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Buffet特色主題活動盤點:豪華碳烤、海鮮上桌,吃素也有選擇

Reported 12 months ago

夏日將至,6間Buffet推出多樣特色主題活動。異國蔬食Buffet「果然匯」推出夏季限定餐區,打造個人化Poke Bowl;其他如海鮮季、德式料理、美式炭烤、西班牙風格饗宴等,提供豐富美食選擇。喜愛海鮮的話不妨參加「澎湖海鮮季」或「寶島海鮮季」,愛肉食的可以享受德式或美式料理盛宴,甚至吃素的人也有專屬選擇,讓民眾在炎炎夏日中享受美食盛宴。

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Taiwan Stock Market Returns to 23,000 Points, FSC Chairperson Looks Out for Two Variables in the Second Half of the Year

Reported 12 months ago

Taiwan's stock market surged 200 points to return to 23,000, with Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC) Chairperson Huang Tung-chen noting two major variables affecting the market: the U.S. interest rate policy and the U.S. presidential election at year-end. Despite the uncertainty, the stock market fundamentals remain strong in terms of economic growth, economic indicators, and exports, providing positive support. The FSC will closely monitor market trends without making specific predictions, focusing on the soundness of the stock market system.

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Parliamentary Investigation Power Activated! Blue-White Coalition Establishes MirroTv Investigation Task Force

Reported 12 months ago

Following the effective implementation of the Parliamentary Reform Act on July 2, 2024, opposition parties, including the Kuomintang and the People First Party, initiated the exercise of parliamentary investigation power in the Legislative Yuan. The Legislative Yuan's Transportation, Judicial, and Legal Affairs Committee held a joint meeting today to discuss the establishment of the 'MirroTv Investigation Task Force' and its operational details. Despite protests and walkouts by Democratic Progressive Party lawmakers, the blue-white coalition successfully passed the establishment of the investigation task force and its operational details, with operations scheduled from July 3 to December 31, targeting the National Communications Commission and related ministries for investigation.

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Parliamentary Inquiry Launched! Blue and White Coalition Forms Mirror TV Investigation Team

Reported 12 months ago

Following the enactment of the Parliamentary Reform Act on July 2, 2024, opposition parties such as the Kuomintang and the Minjindang in the Legislative Yuan initiated parliamentary inquiry rights. A joint meeting of the Legislative Yuan's Transportation, Judiciary, and Legal Committees was held to discuss the establishment of a 'Mirror TV Investigation Task Force' and operational details. Despite protests and walkouts from DPP legislators, the blue and white coalition successfully passed the formation and operation points of the investigation team, which will run from July 3 to December 31, 2024. This marks the first activation of parliamentary inquiry rights after the passage of the Parliamentary Reform Act, with a focus on the National Communications Commission and related agencies.

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Man Angered After Spending $200 on Broken Toy Water Gun, Unleashes Fire Extinguisher in Store

Reported 12 months ago

A 37-year-old man surnamed Zhou from New Taipei City's Zhonghe District spent $200 at a claw crane arcade to win a toy water gun, only to find it was broken. Upset after not receiving compensation from the store owner, he stole a fire extinguisher and sprayed it inside the store in anger. The police arrested Zhou through surveillance footage and he admitted to the crime, stating it was due to not being compensated. He was charged with property damage and theft.

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Chinese Air and Naval Activities around Taiwan

Reported 12 months ago

A Chinese maritime patrol ship seized a fishing boat in Penghu, leading to a tense situation as three Taiwanese coast guard ships were unable to intervene. Meanwhile, the Taiwanese Ministry of National Defense reported that in a 24-hour period, 28 Chinese military aircraft and six naval vessels conducted activities surrounding Taiwan, with the closest encounter being 44 nautical miles from Gulei Peninsula. The situation escalated as the Chinese military's presence increased in Taiwan's vicinity, raising concerns and prompting official responses from both sides.

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Yang Xiaohui Exposes Scam Group for Impersonation Tactics

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Sanli News Network, July 2, 2024 - Entertainer Yang Xiaohui, known for her outspoken nature, recently took to social media late at night to expose a scam group using her identity. She criticized the group for teaching people how to identify her official account, calling their tactics absurd and brazen. Yang Xiaohui warned her followers to be cautious, emphasizing that authentic products do not offer promotions like 'buy three get one free' or '10 for 1600 yuan,' and remarked on the audacity of the scam group for providing such guidance, expressing disbelief in the lack of authority in regulating such actions.

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Global Government Debt Reaches $91 Trillion, IMF Warns Urgent Resolution Needed

Reported 12 months ago

Reports indicate that the total global government debt has reached an unprecedented $91 trillion, almost equivalent to the size of the global economy, posing a serious threat to living standards worldwide. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has directly called out the United States to urgently address the 'chronic fiscal deficit' issue, attributing part of the debt increase to borrowing for economic stimulus due to the pandemic. The IMF warns that failure to tackle the escalating debt burden could lead to increased inflation and potentially trigger a new financial crisis.

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Man Seeks Help from Datong Police in Taipei Due to Illness

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On July 2, 2024, Taipei Datong Police officers Lin Jiaxuan and Lan Yuxiang assisted a man named Cai who was feeling unwell and could not find his motorbike on the streets. Concerned for his safety, Lin and Lan provided care, including a chair to sit on, candies for possible low blood sugar, and contacting his family and an ambulance for medical assistance. The man, who had a history of stroke and diabetes, was eventually taken to the hospital. His mother expressed gratitude for the police's compassionate assistance during her son's unclear state of mind, highlighting the importance of seeking help in emergencies or when feeling unwell.

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Man Steals BMW and Crashes into Jewelry Store After Dispute

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On June 30, at 4 am, police in Fengshan District, Kaohsiung, received a report that a man had crashed his car into the metal gate of a jewelry store on Wujia 2nd Road. CCTV footage identified the man driving a stolen BMW. The man had previously stolen the BMW in Xinxing District, and later used it to crash into the jewelry store on two occasions before abandoning the car and fleeing on a scooter. The man, identified as Mr. Huang, later admitted to the police that he harbored a grudge against the store owner following a disagreement over a gold purchase seven years ago, where he believed he was shortchanged 5,000 NT. However, the store owner claimed no recollection of such a transaction. Huang was arrested and charged for property damage, assault, and other offenses.

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Taiwan Strait Tension Rises Again with 22 Chinese Aircraft and 6 Vessels Around Taiwan

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In an exclusive report on July 2, 2024, at 10:17 pm, the tension level in the Taiwan Strait escalated as 22 Chinese aircraft and 6 vessels were reported circling Taiwan. The Ministry of National Defense released the latest movements of the PLA around Taiwan, revealing that a total of 22 Chinese aircraft and 6 vessels were detected operating near the Taiwan Strait from 6 am on the 2nd to 3rd. The situation was further complicated by a Taiwanese fishing boat being inspected by 2 Chinese Coast Guard vessels in Kinmen waters and taken back to the mainland, along with the appearance of the Chinese aircraft carrier Shandong in the Philippine Sea, heightening tensions in the region. The Ministry of National Defense emphasized that the Taiwanese military is closely monitoring and responding to the activities with surveillance aircraft, ships, and missile systems.

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Taipei Police Cracks Down on Scam Involving Fake Entrepreneurial Loans, 30 Victims Cheated out of 35 Million

Reported 12 months ago

In Taipei, police recently uncovered a scam where a member of Bamboo Union gang, Huang, deceived 30 people by pretending to help them apply for youth entrepreneurial loans. He obtained their personal information to set up dummy companies and financial accounts, which were then sold to a fraud syndicate. Huang and 14 others have been arrested and charged with fraud, with 30 victims losing a total of 35 million. Authorities suspect Huang's involvement with the fraud network, and the case is ongoing.

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Language Barrier: Foreigner Forgets Where He Parked Car, Police Help Him Locate

Reported 12 months ago

During patrol duty, officers Wei Yuting and Huang Guanshun of the Rongbei Police Station in Chiayi City encountered a 29-year-old foreigner named ASHIQ who was frantically seeking help in finding his parked motorcycle near the intersection of Zhongshan Road and Guohua Street. Due to a language barrier, the officers effectively communicated with ASHIQ in English, located the vehicle, and helped him retrieve it. Grateful for the assistance due to the language barrier and unfamiliarity with the city, ASHIQ thanked the police before leaving.

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Heartbroken Man Caught by Police After Riding Motorcycle Under the Influence of Alcohol to Evade Checkpoint Along Riverside Park in Taipei City

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A 25-year-old man named Zhou in Taipei City was caught by police on July 21st around 5 a.m. riding a motorcycle under the influence of alcohol while trying to evade a checkpoint along a riverside park. Police officers noticed Zhou speeding past them, stopped him, and found his blood alcohol level to be 0.73 milligrams. Zhou admitted to drowning his sorrows due to a recent heartbreak and intentionally driving along the riverside park path to avoid detection. He was subsequently charged with endangering public safety by the police.

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Top 20 Most Hated Leader Series: Huang Kuo-chang Tops Poll, Ko Wen-je Faces Life-and-Death Situation

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In a series by Sy Wei Quan on July 2, 2024, analyzing future political leaders' reputation, a survey ranked Huang Kuo-chang as the most hated political figure, with Ko Wen-je facing a critical situation. Even though Ko does not hold any public position, he ranked 6th while Huang ranked 7th among non-blue and green political figures. Huang was seen as having more potential due to his controversial nature. The survey also indicated differences in support levels between different voter groups for both leaders.

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電話又打不通了?「3縣市」電信用戶驚傳斷訊,市話、110、119撥出變空號?

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爸爸月嫂和非營利機構攜手改善母嬰護理

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堪薩斯城,茱莉4月份3:04 PM·2分鐘閱讀爸爸月嫂和非營利機構攜手改善母嬰護理。James Hogue是爸爸月嫂,他與非營利機構合作,旨在為準父母提供支持和指導,以改善母嬰護理情況。他成立了非營利組織Fathers Assisting Mothers(FAM),與Uzazi Village合作,致力於改善黑人母嬰健康不平等現象,使父親在生產過程中扮演更積極的角色。

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Pan Ruodi's 13-Year Marriage Ends! Friend Accidentally Revealed 'Former Wife' in a Slip of Tongue, He Responded

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On July 2, 2024, Pan Ruodi, the 'Asian Aerobic King,' who married his wife Qiu Qiqi (KiKi) 15 years his junior in 2011 and has an 11-year-old daughter Pandora (LaLa), responded through his agency to rumors that they had ended their 13-year marriage last year. The divorce news originated from a friend's slip of tongue at a gathering where KiKi was referred to as Pan Ruodi's former wife, unintentionally exposing her 'new identity' and sparking divorce rumors among their circle of friends. However, Pan Ruodi and KiKi have not publicly shown any signs of divorce until the last appearance together on their daughter's birthday in April last year. Amidst the widespread attention, most of Pan Ruodi's close friends denied having heard about the divorce rumors, with his manager also emphasizing the falsity of the claims.

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Man Stabbed to Death While Dancing in the Square: Suspect Reveals Motive

Reported 12 months ago

In Jilin Province, Songyuan City, China, a 53-year-old man known as 'Bag-Clipping Brother' was fatally stabbed multiple times by a 54-year-old man while dancing in the square. The attacker claimed he didn't know the victim and was angered by the victim giving him a look. The suspect, caught by the police, disclosed that he impulsively attacked the victim due to feeling offended. The incident sparked outrage online with netizens condemning the senseless violence and lack of intervention from bystanders.

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Director Reveals 'Despicable Me 4' Minions Transform with 'Superpowers Awakening'

Reported 12 months ago

The upcoming comedy animation film 'Despicable Me' series, loved by many audiences, is set to release 'Despicable Me 4' on July 3 in Taiwan, promising a fresh story, new characters, and exciting challenges for Gru and the Minions. The director emphasizes the importance of maintaining freshness in the long-running series, with a focus on emotional resonance and injecting new elements to captivate viewers. The addition of new superpowered Minions in the Anti-Villain League will bring unexpected twists to the plot, with characters possessing abilities like super strength, laser beams, flight, and more. Fans can witness the Minions' 'Superpowers Awakening' in theaters starting July 3.

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National Defense University Vice Professor Involved in Misappropriating Hourly Fees of 5985 Yuan Admits Guilt and Receives Deferred Prosecution

Reported 12 months ago

According to Yahoo News, on July 2, 2024, a man surnamed Guo, who served as a full-time associate professor at the National Defense University, admitted to falsely claiming overtime teaching hours and receiving 5985 New Taiwan Dollars in hourly fees last year. The Shilin District Prosecutors' Office considered Guo's confession, remorseful attitude, and return of the illicit gains, and decided to grant him a one-year deferred prosecution. The prosecution determined that Guo's actions did not constitute corruption, but rather fraud, as he did not abuse his authority. Guo's offense was deemed minor, leading to the lenient punishment.

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Actress Drenched in Foul Acidic Black Liquid While Walking, Shocked and Describes It as 'Terrifying'

Reported 12 months ago

Child star-turned-actress Yang Xiao Li shared on Facebook about an incident where she was unexpectedly drenched in a large amount of foul-smelling acidic black liquid while on her way to work. She described the experience as terrifying and her mother noted that she looked like a 'drowned dog' when she returned home with oil dripping from her head and emitting a strong vinegar smell. Despite the shock, she did not report the incident to the police as she was in a hurry, but her post garnered concern and reminded others to be cautious while walking on the road.

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Massive Fire at Pingtung Metal Wood Warehouse, Firefighters Control Situation and Manage Traffic

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A fire broke out at a metal wood warehouse in Long An Lane, Pingtung, early in the morning of July 3. With a large amount of wood stored on site, firefighters quickly responded with 20 vehicles and 44 personnel to contain the fire, fortunately without any casualties. Due to the incident, roads in the area were closed, and the local authorities advised people to take alternative routes for safety.

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Man from Miaoli Disappears after Attempting to Retrieve Phone from Sinking Car on Beach

Reported 12 months ago

A 60-year-old man named Huang from Miaoli drove his car onto a beach in Hualien to relax yesterday evening but found himself trapped as the tide unexpectedly rose. His rescue attempts with a friend's truck and local assistance failed, leading to his car sinking into the water. Huang, who recently recovered from COVID-19, risked his life to go back to his car to retrieve valuables and was swept away by the waves. Despite ongoing search efforts by the coast guard and firefighters, he remains missing as of this morning.

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Veteran South Korean Actor Dies of Gallbladder Cancer - 8 Warning Signs to Watch Out for According to Doctor

Reported 12 months ago

South Korean veteran actor Song Min-hyung passed away at the age of 70 in April due to gallbladder cancer, with early stages often being asymptomatic. The actor had previously battled liver cancer four times before succumbing to gallbladder cancer. Dr. Zheng Hongzhi from Taoyuan Honglin Clinic emphasized the importance of recognizing warning signs for gallbladder cancer, which could include symptoms like abdominal pain, jaundice, weight loss, and loss of appetite. Early detection is crucial, and potential causes of gallbladder cancer range from gallstones and polyps to unhealthy lifestyle habits and genetic factors, with preventative measures including regular check-ups, healthy diet, exercise, and avoiding risk factors like smoking and excessive alcohol consumption.

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