Reported 7 months ago
A woman named Ms. Gao took a shuttle bus from Nantou's Puli Town to the Taichung High-Speed Rail Station, encountering two female passengers smoking e-cigarettes on the hour-long journey. Despite advisory warnings from the driver and Ms. Gao, the women responded rudely, causing discomfort to everyone on the bus. The incident highlights the ban on e-cigarettes under the Tobacco Hazards Prevention Act, with violators facing fines of at least NT$2,000. The Nantou County government urged reporting of violations, emphasizing the health risks associated with smoking. TVBS also reported on other news, including a policewoman's online rating and tragic incidents like a shoe cleaner's fatal car accident. Additionally, a single mother's pride in her daughter's college acceptance was noted among other headlines.
Source: YAHOO