and 1 suspension on the Keelung-Matsu route; 2 departures and 2 suspensions on the Matsu Fuau-Fuzhou Langqi route. The Port Bureau urges the public to pay attention to flight information, make good use of the flights operating on the same day, to avoid affecting their travel plans due to suspended ship services. (Editor: Li Hengshan) 1140805 #Port Bureau #Matsu #Central Weather Bureau #Pacific High Pressure