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EV安全推薦!NISSAN ARIYA挑戰極地長征與極端電池測試

Reported about 1 year ago

電動車以優秀的馬達性能脫穎而出,消費者逐漸關注電池安全與續航力。最新NISSAN ARIYA進行過涉水、火攻和暴力測試,成功通過驚人的安全測試;此外,其全球撞擊測試表現也獲得高度評價。此款電動車更成功挑戰極地長征,證明其優異電能系統表現。預估將成為2024年台灣電動車市場的熱門推薦。

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Fans Block Parking Lot for K-pop Stars: Stuck for Days

Reported about 1 year ago

A large group of fans gathered at Kaohsiung Airport to welcome K-pop stars EXO's Suho and SHINee's Taemin, causing chaos when leaving due to only one payment machine at the parking lot exit. The situation led to a long queue of cars and scooters, with some individuals having to pay for two days of parking. The airport responded by increasing staff to assist with payments and suggested using the nearby metro for transportation to the venue.

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Fatal Taxi Accident in Taipei: Taxi Drives onto Sidewalk, Collides with 2 Motorcyclists Emitting Black Smoke

Reported about 1 year ago

On July 4, 2024, in Taipei, a fatal accident occurred when a taxi on Xinyi Road suddenly veered onto the sidewalk and hit two motorcyclists, resulting in the death of the driver named Fan. The two motorcyclists sustained injuries. The incident serves as a reminder to always be cautious of road conditions whether riding or walking and maintain a safe distance from large vehicles.

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Woman Travelling in Japan Encounters Sexual Harassment by Tour Guide Named Xie, Terrifying Experience Exposed: Shocked and Scared

Reported about 1 year ago

During a press conference, a woman recounted her horrific experience of being sexually harassed by a tour guide named Xie while on a trip to Japan with Lion Travel last December. Despite reporting the incident to the travel agency, the guide attempted to shift blame to a subsidiary. The incident sheds light on the need for clearer regulation and self-discipline mechanisms in the tourism industry to prevent such harassment and ensure gender equality education. Calls were made for improved handling of such cases, particularly in light of previous incidents of harassment faced by travelers abroad.

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Chen Xuesheng proposes 'Offshore Development Act' to attract Chinese investments, Hung Shen-han exposes real intentions: Taiwan's version of One Belt One Road

Reported about 1 year ago

According to SET News on July 5, 2024, DPP legislator Hung Shen-han stated that KMT legislator Chen Xuesheng recently proposed amending the 'Offshore Development Act' to allow participation of Chinese businesses in public construction on outlying islands without restrictions, resembling Taiwan's version of One Belt One Road. Hung criticized Chen for aiming to allow Chinese funds, companies, and manpower to control over 700 billion in infrastructure projects, referring to it as a grand plan with significant economic interests. Hung argued that this move mirrors the debt traps faced by countries involved in China's Belt and Road Initiative, emphasizing that while portrayed as local development, it actually opens doors for Chinese influence and aims to benefit the Chinese Communist Party at the expense of ordinary citizens, particularly affecting the residents of Matsu.

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Proposal by Chen Xuesheng Attracts Chinese Investment! Sent Back to Procedure Committee, Han Kuo-yu Confirms Again: No Objections from KMT Caucus?

Reported about 1 year ago

During the Legislative Yuan meeting hosted by Han Kuo-yu, KMT legislators Chen Xuesheng and Chen Yuzhen proposed an amendment to the 'Offshore Islands Development Act,' including a draft article that would allow Chinese companies to participate in major construction investment projects organized by the government on outlying islands, sparking controversy. The DPP caucus suggested sending the draft back to the Procedure Committee, which was not objected by the KMT caucus, leading Han Kuo-yu to confirm once again whether the KMT caucus and other parties had any objections, and announced 'no objections passed.' The proposed amendment aims to involve mainland Chinese companies in procurement to encourage off-island industrial development and promote public construction on the islands, with the Legislative Yuan sending the case back to the Procedure Committee today.

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Nearly 50% Disapprove of One Thing in the Latest Poll! Reveals Hidden Worries of Lai Ching-te's Administration: Engages in Fight Every Day

Reported about 1 year ago

According to the latest national political poll published by the 'Beautiful Island Electronic Gazette' in June, the approval rating of the Democratic Progressive Party has increased to 49.2%, rising 3.1% from May. However, the chairman of the 'Beautiful Island Electronic Gazette,' Wu Tzuchia, revealed that 44.8% of the public believes that the failure of parliamentary amendment revision cases is solely due to Lai Ching-te's engagement in 'fighting every day.' Wu Tzuchia pointed out that nearly half of the public view parliamentary reform cases as a power struggle, indicating a significant concern for Lai Ching-te's administration.

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Owner Involved in Money Laundering Case! Porsche Valued at 6.54 Million Seized for Auction, Also Includes Mercedes-Benz and Classic Car

Reported about 1 year ago

The Porsche SUT seized in a money laundering case by the Taichung District Prosecutors' Office, with only 3.5 years since it was manufactured, will be auctioned by the Taiwan Taichung District Enforcement Department on July 10. Apart from the Porsche, other items like Mercedes-Benz, Volkswagen classic car, and small fortune-making vehicles will be up for auction. Bidders must pay a guarantee deposit of 300,000 NT dollars and can access the details online through the department's official website.

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Taiwanese Fishing Vessel Intercepted by Japanese Patrol Boat in Suspected Intrusion of Japanese Waters; Captain and 2 Others Taken for Investigation

Reported about 1 year ago

The Taiwanese fishing vessel 'Fuyang No. 266' was intercepted by a Japanese patrol boat in waters near Amami Oshima, Japan, for suspected violation of local fishing regulations. The captain and two Taiwanese crew members were taken for investigation. The Japanese authorities agreed to release the vessel and crew upon payment of a fine of 6.6 million yen (about NT$1.213 million). The Taiwanese government, through diplomatic channels, expressed concern to Japan and requested swift release, promising continued support and assistance for the Taiwanese fishing vessel as needed.

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Lidohui Gets Motorcycle License and Plans to Ride Around Taiwan!

Reported about 1 year ago

According to SET News on July 4, 2024, South Korean cheerleader goddess Lidohui, who now resides in Taiwan, recently obtained a 'South Korea 2 types of small motorcycle driver's license' after secretly returning to South Korea for three days to take the exam. Excited about embracing local Taiwanese culture by riding a motorcycle in Taiwan, Lidohui confidently expressed her goal of riding around the island on a motorcycle, showcasing her determination and passion for motorcycling.

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Weather: Taipei's Temperature Might Soar to 40 Degrees! Experts: Two Areas in Taiwan Could Turn 'Black-Purple'

Reported about 1 year ago

Taiwan is experiencing extreme heat with Kaohsiung's Qijin reaching a record-breaking 40.8 degrees Celsius, the highest in the country. Taipei also faces the possibility of hitting over 40 degrees, potentially setting a new historical record. Experts warn of extreme heat in a particular area in the greater Taipei Basin, with 11 counties and cities under 'high-temperature warning' and 9 under an 'orange alert,' including Taipei, New Taipei, Taichung, Changhua, Yunlin, Chiayi County, Tainan, Kaohsiung, and Pingtung. The heatwave is attributed to a strengthening Pacific high-pressure system, with southern and the greater Taipei Basin experiencing temperatures exceeding 37 degrees. The general public is advised to take caution as temperatures rise across Taiwan, with Taipei possibly breaking its record of 39.7 degrees Celsius and hitting over 40 degrees.

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Japanese Ramen Terminology Guide - Do You Know Them All?

Reported about 1 year ago

LIVE JAPAN, July 4, 2024, 10:30 PM. Ramen, the iconic Japanese dish, has various terms associated with its noodles, soup, and toppings, specific to each unique style. The article provides a guide on Japanese terms related to ramen, including noodle firmness levels, portion sizes, dipping noodle variations, broth combinations, and popular toppings like chashu and seasoned eggs, offering insights into enjoying a complete ramen experience. It also delves into the intriguing ramen term 'Back Fat Cha Cha Style,' highlighting the innovative techniques and flavors in ramen culture.

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Korean Handsome Style Essentials! OLIVE YOUNG's Best-Selling Men's Styling Brand GRAFEN Lands Exclusively at Watsons Taiwan

Reported about 1 year ago

GRAFEN, the best-selling male styling brand at Olive Young in Korea, is now available exclusively at Watsons Taiwan, offering six selected popular styling products for purchase at a special price until August 7th. The products include hair waxes and styling sprays designed for a variety of hair textures and lengths. GRAFEN's products are known for their high quality and are favored by Korean men for daily styling, with the brand often referred to as 'Korean National Hair Products'. Taiwanese men can now easily achieve long-lasting and stylish hairdos with GRAFEN's offerings.

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Keelung Fishing Boat Suspected of Illegal Fishing Crossing Borders! Intercepted and Inspected by Japan Coast Guard, Captain and Chief Engineer Taken for Investigation

Reported about 1 year ago

The Keelung-based fishing boat 'Fuyang No. 266' was intercepted by Japanese authorities while operating at sea 230 nautical miles north of the Diaoyu Islands. The captain and chief engineer, both Taiwanese, were brought aboard a Japanese patrol vessel for questioning, while the six Indonesian crew members remained on the fishing boat. The incident prompted the dispatch of a Taiwanese patrol vessel for further investigation. According to the Taiwanese Coast Guard, the fishing boat may have entered Japan's territorial waters near Amami Oshima, violating local fishing regulations. The matter is currently being handled through communication between the Taiwanese Fishery Agency and Japanese authorities.

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Fans Mourn Coco Lee's First Anniversary of Passing with Emotional Tributes

Reported about 1 year ago

It has been a year since the sudden passing of Coco Lee, a popular Chinese singer, on July 5th, 2023. Fans continue to express their grief on her Instagram, with messages like 'Are you doing well in heaven?' and 'Forever missing you.' Chinese actress Xu Haixing paid tribute to the late diva by covering Lee's song 'The Love You Left Behind.' Despite a year passing, the pain of losing Coco Lee remains profound as loved ones and fans remember her with heartfelt messages and dedications.

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Breaking News: F.I.R. Mentorship Turns Sour, Faye Chen Wins! Accused by Chen Jianning and Cleared by Justice: Thanks for Restoring Innocence

Reported about 1 year ago

Former lead singer of F.I.R. band, Faye Chen, went to court against band leader and mentor Chen Jianning. Faye accused Chen of forging documents but was counter-sued for false accusation. Taipei District Court ruled Faye innocent on the 5th, allowing the prosecution to appeal. Faye expressed gratitude for justice clearing her name, thanked friends and fans for support, and hoped to end the disturbances and return to pure music. Related reads include updates on the court case and past accusations.

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Reckless and Ignorant! individuals throw firecrackers outside Hsinchu District Prosecutors' Office, arrogantly claiming to be a bomber

Reported about 1 year ago

A video circulating on the internet shows a young individual sitting in a car claiming to have driven to the Hsinchu District Prosecutors' Office, lighting firecracker-like items and tossing them out of the car window, even self-proclaiming as a 'Prosecutors' Office bomber.' The video, shared by 'Black Luxury Enterprise,' depicts a young man in the front passenger seat of a sedan igniting an unknown object and throwing it out of the car window. The incident took place at the 'Hsinchu District Prosecutors' Office,' with the video captioned as 'Prosecutors' Office bomber,' garnering disbelief from many viewers. Upon contacting the Hsinchu District Prosecutors' Office, it was revealed that this was an old case from last year, and the individuals involved had already been processed under the 'Maintenance of Social Order Act.'

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PLA's Naval Live-Fire Drill in Eastern Theater Command Disturbing Taiwan's Air Defense Identification Zone with Multiple Mainland Aircraft and Ships

Reported about 1 year ago

Since July 3rd, the People's Liberation Army has conducted a three-day military mission in the waters near the eastern coast of Zhejiang, with the exercise area as close as 100 nautical miles of Taiwan's southern end, according to the latest Ministry of National Defense report dated July 5th. During the surveillance period from July 4th 6 a.m. to July 5th 6 a.m., a total of 36 PLA aircraft and 6 PLA ships were detected near Taiwan's air and sea spaces, with some entering the country's north, central, southwest, and southeast airspace. Mainland fighter jets even reached as close as 78 nautical miles to Keelung. Additionally, an air defense identification zone southwest of Taiwan appeared ineffective with multiple main and auxiliary fighter jets, helicopters, and drones flying through the area, with one auxiliary fighter jet approaching as close as 51 nautical miles to Eluanbi. The Ministry also mentioned the PLA's naval live-fire drill in the East China Sea, stating that the ROC military could instantly monitor the PLA's regional exercises and tests of new weapon systems through its joint intelligence surveillance system. While the PLA set up a no-fly zone and airspace control in the waters off Zhejiang, it is speculated to be an annual naval live-fire drill conducted by the Eastern Theater Command. The ROC military vows to closely monitor and respond appropriately to these activities.

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LA MER x 艾麗:台北夏季療癒大飯店

Reported about 1 year ago

頂級護膚品牌海洋拉娜與台北艾麗希爾頓格芮精選酒店合作推出期間限定「夏季療癒大飯店」,將酒吧、游泳池和護膚空間打造成LA MER海洋拉娜的都市綠洲,特別推出聯名調飲及LA MER奢華療程,邀請限定的VVIP體驗奇蹟金萃原液護膚,同時提供住房專案讓客人體驗海洋拉娜明星商品。

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Sean Stewart Divorcing Wife After One Year of Marriage

Reported about 1 year ago

Rod Stewart's son, Sean Stewart, is divorcing his wife, TV producer Jody Weintraub, after just one year of marriage. The couple, who eloped in Las Vegas, had been separated for several months and are now working on finalizing their divorce, leaving fans and family in shock. Despite purchasing a house together earlier in the year, the pressures of marriage led to their decision to separate. Sean has also undergone a personal transformation, losing 40 pounds through dedicated daily workouts and focusing on his career as a designer for his brand, Dirty Weekend.

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The Wild Bounty Hunter in the Age of Financial Technology

Reported about 1 year ago

On July 4, 2024, Huang Zhechong, the director of the Taiwan Academy of Banking and Finance, visited the western US with the Bankers Association to explore Silicon Valley's tech giants such as Microsoft, Nvidia, and Google's various imaginations for AI financial services, as well as how Wells Fargo, the largest bank in the west, is adapting to ESG finance development with technology. The visit led to reflections on the past and future of financial development in a small town, reminiscent of the rich history of the town of Virginia City, once the wealthiest town in the US in the 1860s due to its mining resources. The town's prosperity was intertwined with the development of financial services, such as innovative banking operations and encrypted telegram systems by Wells Fargo, mirroring the need for stagecoach and security services in the banking sector. The arrival of the AI age presents new challenges like fraud and hacking, necessitating a 'zero trust' mindset in financial transactions. This analogy is likened to being a 'wild bounty hunter' in the digital era's wild west, underscoring the evolving security threats facing financial institutions.

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Toddler Dies from Abuse: Foster Mom Prosecuted

Reported about 1 year ago

A male toddler surnamed Luo, who was under 2 years old, lost consciousness due to fever two years ago and was sent to the hospital by the foster caregiver Tsai. Despite emergency treatment, the toddler did not survive. Multiple injuries were found on the child's body, leading to the exposure of the case. Prosecutors in Shilin District indicted Tsai on charges of family violence and fatal abuse. Tsai and her husband became foster parents to Luo and his younger sister. Starting in April 2022, Tsai physically abused Luo with a rubber scraper, causing extensive bruising, which eventually led to his death from severe injuries. The case was brought to light after the hospital reported it, and Luo's biological mother later filed a lawsuit. Prosecutors accused Tsai of violating the Child Welfare and Protection Act and the Criminal Code for intentionally causing harm and abusing a minor under 18 years old.

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Inclusion of Civil Defense Training for Alternative Military Service

Reported about 1 year ago

In an exclusive report on July 4, 2024, at 10:27 PM, journalist Zhang Xiangyu reported that the Ministry of the Interior arranged a briefing on 'Enhancing Alternative Military Service Civil Defense Training and Operations Report' at the departmental meeting. Deputy Minister Ma Shiyuan instructed to add Civil Defense Training for disaster prevention as an additional course for current and reserve alternative military service males starting from 2024. This aims to enhance the disaster prevention skills of alternative military service personnel to promote societal resilience and strengthen individual, family, and societal self-rescue and mutual assistance skills, while also increasing their sense of identity and honor.

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Four Victims' Families in Baolin Tea Room Food Poisoning Case Apply for Compensation, Each to Receive NT$1.8 Million

Reported about 1 year ago

In the Baolin Tea Room food poisoning case that occurred in March this year, resulting in 6 deaths, the Ministry of Justice's Victim Protection Division, along with the Crime Victim Compensation Association, has assisted four of the deceased victims' families in applying for 'crime victim compensation', with each eligible to receive NT$1.8 million; two other victims' families will be assisted in the application process. The incident led to multiple hospitalizations and has been preliminarily attributed to bongkrekic acid. Investigations have been conducted, and individuals related to the tea room have been summoned by the Taipei District Prosecutors Office for negligence leading to death under the Food Safety and Health Management Act and Criminal Code.

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北約75年峰會拜登取暖最後一搏? 結論變抗中北京疾呼別甩鍋面對真相【風向龍鳳配】

Reported about 1 year ago

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