Heavy rain in southern Taiwan sent mud and rock across a main road in Kaohsiung, cutting off more than 30 residents, though no one was hurt.

• Days of heavy rain from a strong southwest wind flow and a low-pressure band hit Kaohsiung.
• The road past Nei'an Bridge in Tianliao District collapsed and was buried under mud and rock on Sunday afternoon.
• Over 30 residents were stranded because the road is the area's main link, but all are safe.
• Police sealed off the area, set up warning lights, and are controlling traffic.
• The district office has called in crews to clear the mud and debris.

Outlook: Cleanup is underway, but more rain in the region could bring further slides before the road reopens.