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Girl with Fever and UTI Infected with Zoonotic Bacterium Shared with Mother

Reported 9 months ago

A girl surnamed Peng from Changhua County recently had a fever, and both she and her mother were found to be infected with a zoonotic bacterium after visiting the hospital together. The doctor discovered that both had recent contact with dogs, emphasizing the importance of hygiene practices when interacting with pets. The girl and her mother both received antibiotic treatment for 10 days before recovering. The bacterium, Pasteurella, can cause urinary tract infections, fever, frequent urination, and if left untreated, can lead to severe complications like sepsis and death. It is a zoonotic pathogen commonly found in the oral cavity, respiratory tract, and gastrointestinal tract of pets and can be transmitted to humans through bites, scratches, or close contact.

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12年再同框!謝霆鋒與張學友聯手打造夢幻聯動 契合靈魂

Reported 9 months ago

在電影《海關戰線》中,謝霆鋒與張學友合作主題曲〈很遠的地方〉,再度合演。張學友飾演高功能躁鬱症患者,表現出內心的躁動與渴望,而謝霆鋒則回歸大銀幕,兩位演員的實力碰撞讓電影引人注目。故事中展現了兩人熱血戰友的羈絆,彼此配合守護海關。他們在電影與歌曲中展現相互配合的惺惺相惜,尋找靈魂的契合。

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Jacky Cheung Returns to the Big Screen After 8 Years, Collaborates with Nicholas Tse on New Song

Reported 9 months ago

Jacky Cheung, who just finished his concert at Taipei Arena, is set to release a new theme song for the upcoming film 'Customs Frontline,' where he stars alongside Nicholas Tse. The movie will be released next month in Taiwan. The song, 'Faraway Place,' will have Mandarin and Cantonese versions available on June 28, much anticipated by fans. The film showcases the powerful performances of Cheung and Tse, offering both high-energy action scenes and deep human stories of companionship and dedication. Cheung's healing voice in the song resonates with listeners, enhancing the depth of the characters and storyline, inviting reflection and empathy.

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Bruno Mars Concert Tickets Sold Out Instantly with Additional Shows Announced

Reported 9 months ago

Popular Western pop star Bruno Mars recently announced a concert titled 'Bruno Mars Live in Kaohsiung' on September 8 at the Kaohsiung World Games Main Stadium. Tickets for the event went on presale for Live Nation Taiwan members, selling out immediately. Due to the overwhelming demand, an additional show on September 7 was announced. Known for his incredible talent, Bruno Mars' concerts are always in high demand. The added show reflects the star's irresistible charm and popularity among fans.

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As Age Increases, Preference for Japan Travel Grows Normal, Says Netizens

Reported 9 months ago

A netizen on a forum shared their increasing preference for traveling to Japan as they age, despite visiting many other countries in the past. Reasons cited for the attraction to Japan included convenient transportation, delicious food, affordable Japanese yen, and user-friendly self-checkout systems. Many netizens resonated with the sentiment, sharing their own love for Japan due to its proximity, simplicity, affordability, and relaxing atmosphere, especially as they grow older and prioritise comfort and convenience in travel.

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Baseball/ Weigang Sponsors Women's Baseball! 14 Selected for Taiwan Team to Compete for Championship, Female Players Excitedly Proclaim: We Did It

Reported 9 months ago

In the 2024 Daijia Matsu National Women's Baseball Championship sponsored by Weigang and De Foundation, the 'Passing the Baton to the Future' and 'Element Dream' teams supported by Weigang and De Foundation secured first and second place, with female players recording videos excitedly thanking the foundation's founder Wei Yingchong, saying 'Wei-Dad, we did it!' Fourteen players from these two teams have been selected for the 2024 World Women's Baseball Championship Taiwan Team, aiming to achieve the best results. Wei Yingchong, the founder of Weigang and De Foundation, has been supporting female baseball players, leading them to multiple victories in domestic and international competitions.

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Toyota's Global Output Declines in May, Particularly in China

Reported 9 months ago

Toyota's global production decreased by 4% in May, marking the fourth consecutive month of decline, with a significant 22% drop in China due to increased competition from local brands and a fierce price war in the market. Despite lower production in other countries like Thailand, Mexico, Brazil, and France, the U.S. and Japan witnessed output growth. Toyota's worldwide sales only rose by 0.3%, with increased sales in the U.S. and Europe compensating for the decline in Japan and China. The report also includes data on the luxury brand Lexus.

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New Taipei Adds 27 Sites for Technology Enforcement on Roads | Officially in Operation on July 1

Reported 9 months ago

On June 27, 2024, New Taipei added 27 technological enforcement sites, focusing on high-risk intersections prone to accidents and violations. These sites utilize AI technology for image analysis to automatically identify violations. The enforcement is scheduled to commence on July 1st with plans to announce an additional 35 locations by the end of October. Violations targeted include failure to yield to pedestrians, driving on sidewalks, running red lights, disregarding traffic signs, driving large trucks in restricted areas, illegal parking, and not keeping intersections clear. The initiative aims to improve traffic safety and order, particularly targeting the safety of pedestrians. Violators could face fines and penalties, emphasizing the importance of abiding by traffic rules and respecting the rights of pedestrians for a safer road environment in New Taipei.

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Senior Artist Dragon Tien-Hsiang Apologizes to Police After Drunkenly Pushing Officer

Reported 9 months ago

On June 27, 2024, in a drunk state, senior artist Dragon Tien-Hsiang, also known as Qiu, got into an argument with a 49-year-old taxi driver surnamed Huang in Yonghe District, New Taipei City, over payment and insulted the driver. Police officers intervened, asked Qiu to pay the taxi fare, but he, intoxicated, unruly, and unaware of his actions, continued to push and scream at the officers. The officers had to restrain and bring him back to the station. The next day, Tien-Hsiang, feeling ashamed, went to the police station with a gift box to apologize, explaining that he drank too much during a reunion with friends from the military in Malaysia, resulting in a blackout. Tien-Hsiang's family eventually paid the taxi fare, as he claimed he had no memory of the incident.

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New Taipei Gang Conflict Erupts with Gunfire Due to Million Dollar Gambling Debt: Security Severely Breached with Police Red Lines Crossed

Reported 9 months ago

In New Taipei City's Xindian District, a shocking shooting incident occurred where a 26-year-old gang member affiliated with the Bamboo Union Jing'an Association fired 18 shots at the headquarters of the Sin Shin Club, leading to severe damage. The conflict between the two gangs stemmed from a long-standing feud over financial interests, specifically a million-dollar gambling debt owed by a member of the Jing'an Association. Following failed negotiations and prior incidents, the clash escalated when the gunman retaliated with gunfire as a response. Without intervention by influential figures, ongoing retaliation and further societal disturbances are expected, emphasizing the importance of addressing the security breach and ensuring public safety in New Taipei City.

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Shu Qi Granted Oscar Voting Qualifications! Third Chinese Actress to Achieve 'Grand Slam' Record

Reported 9 months ago

Shu Qi, the Golden Horse award-winning actress, has been named as a new member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, granting her the ability to vote for the Oscars. Following Gong Li and Maggie Cheung, she becomes the third Chinese actress to have served as a jury member at major international film festivals and now holds voting rights for the Oscars. The Academy welcomed a total of 487 new members across 19 different categories, reflecting their commitment to diversity and inclusivity in the film industry.

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Shu Qi Qualifies for Oscar Voting! Third Chinese Actress to Achieve 'Grand Slam' Record

Reported 9 months ago

Shu Qi has been included in the new member list of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences for the Oscars, becoming the third Chinese actress after Gong Li and Maggie Cheung to be a part of all four major film festival juries. The Academy's new member list covers 19 different categories, totaling 487 filmmakers selected, with Shu Qi's notable works being 'The Assassin' and 'Three Times'. The increase in Academy membership to 19,910 people includes notable Asian actors like Jessica Alba, Lily Gladstone, Koji Yakusho, Kang Dongwon, Tony Leung, and Greata Lee, among others.

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25-Year-Old Single Finally Gets First Girlfriend with Help from Mom

Reported 9 months ago

Many couples have received assistance from friends and family when starting a relationship. In this case, a 25-year-old single man successfully began dating his ambiguous partner after his female friend visited his home for a design project as their power was out for repairs. His mother, upon learning about the situation, decorated the house beautifully, impressing the female friend and increasing her interest. Thanks to his mom's assistance, the man was able to have his first girlfriend and is now grateful and starting to adopt a more romantic approach in relationships.

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Pet Shop Owner Commits Suicide After Neighbors Refuse to Sign Consent Form

Reported 9 months ago

A tragic incident occurred in the Neihu District of Taipei where a 47-year-old shop owner, surnamed Dang, who invested 500,000 NT dollars in renovating a pet shop on the ground floor of a building on Xingyun Street, was unable to open due to lack of consent from the neighbors on the second floor. The overwhelming financial pressure led Dang to take his own life in the shop. Investigations are ongoing to clarify the exact reasons for this heartbreaking event.

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日圓兌美元創38年新低專家觀望

Reported 9 months ago

美聯社報導,美國聯準會放鷹導致日幣兌美元匯率下跌至1986年以來新低。分析指出,日本政府觀望時機,將密切關注7月美國就業報告和法國大選。日本官員強調對匯率過度波動的擔憂,表示將在必要時採取行動。專家告訴政府需慎選時機,不排除再次干預以遏止日幣大貶。

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US Aircraft Carrier USS Carl Vinson Arrives at Pearl Harbor with F-35C and F-18 Fighters Revealing 2024 RIMPAC

Reported 9 months ago

On June 27, 2024, the US aircraft carrier USS Carl Vinson arrived early at Pearl Harbor in preparation for the upcoming Rim of the Pacific Exercise (RIMPAC), currently docked at Hickam Joint Base. Many people visited to catch a glimpse of the carrier, noticing various US main fighter aircraft such as the F-35C stealth fighter and the F-18 'Hornet'. The USS Carl Vinson, the largest vessel in the 2024 RIMPAC, will participate in the exercise aimed at strengthening US relations with other countries, promoting peace, and providing learning and training opportunities.

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Understanding Intimate Partner Violence and Empowering Victims: Representative Fan Yun Outlines 3 Appeals with Women's Rights Advocates

Reported 9 months ago

During a press conference on June 27, 2024, DPP legislator Fan Yun and the Women's Rescue Foundation jointly presented the results of a survey on 'cognitive awareness of power control in intimate relationships.' The survey highlighted a gender disparity in cognitive awareness, particularly in relation to sexual power control. Fan Yun and the foundation raised three appeals, urging the government to enhance public awareness of power control, ensure prompt issuance of protection orders, especially those concerning sexual images, and amend social welfare laws to help abused women escape economic pressures. They emphasized the need to recognize intimate partner violence as a form of power control to effectively reduce its occurrence and prevent gender discrimination.

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Japanese Emperor Naruhito Visits UK: Oxford University Neighbor Recalls Shared Campus Life

Reported 9 months ago

Keith George, an American student at Oxford University in 1983, was lucky to have the future Japanese Emperor Naruhito as his neighbor, then Crown Prince. They quickly became close friends, with the Emperor even joining George's bluegrass band. Over 40 years later, Emperor Naruhito visited the UK and revisited places from their student days. Despite his royal status, they maintained a genuine friendship based on personal connection. George fondly remembers the lasting and unexpected bond, hoping their daughters can continue the friendship to the next generation, stating, 'I can say, the Japanese Emperor is my true friend.'

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Fire Department Releases 'TECC Training Manual' to Strengthen Emergency Medical Rescue through International Cooperation

Reported 9 months ago

On June 27, 2024, the Fire Department held a press conference to unveil the new book 'Tactical Emergency Casualty Care (TECC) Training Manual,' inviting representatives from organizations such as the US NGO Spirit of America (SOA), the Ministry of Health and Welfare, the Military Medical Bureau of the Ministry of National Defense, and the NGO Alliance for a Greater Taiwan. The event aimed to enhance international cooperation and professional support in training paramedics to adapt to dynamic emergency situations, emphasizing the importance of utilizing existing trauma care capabilities effectively particularly in high-risk environments for incidents like violence, hazardous substances, fires, major traffic accidents, and mass casualty events, to ensure the safety of both rescuers and casualties.

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College student apologizes for placing pet on soy sauce dish at Sushiro for a photo, but Sushiro confirms will sue: Behavior deemed inappropriate

Reported 9 months ago

On June 27, 2024, a Yuan Ze University female student placed a pet tortoise on a soy sauce dish at the popular conveyor belt sushi restaurant Sushiro for a photo, drawing criticism for lack of hygiene. The store was innocently implicated, leading to demands for improvement by Taoyuan City Health Bureau and subsequent legal action. Sushiro announced they will file a civil lawsuit against the student for reputation damage and other harm caused by her actions, emphasizing the importance of food safety and dining environment standards for consumers' understanding and cooperation.

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Owner Commits Suicide in Pet Store After Facing Difficulties with Upstairs Tenant in Taipei

Reported 9 months ago

A 47-year-old store owner in Neihu District, Taipei, faced challenges in opening his pet shop due to the uncooperative 2nd-floor tenant, leading to difficulties in business registration. The tenant had previously expressed distress on the streets, shouting about having 4 daughters to support, and tragically, the owner was found to have taken his life in the store. The tenant's girlfriend discovered him, and investigations suggest no foul play. Financial pressures and disagreements with the tenant over renovation contributed to the owner's emotional distress, highlighting the importance of mental health and seeking help.

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College student apologizes for bringing Alpaca to Sushi restaurant, Sushi restaurant still files civil lawsuit

Reported 9 months ago

A female college student recently brought an Alpaca to a Sushi restaurant and placed the Alpaca in a plate for a photo, sparking controversy. The student has apologized to the restaurant, however, the restaurant plans to proceed with a civil lawsuit, emphasizing the importance of food safety and hoping for consumer understanding and cooperation. Sushi Larissa in Taiwan expressed regret over the incident and stated that despite the apology, the act was wrong and warranting a legal response to stress the importance of food safety and dining regulations.

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Taiwanese Stocks Fall: Robot Concept Stocks Plunge! These 14 Stocks Buck the Trend and Soar, 'It' Hit the Daily Limit

Reported 9 months ago

On June 27, 2024, the Taiwan Stock Market opened with a 126.76-point drop, hitting a low of 22,765.16 points. While robot concept stocks mostly plunged, Yang Cheng (3498) rose against the trend, hitting the daily limit within 16 minutes of trading and remaining locked at the peak price of 48 yuan until 11:53 AM, with a turnover of 5,181 shares and a transaction amount of 243 million yuan. Among robot concept stocks, only Yang Cheng surged, while 14 other stocks, including Kunhao (5443), Lei Hu (8033), and Lingguang (8249), recorded gains. However, stocks like Jinglian (3652), Dongtai (4526), and Solomon (2359) all experienced declines.

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AI進行式:人型機器人成下一波潮流

Reported 9 months ago

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Taiwanese Actor Yu Tien Hospitalized to Remove Brain Blood Clot and Liver Cyst, Warning of Possible Stroke

Reported 9 months ago

Taiwanese actor Yu Tien, aged 76, was hospitalized to remove a brain blood clot and a 7cm liver cyst, following a previous mini-stroke incident two years ago. Doctors cautioned that the mini-stroke could progress into a full-blown stroke, emphasizing the importance of vigilance for related symptoms. Yu Tien had shown symptoms like numbness, swelling, and imbalance in eyes and limbs during the mini-stroke episode, eventually requiring surgery to remove the clot. His current condition is reported to be stable, with his son providing updates on his health.

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