Reported about 1 year ago
新莊球場近日發生中華職棒球迷和球團人員之間的肢體衝突。一名球迷在比賽後被保全攻擊右胸，憤而前往警局提出傷害告訴。警方已介入調查並帶兩人回派出所做筆錄，將依傷害罪嫌函請檢方偵辦。
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Reported about 1 year ago
According to a Taiwan Television News report on July 5, 2024, DPP legislator Chen Tingfei has decided to break away from faction operations and independently run for DPP Central Standing Committee, resulting in her confirmed dismissal by the party's parliamentary group. The faction meeting held by the party today decided to expel Chen Tingfei, who later explained her decision in the afternoon, stating that if she had to separate due to her insistence on running for the committee, she would respect that decision. This move is seen as part of internal political dynamics within the DPP.
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Reported about 1 year ago
During a seminar at the National Defense University, top advisor on China policy to former US Secretary of State Pompeo, Yu Maochun, suggested that Taiwan must internationalize and cooperate with allied countries in response to recent conflicts with Chinese coast guard in neighboring waters. Yu emphasized the importance of Taiwan working with surrounding nations like South Korea, Japan, the Philippines, and India to counter China's aggressive maritime tactics, highlighting the effectiveness of collective action against China as demonstrated in previous incidents. He also urged Taiwan to avoid overreliance on the US, stressing the need for independent stances and partnerships with neighboring allies.
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Reported about 1 year ago
In the early hours of July 5th, 2024, Keelung-based fishing boat 'Fuyang No. 266' was intercepted by a Japanese Fisheries Agency vessel while operating in the high seas 230 nautical miles north of Diaoyutai. The captain and engineer of Taiwanese nationality cooperated with the investigation on the Japanese vessel, while 6 Indonesian crew members and the ship remained at sea. The Taiwan Coast Guard Administration confirmed that the fishing boat may have entered the vicinity of Amami Oshima in Japan's waters for fishing operations, leading to its interception for violating local fishing regulations. The case is being handled by the Fisheries Agency in coordination with Japanese authorities.
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Reported about 1 year ago
According to Taiwan Television News on the morning of July 5, 2024, the transition of Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall has been a topic of interest. The Ministry of Culture proposed that the military drill teams would be relocated from the hall, with future performances possibly taking place at Liberty Square outside, eliminating guard duties. Contingency plans for rain performances will follow the model of Martyrs' Shrine and will not include drill displays. The Executive Yuan revealed that the transition may not go through the Transitional Justice Committee and could be decided by the Ministry of National Defense and Ministry of Culture. Taipei/Wang Weicheng, Editor-in-Chief/Zeng Yixin.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Following the enactment of the Parliament Reform Act, President Lai Ching-te, the Executive Yuan, the DPP legislative caucus, and the Control Yuan successively applied for constitutional interpretation and temporary injunction, with the constitutional court set to start on the 10th. Speaker of the Legislative Yuan Han Kuo-yu convened a cross-party negotiation on how to appoint representatives, and ultimately, the DPP softened its stance, signing and agreeing to the negotiation conclusion. The parties decided that the litigation representatives would be recommended by the KMT legislative caucus (2) and the Taiwan People's Party (1).
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Reported about 1 year ago
In recent weeks, Penghu fishermen have faced repeated harassment from Chinese coast guard vessels. The Dajinxing 88 was seized by Chinese authorities, prompting discontent among local fishermen. Despite the presence of Taiwan's coast guard, who instructed the fishermen to leave the area, the fishermen criticized the government's inability to protect their rights and operations. The coast guard claimed their actions were aimed at ensuring the safety of the fishermen and preventing conflict, while reaffirming their commitment to safeguarding Taiwan's fishing waters.
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Reported about 1 year ago
During a meeting on July 5, DPP legislator Chen Ting-fei, who belongs to the mainstream faction of the party, left early as she faced expulsion for independently registering to run for the DPP Central Executive Committee elections, not following the faction's plans. The DPP announced her removal due to violating the party's decisions. Chen Ting-fei's actions have caused internal turmoil as she, along with two other city councilors, registered against the party's instructions. The DPP stated that members must respect team decisions, leading to Chen Ting-fei's expulsion.
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Reported about 1 year ago
On July 5, 2024, at 3:21 AM Entertainment News, the annual Bucheon International Fantastic Film Festival opened grandly in Seoul after a four-year hiatus, with Sun Yi-jin shining on the red carpet along with other stars, including Kim Jaejoong and NCT, creating a stunning scene.
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Reported about 1 year ago
On July 5, 2024, at 3:21 am, a hydrogen sulfide leak occurred at the CPC Taoyuan Refinery in Guishan District, Taoyuan City, leading to one person displaying signs of life lost. The individual has been rushed to Linkou Chang Gung Memorial Hospital for treatment. The leak has prompted the dispatch of 34 firefighters, 11 fire trucks, and 6 ambulances to the scene for rescue efforts. Further details are currently being confirmed by the Taoyuan City Fire Department.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Marine Le Pen dismissed projections indicating her far-right National Rally party may not secure an absolute majority in the French legislative election, cautioning of a possible 'quagmire' if she doesn't receive a mandate to govern. The National Rally and its allies are estimated to potentially win 170 to 250 of the 577 seats in the National Assembly, significantly below the 289 needed for easy passage of bills. Le Pen expressed confidence in obtaining an absolute majority and warned of legislative gridlock if no party secures it, highlighting the significance of the upcoming election.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Four international companies, including Shell and BP, have agreed to invest in Abu Dhabi National Oil Co.’s next liquefied natural gas export project by each taking a 10% stake in the Ruwais LNG plant. The project, with a capacity of 9.6 million tons per year, will boost the UAE's LNG export capacity to become the second-largest in the Middle East behind Qatar. Adnoc had signed a $5.5 billion construction contract before securing investments, with three of the companies also partners in the UAE’s existing LNG export plant. This investment aligns with Adnoc's focus on natural gas, renewables, and low carbon solutions.
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Reported about 1 year ago
On July 5, 2024, at 3:20 am, the Central Weather Bureau issued the latest high-temperature information urging people in 17 counties and cities to be cautious to prevent heat injuries, with yellow and orange high-temperature warnings in effect for most regions on the island. The hottest spots in Taiwan today were at the Kaohsiung Lighthouse reaching 39.9 degrees, followed by Shizi in Taipei and East District of Chiayi City at 38.4 and 37.7 degrees respectively. Citizens are advised to avoid unnecessary outdoor activities, labor, and exercise during the high temperatures, stay hydrated, and be cautious of heat injuries.
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Reported about 1 year ago
A photo of a BMW with a license plate 'GGININD' went viral on social media platform Threads, sparking discussions among netizens on how nationalities can be inferred from license plate numbers. The post also led to other users sharing photos of unique plates seen abroad, such as 'FINE3Q', 'TWN8+9' (Taiwan 8+9), '7PUPU', 'IMDAGG', and 'DPP KMT' (Democratic Progressive Party, Kuomintang). Many found humor in the wordplay, with comments like 'Taiwanese never give up on puns even after immigrating' and 'This is so funny'. Some mentioned that in the US, personalized plates can be obtained for a fee and are transferable when changing vehicles.
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Reported about 1 year ago
According to SETN News, a rider was almost hit by a bird while passing by Taipei Main Station recently. The incident was caught on camera showing the feathers flying around. After the video footage was shared online, many netizens shared their own experiences and offered tips such as slowing down to easily dodge birds. The rider shared the footage from the dashcam of the bird hitting the motorcycle. Netizens also shared their encounters with birds while riding, emphasizing the importance of avoiding or slowing down when encountering birds to prevent accidents.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Recently, Lyle Fu's Threads account caused a stir by comparing OK convenience store to a 'Jerry Mouse', with Lyle Fu holding a baseball bat and OK being the small mouse. OK responded with 'social interaction, as long as it's fun'. Lyle Fu's witty banter on Threads continued with comments on OK's coffee and remarks on other competitors, resulting in online debates. Lyle Fu clarified their approach to Threads, aiming for a more casual and close interaction with customers, promising to adjust communication for comfort if necessary. OK's response was 'social interaction, as long as it's fun'.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Taiwanese actor Ah Ben, also known as Weng Rui-Di and a former member of '100% Entertainment', recently returned to the spotlight after working behind the scenes for 8 years. After recording a program, he found out that he was being constantly recognized by passersby, only to realize that he forgot to remove his name tag. The tag, which also had the word 'Taichung' on it, led to some hilarious and embarrassing encounters for Ah Ben, who took the situation in a lighthearted manner and humorously shared the incident on social media.
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Reported about 1 year ago
On July 5, 2024, at 2:11 pm, a sulphur hydrogen leak occurred at the CPC Taoyuan Refinery in Guishan District, Taoyuan City. Firefighters responded with 34 personnel, 17 vehicles, and 47 people on site for rescue, after receiving reports that a maintenance worker inhaled sulphur hydrogen during a blind flange operation and became unresponsive. One person was sent to Chang Gung Hospital in Linkou without vital signs, while the remaining casualties are still being accounted for. Environmental authorities are also monitoring the situation.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Leyou, a well-known convenience store chain, faced backlash after their social media editor made inappropriate remarks on the new platform Threads, with comments like 'mimicking OK mart as a mouse' and 'full Tang' being criticized for potentially mocking Down Syndrome. Despite Leyou claiming no ill intentions and aiming for friendly interaction with customers, many netizens are not satisfied, questioning the company's response and deeming the jokes offensive rather than harmless.
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Reported about 1 year ago
As of July 5, 2024, Taipei currently has 21 locations equipped with technology for intersection enforcement, which has shown significant effectiveness in preventing traffic accidents. The Taipei City Government Police Traffic Division reported a 31.07% reduction in accidents and a 30.16% decrease in fatalities compared to the same period last year. The enforcement activities result in a decrease in violations by 38.29% and accidents by 31.07%. With the increase in public compliance awareness, accidents have been effectively reduced, ensuring public safety. Additionally, 20 more intersections have been identified for technology enforcement to enhance traffic safety measures.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Taiwan's stock market surged by 1800 points in June, but leading securities firm Yuanta Financial Holdings (2885) announced a first-half profit of 2.8 billion TWD for the month, down from 4.8 billion TWD in the same period last year, mainly due to lower contributions from its life insurance and banking subsidiaries. The accumulated profit for January to June is 17.661 billion TWD, an increase of nearly 18% compared to last year, with an earnings per share of 1.39 TWD. Meanwhile, Capital Securities (2889) also reported a slightly increased first-half profit per share of 0.35 TWD today. Yuanta Financial Holdings' profit surge of 28.58 billion TWD in June compared to 25.15 billion TWD in May, a monthly increase of 13.63%, reflected the positive market conditions. However, the profit declined by over 40% compared to the record high of 48.85 billion TWD in the same month last year. Yuanta Financial Holdings' profit from its securities subsidiary saw significant growth in the first half of the year, while the life insurance and banking subsidiaries saw relatively minor growth. Capital Securities also announced a tax-inclusive profit of 349.11 million TWD for June and an accumulated profit of 1.21 billion TWD for January to June, a 7.89% increase over the same period last year, with an earnings per share of 0.35 TWD and net asset value per share of 11.77 TWD at the end of June.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Following the Penghu fishing boat Dajinman 88 illegally fishing and being detained by mainland Chinese coast guard, another Penghu boat, Shengyuan Fu 8, was driven away while fishing in international waters. Politicians criticized the government's response, with some accusing them of intentionally letting Taiwanese fishermen fall into a trap as tools for Taiwan independence. This controversy raises questions about Taiwan's fishing industry practices and the government's ability to protect fishermen's rights while maintaining compliance with international regulations.
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Reported about 1 year ago
During last year's presidential election, late prominent writer Li Ao's daughter, Li Wen, accused vice presidential candidate Lai Pei-Hsia of violating the Psychologist Act and modifying website content. In response, Huang Shiu-Xiu, spokesperson for Guo Taiming's office, commented that 'she seems a bit unclear about the situation.' After investigation, Taipei District Prosecutor's Office found insufficient evidence for defamation charges against Huang. Meanwhile, Lai Pei-Hsia, who withdrew from the 2024 presidential race and returned to her profession as a mind-body therapist, was fined for violating the Psychologist Act. The case involving criminal law aspects has been forwarded to the Prosecutor's Office for further investigation.
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Reported about 1 year ago
In this week's horoscope by Xinoan's Angel Garden, Saturn trine the Sun will slow down the pace of life but bring balance between work and leisure. Venus entering Leo on July 12 will bring exceptional romantic luck for fire signs. Aries will have a pleasant period with increased financial luck, while Taurus will enjoy emotional gatherings at home. Gemini will excel in communication, Cancer will experience unexpected financial opportunities, Leo will see boosted confidence, Virgo may encounter past relationships, Libra will make valuable connections, Scorpio will shine in career, Sagittarius may find love abroad, Capricorn will encounter karmic relationships, Aquarius will focus on relationships, and Pisces may plan a holiday for work success.
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Reported about 1 year ago
The Constitutional Court will hold a hearing on the Parliament reform bill and interim measures on the 10th. During the Legislative Yuan’s party caucus negotiations, they agreed to have 2 representatives nominated by the KMT and 1 by the TPP to handle the case. The court will discuss the necessity and scope of interim measures, with representatives from different parties holding discussions and expressing opinions.
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