ROAD SAFETY/Taipei to help family of man killed by falling tree seek compensation
08/30/2023 08:47 PM
The Taipei Public Works Department said it will help the family of a motorcyclist who was struck and killed by a falling tree on Wednesday make a compensation claim under a city insurance policy.
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