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Taipei recorded its hottest May temperature on Wednesday as Taiwan’s Central Weather Administration issued heat warnings for many areas. While temperatures in Taipei reached 38.3 degrees Celsius, the highest since records began, the hottest reading was in Tainan’s Yujing District, where temperatures climbed to 39.8 degrees.

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00:00Taipei saw its hottest May temperature on Wednesday as Taiwan's Central Weather Administration issued heat warnings for most areas.
00:07The mercury in Taipei hit 38.3 degrees Celsius, the highest there since record-keeping began.
00:13Taiwan's hottest spot was in Tainan's Yujing District, which saw a temperature of 39.8 degrees.
00:20Although the forecast calls for some slight cooling on Thursday and Friday,
00:23the Central Weather Administration has maintained heat warnings for many areas.
00:28People are also advised to take precautions against heat-related illnesses,
00:32especially outdoor workers, children and the elderly.
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