Reported about 1 year ago
In an exclusive report on July 8, 2024, at 3:59 AM, a 15-year-old girl has been missing for eight days after going out and not contacting her family. The mother of the girl expressed concerns that her daughter might be under control or in a dangerous situation as all attempts to reach her through phone calls have been unsuccessful, with the phone constantly switched off. The family is actively searching for the girl with the help of friends and social media, while the police are investigating and tracking the girl's whereabouts. The mother appeals to the public for assistance in finding her daughter and providing any information that could help locate her.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Huang Qi, also known as Huang Zhaokang, dubbed the 'Con Boy,' took advantage of the opportunity when the son of celebrities Sun Peng and Di Ying, Sun Anzuo, returned to Taiwan for investigation after being involved in a gun case in the US. He posed as a former secretary of singer Zhang Qingfang, Song Xueren, and introduced lawyer Guo Shangwei in a fraudulent scheme. In the second trial, Huang and Guo denied committing a crime, with Huang claiming the funds received from Di Ying were as an advance payment and not a fraud.
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Reported about 1 year ago
In Banqiao District, New Taipei City, a construction worker died in a high-altitude work accident. After preliminary investigation, it was discovered that the worker fainted due to a heart attack. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration revealed that the worker had just started work around 7:30 a.m., intending to install window frames on the top floor, but collapsed due to a heart attack. The employer was urged to implement health management measures, and the Occupational Safety and Health Administration has activated the occupational accident case management service. The incident highlights the importance of monitoring workers' health conditions, particularly in hazardous work environments.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Political analyst Lin Tao pointed out on July 8, 2024, that Mayor Cheng Wen-tsan received a 'gift' on his 57th birthday because he made 3 major mistakes, possibly crossing a line with President Lai Ching-te. Lin Tao highlighted that Cheng's involvement in a land reclassification case from 7 years ago was investigated just now, suggesting political motives. It's speculated that Lai Ching-te might see Cheng as a threat to his re-election in 2028. Cheng's resignation might pave the way for a more acceptable candidate aligned with all DPP factions. Lin Tao suggested, 'Lai Ching-te has long prepared the script.'
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Reported about 1 year ago
In New Xing District, Kaohsiung on July 8, 2024, a car suddenly emitted white smoke while driving. A thoughtful motorcyclist alerted the driver and passengers, a mother and son, who were unaware of the situation, allowing them to escape before the vehicle caught fire. Nearby police officers quickly used fire extinguishers to extinguish the flames, preventing any casualties. The incident serves as a reminder for drivers to promptly address any abnormalities in their vehicles to prevent accidents.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Boeing recently reached a guilty plea agreement with the U.S. Department of Justice following two fatal crashes of Boeing 737 Max aircraft that resulted in 346 deaths. The company will have to pay an additional $240 million in fines as part of the agreement, with no exemption for personnel responsible for the errors. Boeing was charged for misconduct prior to the crashes, including concealing flight control software in older 737 planes and failing to inform pilots about necessary training. The agreement also requires Boeing to invest at least $450 million in flight safety and meet with families of the victims, while senior executives will not be covered by the plea agreement.
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Reported about 1 year ago
In Tainan City, Taiwan, a shooting incident occurred where Lin Shijie, the father of councilor Lin Yiting and the current chairman of the Fishermen's Association in the area, was ambushed by a shooter as he was about to leave home. Sustaining at least 11 fatal gunshot wounds, Lin Shijie was killed, and the shooter fled in a car. The police later found the crime vehicle in a parking lot in Nan District, along with a gun believed to have been used in the shooting. Investigations are ongoing, with hopes that biological evidence collected will speed up the case resolution.
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Reported about 1 year ago
On July 8, 2024, DPP legislator Shen Boyang recounted the intense clashes between blue and green party legislators during the ongoing review of the amendment to the Recall Law in the Internal Affairs Committee of the Legislative Yuan. The confrontation led to injuries among DPP members, with Shen Boyang highlighting the refusal of the KMT to compromise on raising the difficulty of recall. The summary details various instances of violence and provocations that occurred during the altercation.
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Reported about 1 year ago
During the review of the amendment to the Electoral Law by the Legislative Yuan's Internal Affairs Committee in Taiwan, a brawl broke out between members of the ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) and the opposition Kuomintang (KMT). Physical altercations included KMT lawmaker Chen Yu-chen tearing DPP signboards, and DPP lawmaker Lin Chu-yin getting slapped and injured. The meeting was disrupted by violent incidents, leading to a halt in proceedings and ongoing accusations between the two parties.
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Reported about 1 year ago
中国商人汪小菲与台湾女星大S结婚10年，育有一儿一女。最近从日本沖繩送孩子回台湾时被热议，妈妈张澜因分享视频也成话题。张澜在被问及为何较少拍孙女时表示孙女不愿拍，汪小菲预告将带新婚妻子马筱梅去欧洲度蜜月。
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Reported about 1 year ago
Airing its final episode over the weekend, the tightly plotted Korean drama 'Link' concluded with a soaring viewership rating of 14.2%, dominating the ratings for 7 consecutive weeks. Lead actor Ji Sung expressed his emotional farewell to the audience, while co-stars shared their favorite scenes as memorable moments. The drama's intricate plot and unexpected twists kept viewers engaged until the end, making it a must-watch series.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Lin Shu Rong, 63, held a press conference for her '2024 Last Night Star World Tour Concert' where she announced the first show would start on September 28. Despite rumors of her death circulating online, Lin is focused on her upcoming concert and stated her joy in organizing a personal concert in Taiwan after 12 years. She also addressed the recent legal issues involving Luo Shi Feng's son and expressed her support for him. Her friend, Luo Shi Feng, appeared via video call to wish her well, emphasizing their close bond throughout the years.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Taiwanese official Lin Shijie, the director of Tainan Fisheries Association, was ambushed and killed in front of his home. Nationalist Party legislator and Tainan City Party Committee Chairman Xie Longjie called on President Lai Ching-te to take concrete actions against corruption and crime instead of just verbal condemnations. The incident has caused shock and outrage across society, with demands for swift justice and enhanced public safety measures.
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Reported about 1 year ago
During a baseball game between Uni-President Lions and CTBC Brothers at Taipei Dome, a controversial decision and dispute over a 'missing ball' incident involving a white seat on the outfield bleachers arose, with the Uni-President Lions coaching staff questioning whether the ball was lost due to the white seat. Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an responded, stating that the white seats had been installed before July 2022 during the term of former Mayor Ko Wen-je, with the city government requesting the Dome's operators, Farglory Group, to make improvements. Chiang Wan-an also mentioned measures taken to address the issue, including inviting MLB field expert Chad Olsen to inspect the dome and suggesting adding seat covers to prevent similar disputes.
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Reported about 1 year ago
At the Taipei Hong-En Hospital's Long'an Branch, head of the nursing auxiliary team Lin Zhiwen was accused of assaulting a 22-year-old inmate surnamed Yang under custodial supervision in the hospital. Lin allegedly used straps to bind Yang, punched his abdomen causing bruises, and slammed his head on the ground, justifying the abuse as 'physical therapy'. Nursing staff in the hospital secretly collected evidence, leading to Lin's indictment by the Taipei District Prosecutors Office. The case highlights the challenges faced by hospitals treating mentally ill patients and inmates, urging authorities to investigate such incidents and prevent further abuses.
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Reported about 1 year ago
The Legislative Yuan's Internal Administration Committee reviewed the amendment draft of the Electoral Law, leading to clashes between the ruling and opposition parties. Kuomintang's Fu Kun-chi condemned the Democratic Progressive Party for twice violently occupying the committee in a day, while calling for the public to see through the DPP's true nature. DPP's legislative caucus leader Ke Jian-ming declared no compromise on amending the Electoral Law. The review focused on whether a photocopy of an ID card should be provided for recall petitions. Tensions rose as the two parties engaged in multiple conflicts during the review, with the DPP accused of obstructing the process. The KMT reiterated its determination to uphold public opinion and fight against the DPP's actions.
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Reported about 1 year ago
In a report by The People's Daily on July 8, 2024, at 3:51 am, Taichung City Government is sponsoring 13 high school students to visit Sydney, Australia for overseas study. The Education Bureau of Taichung City Government is promoting bilingual education to encourage students to participate in international activities and advance public diplomacy. Nine out of the 13 students are underprivileged and are fully subsidized by the Education Bureau. Scheduled from July 14 to 25, the students will have a 12-day overseas study tour in Sydney, Australia, with immersive cultural experiences to broaden their international perspectives. A pre-departure briefing was conducted on July 8 by the Education Bureau.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Incumbent Tokyo Governor Yuriko Koike won her third term in the Tokyo Governor election with strong support from the ruling party, the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), and Komeito, receiving 2,918,015 votes. While some view Koike's victory as a win for the LDP, Japanese media like the Nikkei analyzed the current political party dynamics, highlighting Koike's consistent voter base despite challenges. The election also shed light on the performance of other parties like the Constitutional Democratic Party and the Japanese Communist Party in the Tokyo Metropolitan Assembly elections, emphasizing the complex landscape of Japanese politics.
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Reported about 1 year ago
7-ELEVEN Taiwan celebrates the opening of its 7,000th store in Taipei by launching a series of over 15 local food, desserts, and drinks under the themes of 'local snacks' and 'must-buy souvenirs,' in collaboration with Tainan's hotel. The special products include the debut of 'Ginger Soy Tomato Sauce,' mango desserts, and snacks incorporating Tainan's traditional flavors. Additionally, 7-ELEVEN introduces unique snacks developed with local specialties. The store also unveils limited edition shopping bags featuring miniature classic uniforms. In a separate initiative, CoCo expands its menu with a special summer drink series and offers discounts and promotions for customers. MLB fans can also participate in activities with the official Taiwanese partner, FamilyMart, for a chance to win MLB World Series tickets.
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Reported about 1 year ago
To seize the opportunity of summer vacation travel, the Taipei International Summer Travel Expo 2024 will take place at the World Trade Center on July 12, with the Grand Hotel Group simultaneously starting online sales at noon on the same day! The hotel group has launched 14 accommodation and dining vouchers, including a set of five vouchers for Tainan's Grand Hotel, priced at 13,440 Yuan for staying in a guest room averaging 2,688 Yuan per night, with no extra charges during peak summer days. Deals also include Taitung stays for four people at 9,900 Yuan with breakfast and an extra 2,000 Yuan in consumption vouchers, as well as a limited 600 sets of 17,300 Yuan three-day-two-night relaxed holiday at the Jiaoxi Grand Hotel with complimentary buffet dinner. The expo also features discounted vouchers for Le Café in Taipei Grand Hotel, available at 1,588 Yuan for a double afternoon tea. Taipei Grand Hotel offers a special price of 6,299 Yuan for a one-night stay with dining in an executive room, among many other enticing offers.
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Reported about 1 year ago
A pregnant woman, seven months along, sought advice from OB-GYN Dr. Su Yin-ning as her home temperature rose to 32 degrees Celsius while the older generation criticized her for wanting to use the air conditioner, citing their own experiences of working until birth without it. Dr. Su responded assertively, stating, 'If your baby dies, you don't need to live.' The woman questioned how to communicate with older relatives about heat exposure during pregnancy, to which Dr. Su advised her to return to work for air conditioning and questioned the value of discussing scientific literature with such unreasonable individuals.
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Reported about 1 year ago
During a legislative session at the Interior Affairs Committee in Taipei, a Blue party member discovered Green legislators hiding in a tea room while a political standoff occurred. Despite media reports claiming that a Nationalist party legislator made remarks about a 'lonely man and lonely woman,' the legislator clarified that she did not say those words and instead mentioned that another legislator questioned the situation. The session led to further confrontations and controversies between the political parties.
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Reported about 1 year ago
On July 8, 2024, during the review of amendments to election laws by the Legislative Yuan's Internal Administration Committee, a confrontation erupted between DPP and KMT members. The altercation involved pushing, shoving, and even physical struggles for control of meeting spaces and objects. The incident escalated to a chaotic scene with multiple individuals, including lawmakers and media personnel, falling to the ground. Amidst the chaos, KMT member Chen Yu-chen even lost her shoe and had to search the room in socks before eventually finding it near the chairman's podium. The conflict highlighted tensions over the meeting process and the behavior of the opposing parties in Taiwan's political landscape.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Kuomintang legislator Wang Hong-wei, accompanied by other lawmakers, filed a lawsuit at the Taipei District Prosecutors Office accusing Democratic Progressive Party legislator Lin Chuyin of assault. According to Wang, Lin initiated the physical altercation by hitting her multiple times, causing her to retaliate in self-defense. Wang emphasized that the truth must be revealed and condemned the DPP for initiating violence and then attempting to press charges. The incident occurred during a legislative committee session discussing amendments to the Recall Act for Public Servants. The situation escalated further when physical altercations broke out between legislators from different political parties.
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Reported about 1 year ago
During a legislative proceeding in Taiwan on July 8, 2024, tensions rose as members of the ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) and the opposition Kuomintang (KMT) clashed over the review of election laws. In a chaotic scene, KMT legislator Lai Jui-lung attempted to storm the speaker's podium but was restrained by KMT legislator Hsieh Lung-chieh and others, resulting in a physical scuffle that left them on the floor. The altercation continued as DPP and KMT members exchanged heated confrontations throughout the day, with multiple incidents of physical contact.
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