Reported about 1 year ago
A temple in Tainan that drew attention for conducting a 'divine marriage' ceremony faced complaints from Mazu worshipers who flew drones to gather evidence and reported the temple building as illegal; the Department of Public Works confirmed the upper floors were indeed violations. The temple, named Yuzhi Wuxuan Altar, lacked legal registration according to the Civil Affairs Bureau, prompting tax authorities to inspect its fee charging practices. The temple's lawyer announced plans to sue those spreading malicious rumors. The controversy arose from the 'divine marriage' ceremony which angered worshipers, leading to the exposure of the temple's illegal construction and fee charging practices.
Source: YAHOO