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Fatal Fire at Kaohsiung Apartment: Grandmother Escapes with 3-Year-Old Granddaughter Sustaining Burns, 2-Year-Old Girl Dies in the Fire

Reported 12 months ago

A fire broke out in an apartment building on Zhongshan Road in Sānmín District, Kaohsiung City. An elderly grandmother and her two grandchildren were trapped inside, with the grandmother managing to escape with a 5-year-old girl who suffered burns, while the 2-year-old girl was rescued by firefighters but had already passed away. The cause of the fire is still under investigation. The incident resulted in a tragic loss, leaving the family and community devastated.

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Jane Huang Performs 'The Pain That Breathes' in Wuhan, Netizens React: 'Too Hellish', 'Advanced Tartness'

Reported 12 months ago

At Jane Huang's 'Acts of Extravagance' tour concert in Wuhan on June 29, she chose to perform a cover of Fish Leong's 'The Pain That Breathes'. Huang explained her choice, expressing the difficulty of yearning with regrets and the value of realizing love and protection after losing it. The performance sparked heated discussions in Taiwan due to the COVID-19 pandemic's origin in Wuhan, with some netizens humorously linking the song to the virus. While some found it dark and hellish, others praised Huang's humor and talents, with Chinese netizens being particularly appreciative of her surprise performance.

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Green MEPs Occupy Chairs, Kao Chin Su-mei Urges 'Mature Democrat' Despite Illness, Meeting Suspended Again After Assembly

Reported 12 months ago

During the review of the amendment draft of the 'Recall and Dismissal of Public Officials Election Law' by the Interior Committee on July 4, tensions rose as the DPP legislative party occupied the chairman's podium early in the morning, followed by the KMT legislative party staging a counteraction. Independent committee convener Kao Chin Su-mei, feeling unwell, urged for mature democratic behavior and temporarily left the meeting, which was repeatedly disrupted by DPP MPs shouting slogans. The meeting was eventually suspended as of 10 a.m. The agenda included 14 items, with 6 related to indigenous election rights. While the DPP MPs were willing to discuss the recall thresholds, Kao emphasized the need for consensus to end political bickering. The KMT criticized the DPP for obstructing democracy, and the meeting ended with no resolution.

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Singer Wei Ru Xuan Respects Fan's Decision to Leave World Despite Trying to Stop Him

Reported 12 months ago

Even though Wei Ru Xuan is busy with work, she still shares bits of her life with fans on social media. Recently, she revealed that a fan had passed away, disclosing that she had tried to prevent him from leaving but was unable to do so in time. Deeply affected by the incident, Wei Ru Xuan reflected on the unpredictability of life and the fleeting nature of existence, urging everyone to cherish the present moment, spread love, and minimize regrets for a happier life.

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Horrifying Fire in Kaohsiung Apartment: Grandmother Fled with 5-Year-Old Granddaughter, 2-Year-Old Granddaughter Found in OHCA

Reported 12 months ago

On the evening of July 3, 2024, a fire broke out in a public housing building in Kaohsiung, where a grandmother escaped with her 5-year-old granddaughter, and her 2-year-old granddaughter was found in OHCA condition. The incident occurred in a building in Sanmin District, with the grandmother and two young granddaughters inside. The 5-year-old granddaughter suffered burns on her feet, while the 2-year-old granddaughter was tragically found with no signs of life. The cause of the fire, suspected to be due to the children playing with a lighter, is still under investigation.

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US Presidential Election Poll: Trump's Approval Higher Than Biden, Speculation That Harris May Replace Biden as Democratic Candidate

Reported 12 months ago

Based on the latest poll conducted by The New York Times and Siena College from June 28 to July 2, 49% of likely voters indicated support for Trump while Biden received only 43%, widening the gap compared to the previous week. Interestingly, 74% of respondents believe Biden is too old to be president, even 59% of Democratic supporters share this view. The poll also shows Trump leading among male voters, especially younger and less educated males, by 23 percentage points, while Biden has a slight lead of 8 percentage points among female voters. Additionally, there is speculation that Vice President Harris could be the primary replacement candidate for the Democratic Party if Biden were to withdraw due to health reasons. As the election intensifies, both parties are focusing on campaign activities to secure voter support, with uncertain and closely contested prospects.

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Taiwan plans to increase nursing workforce by up to 70,000 in four years

Reported 12 months ago

The Executive Yuan presented a 12-point strategy plan to enhance nursing workforce policies, aiming to achieve a healthy Taiwan by prioritizing investments in nursing manpower development. Through strategies focusing on personnel cultivation, positive workplace environments, and salary improvements, the plan aims to establish a positive cycle for nursing retention in hospitals and maximize licensed nurse practitioners. By 2023, an estimated 56,000 to 70,000 additional nursing staff are expected, with measures including increased nursing positions, enhanced exam content, and incentives for hospitals meeting nurse-to-patient ratios. Efforts to address work-life balance issues and increase retention by rewarding night shift staff are also highlighted in the plan.

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Taiwan Fishing Boat Detained by Chinese Coast Guard, Taiwan Fisheries Agency Urges Immediate Release of Crew and Vessel

Reported 12 months ago

On July 3, 2024, according to Taiwan's Coast Guard Administration, the fishing boat 'Da Jin Man 88' was indeed in Chinese waters, beyond the range of the Coast Guard's radar detection and not in an area where they regularly enforce fishing regulations or protect fishing grounds. The boat had a total of 5 crew members, including 2 Taiwanese and 3 Indonesians. The Director of the Fisheries Agency, Zhang Zhi-sheng, emphasized that the area where the incident occurred is usually a common operational area for fishermen from both sides of the Taiwan Strait, not just for this one Taiwanese fishing boat. Taiwan has urged China through the Coast Guard to promptly release the crew and vessel, explaining the reasons for the forced inspection. Zhang stated that the government will negotiate with China through the Mainland Affairs Council via cross-strait channels. He also advised Taiwanese fishermen to avoid operating in Chinese waters during the off-season to prevent similar incidents from happening. This incident highlights the need for continued communication and coordination between both sides of the Taiwan Strait regarding maritime law enforcement and fishing operations to safeguard the rights of fishermen.

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Taiwan Signs 'Memorandum of Understanding on Educational Cooperation' with Republic of Marshall Islands

Reported 12 months ago

Exclusive report on July 3, 2024, at 11:24 PM: Foreign Minister Joseph Wu met with the Minister of Education, Sports, and Training of the Republic of Marshall Islands, Joe Bejang, and his delegation. They discussed deepening educational and cultural cooperation between the two countries. The signing of the 'Taiwan-Marshall Islands Memorandum of Understanding on Educational Cooperation' aims to expand exchanges in education, sports, and personnel training, strengthen bilateral visits, capacity building, teacher training, research on South Pacific culture, and volunteer dispatch in various areas.

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Labor Department's High Kaohsiung Office Helps Disabled Youth Achieve Career Transformation with ChatGPT and Employment Incentive Measures

Reported 12 months ago

A 26-year-old young man named Siqi (pseudonym) with cerebral palsy faced challenges such as muscle atrophy and difficulty in mobility and speech, leading to a lack of confidence since childhood. After being assisted by the Chaozhou Employment Center and the Labor Department's 'Employment Incentive Measures', he was successfully placed as a customer service representative in a care facility, finding a job matching his interests and boosting his confidence significantly. By utilizing tools like ChatGPT and employer incentives, he overcame difficulties, transformed his attitude, and excelled in his new career, showcasing the support provided by the center for individuals with disabilities in career development.

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Motorcyclist's Dangerous Riding Case Dismissed Due to Inconclusive Evidence of Hazardous Driving

Reported 12 months ago

Changhua County Road 139 is a popular spot for mountain riding enthusiasts, but also where accidents occur frequently, resulting in a biker named Li being fined and having his license suspended for two instances of 'leaning' while riding his motorcycle in February last year. Li contested the penalty, arguing that his actions were for stability due to his body shape and the road conditions, leading to the administrative court ruling the fine as baseless as the behavior wasn't clearly hazardous. The judgment was then revoked, with the possibility for appeal. The court deemed Li's riding as mostly normal and lacking evidence of reckless driving, thus dismissing the case based on the inconclusiveness of dangerous behavior.

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Honest Personalities of 4 Zodiac Signs Can Suffer in the Workplace: Aquarius Trusts Others Too Much, Capricorn Focuses Too Much on Details

Reported 12 months ago

TVBS News on July 3, 2024, at 11:23 PM: The honest personalities of some individuals can often lead them to become the 'scapegoat' in the workplace, misunderstood by superiors or wrongly accused by colleagues. According to Sohu, 4 zodiac signs with honest personalities may lose opportunities and impact interpersonal relationships due to being overly cautious. Aquarians, for example, tend to trust others too much, which can lead to leaked company secrets and unrealistic idealism, while Capricorns' focus on perfection may cause them to neglect overall goals and strategies, affecting work efficiency and missing out on opportunities.

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Taipei Fubon Bank Expands Overseas Operations with Focus on India and South Korea for Break-even Within Three Years

Reported 12 months ago

Taipei Fubon Bank has been approved to set up a Tokyo branch in Japan by the FSC, but their overseas expansion plans do not stop there. The bank is now eyeing India to establish a branch and intends to upgrade its office in Australia to a branch, with a goal to break-even within three years. Additionally, Taipei Fubon Bank is planning to establish an office in South Korea due to significant investments and collaborations with Hyundai Group. Amidst the relocation of the semiconductor supply chain and strong fundraising efforts by Indian enterprises, the bank is strategically positioning itself in these markets. Taipei Fubon Bank's profitability is on the rise this year, and they are preparing for potential challenges in the financial markets in the second half of the year.

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Reality Show Incident: Male Star Injured During Filming, Bu Xueliang Moved to Tears

Reported 12 months ago

The reality show 'My Star Village Chief,' hosted by Bu Xueliang, Guo Hongzhi, Yao Yuanhao, Masca, and He Haochen, continues to be a hit, maintaining the top spot in its time slot. In a recent episode, the group visited He Haochen's hometown in Kaohsiung, where touching scenes between He and his mother brought Bu Xueliang to tears. The episode featured unexpected moments, such as an injury to He Haochen's foot and a prank involving the hosts disguising themselves as staff members, creating a mix of emotions for the cast and viewers alike.

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Taiwanese Fishing Boat Seized, Green Party Member Criticizes Government for Endangering Fishermen's Safety

Reported 12 months ago

A fishing boat from Penghu, Taiwan, named 'Da Jin Man 88,' was forcefully taken back to Jinjiang Weitou Port by a Chinese coast guard ship. Despite Taiwan Coast Guard sending three patrol boats for assistance, they were surrounded and blocked by seven Chinese coast guard ships. DPP legislator Yang Yao criticized the government for disregarding the safety of fishermen and urged them to negotiate for the release of the boat and crew. This incident highlights the lack of consensus between Taiwan and China in shared fishing areas, with fishermen feeling threatened and expressing frustration towards the government's handling of the situation.

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Legendary Sword Disappeared! French Version of 'Excalibur' Stuck in Cliff for 1300 Years Suspected Stolen... Public Heartbroken

Reported 12 months ago

On July 3, 2024, the legendary sword known as the French version of 'Excalibur,' called 'Durandal,' has been stuck in a cliff in a French town for nearly 1300 years, attracting many tourists who visit to take pictures. However, it recently went missing under mysterious circumstances, leading to a police investigation suspecting theft. Local authorities are still puzzled about how the thief managed to climb over a 10-meter-high rock wall and successfully steal the sword, which was chained down. The disappearance of the legendary sword Durandal has shocked local residents, who express deep sorrow at its loss, as the sword has been a significant part of the town's history and culture for centuries.

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Beware of Overseas Job Scams

Reported 12 months ago

In an exclusive report on July 3, 2024, at 11:19 PM, journalist Zhang Xiangyu warns about the risks of falling into job scams targeting Taiwanese nationals seeking opportunities abroad. With the upcoming peak travel season and graduation season, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs advises the public to be cautious of advertisements promising high-paying jobs in Southeast Asia with perks like meals and accommodation included. It is emphasized that verifying the authenticity of information sources is crucial to avoid falling victim to scams that can result in being trapped abroad, risking personal safety, and financial loss.

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20 Things about LaLa Hsu: Proving maturity is not about appearances but the choices you make

Reported 12 months ago

LaLa Hsu, a former singing competition winner who once aspired to open a fried chicken shop with her prize money, has now evolved into a renowned singer-songwriter and embraces family life with her husband and two children. Her latest album 'Give' received 10 nominations at the Golden Melody Awards and is one of the most nominated albums in the history of the awards. From her musical journey to her approach to family life, here are 20 significant aspects of LaLa Hsu's growth and experiences.

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Man found wallet and accused of embezzlement by owner, judge ruled innocent due to '2 reasons'

Reported 12 months ago

A man named Wang found a wallet in the middle of last year and brought it to the police station for the owner, but the owner, a man named Xu, claimed that there was 17,100 yuan missing from it. The court in Pingtung found that Xu couldn't prove the amount in the wallet before losing it was 24,000 yuan and lacked evidence that Wang embezzled, thus ruling Wang innocent with the possibility of appeal.

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Harry Potter Fantastic Beasts Film Props Exhibition at Natural History Museum! Precious Collection from the British Museum in Taiwan, a Must-Visit this Summer

Reported 12 months ago

The 'Fantastic Beasts and the Natural World' special exhibition, featuring props from the 'Harry Potter' and 'Fantastic Beasts' films, as well as precious collections from the British Natural History Museum, is now open at the National Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall. This exhibition showcases over a hundred rare artifacts for the first time in Taiwan, providing an immersive experience connecting the magical world with real-world creatures. From July 4 to October 13, visitors can explore the fascinating world of mythical creatures and the intricate bond between fiction and reality.

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Ryan Reynolds Almost Divorced while Filming Deadpool, Wife Gives Final Ultimatum, Feels No Pressure Holding 'Save Marvel' Flag

Reported 12 months ago

During the Asia press conference of 'Deadpool and Wolverine,' Ryan Reynolds shared insights into the film and his life, revealing how his commitment to the role brought challenges to his personal life, almost leading to divorce. Despite the pressure of 'saving Marvel,' Reynolds joked about the process of convincing Marvel to bring Deadpool into the MCU and emphasized the enduring satisfaction of finally achieving this goal after ten years. The movie, set for release on July 24, promises a unique and anticipated viewing experience.

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China Conducts Military Exercise in East China Sea, Fujian Aircraft Carrier Engages in Trial Voyage, Ministry of National Defense: PLA Conducts Annual Live-Fire Sea Assessment

Reported 12 months ago

On July 3, 2024, Chinese state TV footage on January 2 showcased the clear view of the three electromagnetic catapult tracks of the PLA's Fujian aircraft carrier for the first time. Recently, the Shanghai Maritime Safety Administration issued a navigation warning indicating the possibility of the third sea trial of China's third aircraft carrier, Fujian, while the Eastern Theater Command of the PLA declared a no-fly zone off the coast of Zhejiang for its annual live-fire sea assessment. The Ministry of National Defense assured that the national military can monitor and respond to regional exercises and weapon tests in a timely manner.

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Taiwanese Influencer Chen Yi Probed Over Alleged Money Laundering, Faces Accusations from Feng Yu-ting

Reported 12 months ago

Taiwanese influencer Chen Yi was previously accused of money laundering and fraud last year after receiving a large sum of money in her company's account, sparking suspicion and leading her to question the motives behind it online. Subsequently, she was sued for alleged defamation by the male individual who made the transfer. However, after investigation, the Taipei District Prosecutors Office decided not to prosecute Chen Yi for tarnishing the man's reputation. The case involved a misunderstanding where the man transferred money to Chen Yi's company account thinking he was purchasing second-hand phones for his children, but never received the phones, suspecting fraud. The incident also brought to light Chen Yi's dispute with Feng Yu-ting, another influencer, who had revealed Chen Yi's subpoena to court previously on Instagram.

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Understanding the Coffee Badging Trend in Offices

Reported 12 months ago

Coffee badging is a controversial office trend where employees show up to the office briefly, primarily to fulfill in-office mandates, and then continue working from home. Despite its controversy, over 50% of hybrid workers have admitted to partaking in coffee badging, as revealed in a 2023 report by Owl Labs. This trend has been further solidified by the increase in hybrid work arrangements, leading to companies tracking badge swipes and potential consequences on career progression based on office attendance data. While employers may be tempted to rely on badge logs for productivity assessment, experts urge caution as badge swipes may not accurately reflect an employee's performance at work.

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明星高中學生的壓力與責任

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公視主題之夜SHOW將播出《美國高中生的頂大攻略》,揭露聚焦亞裔學生在升學過程中的競爭壓力及社會期待。學生必須承擔明星學校所帶來的更多責任,如北一女中學生郁淨分享明星高中光環下的壓力問題,指出社會對明星高中的目光可能更嚴苛。討論中也提到消弭明星學校是否可讓教育更公平,以及對補習文化的反思。《美國高中生的頂大攻略》導演林立仁展現亞裔學生的升學挑戰,並呼籲不要忽略快樂在學業和職涯規劃中的重要性。

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