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政府發錢了!這補助7/1開始申請「不排富」,每人最多可拿12萬

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Late-night Food Delivery Encounter with 2 Robbers! Delivery Driver Quickly Turns into Butcher, Pulls Out Machete and Drives Them Away - Netizens Jokingly Praise: Perfect Food Safety

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In Uruguay, a delivery driver encountered 2 robbers while delivering food and quickly pulled out a machete to fend off the criminals. The incident, captured on video, went viral online. Due to the impact of the pandemic, changes in dining habits have led to the flourishing of food delivery services, but also to some absurd incidents. Netizens praised the driver's bravery and humorously commented on the incident, joking about his unexpected use of a machete while delivering food.

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季芹擔心3天聯絡不上王仁甫,難眠擔憂每一天

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近日,藝人王仁甫和季芹被波特王的網紅統戰爭議牽連,季芹擔心3天無法聯絡上王仁甫,徹夜難眠擔心他的安危。終於透過衛星定位找到王仁甫的位置,得知他正參與蒙古戈壁四大極地馬拉松挑戰,讓季芹鬆了一口氣。

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Egg Prices Hit Near 3-Year Low as Consumers Eat Less Eggs, Chen Chun-Chi Says

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Recent data shows that chicken egg prices are continuously dropping, reaching a near 3-year low due to a combination of decreased consumption during the off-season, surplus production capacity, and the aftermath of last year's imported egg incident. With current farmgate prices at 25.5 NTD and wholesale prices at 35 NTD, unless demand significantly increases, further price drops are possible. Agriculture Minister Chen Chun-Chi noted that consumers are eating fewer eggs this year as backend markets have not felt the price decrease. To address the egg surplus issue, the Agriculture Ministry and Poultry Association will start encouraging the elimination of 1.8 million low-producing hens in July, providing a subsidy of 20 NTD per hen. Chen Chun-Chi also discussed improving agricultural migrant worker policies at an economic committee meeting and stressed the need for appropriate price adjustments and increased egg consumption.

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雲林縣長張麗善出席「台灣大未來國際高峰會」論壇分享AI新農業與永續實踐

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張麗善縣長在今周刊第七屆國際高峰會中分享雲林推動的永續政策與經驗,強調以共融家園建構智慧城鄉的永續產業與智能轉型;著重推動智慧科技農業,提升農業生產力與吸引青農回流;另外也強調在教育、垃圾燃料化等領域努力,打造永續繁榮的雲林縣。

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Understanding Rhabdomyolysis: Symptoms, Causes, and Prevention

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Rhabdomyolysis is a condition where damaged skeletal muscle cells break down, releasing proteins and electrolytes into the bloodstream, potentially leading to serious complications like acute kidney failure. The symptoms can include muscle pain, weakness, dark urine, and in severe cases, even confusion or coma. Risk factors for rhabdomyolysis include trauma, muscle compression, excessive exercise, and certain medications or substances. Prevention strategies involve proper hydration, avoiding prolonged exposure to intense heat, gradually increasing exercise intensity, and seeking medical help promptly if symptoms occur. Treatment may include hydration, diuretics, and in severe cases, dialysis to manage complications like kidney failure.

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Deliveryman in Taichung Harbor Goes Missing After Swimming Due to Hot Weather, Wife Waits in Anguish for 20 Hours While Coast Guard Continues Search

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A deliveryman surnamed Lai went missing on June 26 after reportedly swimming in Taichung Harbor due to hot weather, prompting concerns from the public leading to a search by emergency services. Despite the search efforts on the 27th, Lai's whereabouts remain unknown as his wife anxiously waits for news. The exact circumstances surrounding his disappearance are yet to be clarified.

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Three Military Honor Guards to Move to Freedom Square for Performances - Media Point Out 2 Issues: How to Resolve

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Central News Agency reported on June 26, 2024, that the relocation of the military honor guards from Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall to Freedom Square has sparked public concern. It was revealed that the decision was made by Gu Li-hsiung after coordinating with the Ministry of Culture, with the details pending the ministry's approval. Concerns raised by media personality Fan Chih-ming include how to address issues such as high temperatures and rain during outdoor performances. The Democratic Progressive Party has been focusing on transitional justice at the Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall, with some suggesting the military honor guards should withdraw from the premises. The Ministry of National Defense has expressed cooperation with the relocation plan into Freedom Square awaiting the final decision from the Ministry of Culture regarding the execution timeline.

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Custodial Officer Collapses and Dies 2 Days after Interfering with Violent Inmate Incident, Farewell Ceremony Held Today

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Custodial Officer Zhong Wenlong from the Pingtung Detention Center passed away on the 17th after collapsing while handling a violent inmate incident on the 15th. Today, his family held a memorial service at the Pingtung City Mortuary. The Minister of Justice, Cheng Ming-chi, directed the head of the Correctional Bureau, Chou Hui-huang, to visit and console the family members. The Correctional Bureau expressed deep sorrow and care for Zhong, recognizing his 27 years of dedication to correctional work and outstanding professional ethics. The Bureau emphasized their commitment to enhancing safety protocols, improving staff welfare, and protecting the lives of all employees.

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Rising Temperatures Lead to Increase in Heat-Related Medical Cases in Late June

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The Central Weather Bureau issued a heat warning for most of Taiwan except for Hsinchu City as temperatures soared in late June, with 563 people seeking medical treatment for heat-related issues by June 26, surpassing the total for the entire month of June last year. The public is advised to remember the 'cool, hydrate, self-care' mantra to combat the extreme heat, with the Ministry of Health and Welfare urging caution during outdoor activities and emphasizing the importance of staying hydrated and cool to prevent heat-related illnesses.

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Breaking News: Car accident at intersection in East District, Tainan! Male rider collided and ejected under car, found without pulse and breath on the spot

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On June 26, 2024, around 7 a.m., a car accident occurred in Tainan's East District, where a rider collided with a car and was ejected under a nearby parked vehicle, found without pulse and breath upon arrival of emergency services. The injured individual was rescued and rushed to Cheng Kung University Hospital. The driver, with a zero alcohol test result, is currently under further investigation for the cause of the accident.

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Taiwanese Citizens Can Receive $48 Monthly Incentive for Voluntary Power Outage? Blue Party Member Criticizes Preemptive Deployment of Nuclear Power Plant Three Decommissioning in the Face of Power Shortage

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During a legislative session, Kuomintang party members revealed that Taiwan Power Company suddenly introduced a new plan on June 17 to implement the 'Residential and Commercial Automatic Demand Response' program from July to November this year. During the peak electricity usage period, households would receive discounts of $48 per month on fixed electricity fees and $10 per kilowatt-hour on flexible electricity fees to encourage voluntary power outages. This move was heavily criticized by KMT member Hung Meng-kai, who questioned if this was truly a power shortage or just a cover-up of the facts by the DPP government. He argued that the plan aimed at shifting the focus of demand response to general households highlighted potential inadequacies in Taiwan's energy policy. The plan coincides with the decommissioning of Nuclear Power Plant Three and the high electricity demand during the summer, raising doubts about the necessity of such measures to manage electricity usage. The criticism extended to the perceived low feedback for power conservation efforts, where users would only save an average of $88 and fixed electricity fees would decrease by a mere $48, prompting ridicule from netizens questioning if a monthly payment of $48 to Taiwan Power Company could guarantee uninterrupted electricity supply throughout the summer. This move by the power company also raised concerns about the involvement of general households in power conservation when other alternatives like increasing the share of carbon-free energy sources were available. The criticisms come amid calls for a more transparent explanation from the government regarding Taiwan's actual power supply situation.

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Doctor Accuses Operator of Fraud for Charging 39,000 NT Dollars Instead of 780 NT Dollars for Parking Fee without Using App

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A doctor surnamed Lai accuses a parking lot in Taipei's East District of charging him 50 times the original amount, escalating a parking fee of 780 NT dollars to 39,000 NT dollars because he did not use the app for payment. After discovering multiple victims facing similar situations, the doctor questions if the parking operator is deceiving the public for profit. The operator's lawyer claims that rules are known by downloading the app, but the doctor highlights the vast number of apps on a phone. The doctor refuses a settlement offer and urges people not to be deceived, while netizens encourage taking legal action and seeking mediation from consumer protection agencies.

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Uni-President Securities Chairman Lin Kuancheng: If the US Stock Market Doesn't Collapse, the Taiwan Stock Market Won't Die! Proprietary Department Targets It

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Recently, the Taiwan stock market has been fluctuating at high levels, affecting investor confidence. However, Uni-President Securities Chairman Lin Kuancheng believes that 'If the US stock market doesn't collapse, the Taiwan stock market won't die!' He mentioned that AI concept stocks are currently favored and should remain stable for the next 2-3 years. The proprietary department of Uni-President Securities is also buying these stocks. Lin pointed out the challenges faced this year in trading and the rotation of individual stocks, emphasizing that the market will remain dynamic. The proprietary department will adjust its positions based on trends, maintaining flexibility.

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Amazon市值達2兆美元,駕馭AI潮流追上NVIDIA

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亞馬遜的市值首次突破2兆美元,成為第5家達標的美國企業,主要得益於雲端運算部門業績的強勁表現。亞馬遜的雲端事業AWS是全球最大的雲端服務供應商,而AI技術的應用更進一步促成了雲端運算部門業績的顯著表現。此外,亞馬遜股價持續攀升,超越了微軟、蘋果、輝達、Alphabet等公司,進入了2兆美元市值俱樂部。

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Labor Stability Measures Extended until Year End, Only Five Industries on Unpaid Leave Eligible for Salary Subsidies

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The Ministry of Labor announced the extension of labor stability measures until December 31st to assist workers in industries implementing unpaid leave, such as rubber product manufacturing and electronic components manufacturing, who can now apply for salary subsidies of up to NT$9200 per month. The extension is aimed at industries that have not fully resumed operations, with only employees in five specific industries eligible for the subsidies. The application process can be done online through the Taiwan Jobs site to mitigate the impact of wage reductions and stabilize labor relations.

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Be Cautious Before Buying Airline Tickets! New 22 Anti-Separation Measures from China Trigger Alert for Travelers Going to China

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Recently, China released new regulations with 22 anti-separation measures, including the highest penalty of the death sentence for offenders. In response, the Taiwan government is reportedly considering raising the travel warning level for travelers going to mainland China, which could potentially reach an orange alert status. This news has caused unease among industry players as hopes for cross-strait tourism improvement seem to be dimming.

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New Taipei City Environmental Protection Bureau Recruiting Reserve Environmental Inspection Officers to Combat Environmental Crimes

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The New Taipei City Environmental Protection Bureau has announced the recruitment of reserve inspection officers in order to protect environmental quality and enhance inspection capabilities. The recruitment will take place in September this year with the aim of hiring 20 reserve employees and 115 reserve contract employees. Interested individuals can apply online from July 18th to July 29th, with the examination process including a written test on September 7th covering environmental regulations, inspection practices, and more. Qualified candidates are encouraged to apply, and those selected will be involved in investigating and enforcing environmental laws to protect the environment.

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WestJet Airlines cancels flights due to second strike notice

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WestJet Airlines in Canada is cancelling flights again as the union representing maintenance engineers rejected a new pay offer and issued a second strike notice. The airline anticipates around 25 flight cancellations impacting over 3,300 travelers from June 27-28. WestJet had offered a 22% pay increase over four years, but the union, Aircraft Mechanics Fraternal Association (AMFA), rejected it. Negotiations are ongoing to reach an agreement and avoid further disruptions.

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Board Caesar Offers Discounts for Paris Olympics, Special Hotel Packages Available

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The Board Caesar hotel in Taipei has announced special promotions for the upcoming Paris Olympics from July 26 to August 11. Guests dining at the hotel's restaurant with names containing characters from 'FRANCE' or 'PARIS 2024' will receive a 20% discount. Additionally, a 'Beautiful Time' family accommodation package has been introduced in collaboration with French skincare brands Avène and KLORANE BÉBÉ, featuring products like sunblock, moisturizers, and baby skincare items. The hotel's 32nd-floor outdoor pool has also added a special waterplay area for young children aged 0-6, making it an ideal summer getaway option for families.

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Why Let Yunlin People Generate Electricity with Lungs? Zhang Jiachun Raises Concerns about Power Gap at Ma-ao Power Plant

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The issue of Taiwan's power shortage and proposals to extend the lifespan of Nuclear Power Plant No. 3 have been hot topics, with the plan to fill the power gap post-shutdown with the Ma-ao private power plant, which runs on coal, raising concerns from lawmaker Zhang Jiachun. He questions why Yunlin residents are being tasked with generating electricity using coal power and criticizes the lack of transparency in the energy policies and contracts involved.

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The Leather Luggage Adored by Hollywood Celebrities! Premium Calfskin Accessories, Traditional Handcrafting from Italy, Essential for Travelers!

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Intern Editor--Xiangxiang 10:59 PM, June 26, 2024 (Image/Provided by the Company) A luggage brand embodies classical elegance and extraordinary quality that has captured the hearts of the British royal family and numerous Hollywood stars - undeniably from Italy, possessing top-notch craftsmanship and exceptional quality, it's 'BRIC'S.' Its exquisite design and unparalleled texture have attracted the likes of elegant figures such as Kate Middleton, Princess Diana, Hollywood stars like Jessica Alba, and Amal Clooney. Founded in Milan in 1952, BRIC'S has upheld a commitment to handcrafting and meticulous attention to detail for 72 years, creating an eternal aesthetic that balances design and function, tradition and innovation, embodying the pinnacle of Italian artisan spirit. The brand's retro elegance is now sweeping across the world, signaling that classic beauty never fades. Renowned for its top-notch craftsmanship and unique aesthetic, it's the understated luxury that truly captures hearts.

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Kenyan Parliament Passes Tax Bill Sparking Protests; President Rutro Orders Crackdown Leaving at Least 5 Dead

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Exclusive report dated June 26, 2024, at 10:59 PM IST by @FinPlanKaluAja1; after the Kenyan Parliament passed a tax bill earlier this week, thousands of protesters stormed the parliament building in protest. President Rutro ordered the military to crackdown, with the police resorting to live ammunition, resulting in at least 5 deaths and over 30 injuries. This tax bill, aimed at increasing national revenue for infrastructure, teacher employment, and farmer fertilizer subsidies, sparked nationwide anger with demonstrations led mostly by youth. Obama's half-sister, Auma Obama, also participated in the anti-government movement. The unrest escalated when protesters entered the parliament building, leading to a military crackdown that turned fatal. The President defended the tax bill as essential for national development, but the public demanded its repeal. The protests spread nationwide, with nightclubs playing the national anthem in solidarity and religious leaders opposing the tax policy. The demonstrators criticized the government for taxing jobless people and ignoring the impoverished citizens' needs. The authorities accused foreign forces of inciting the protests, a claim rejected by the demonstrators. The international community expressed concern, urging restraint and dialogue. Local human rights groups reported nocturnal abductions of over 10 online activists suspected to be by Kenyan intelligence to halt the protests from escalating, greatly impacting Kenya's social stability and international reputation.

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Taiwanese Dark Glory! Female Junior High Student Bullied for 15 Years Beats Up Male Classmate and Sentenced to 50 Days Detention

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In Nantou District Court on June 26, 2024, a woman surnamed Li was bullied in junior high school 15 years ago and sought revenge by assaulting the male surnamed Xu who had bullied her. Li confronted Xu at his seafood business in Caotun, questioning him with a photo from their junior high days. Xu denied it, which angered Li, leading her to punch him in the head, threatening to ruin his business. Xu suffered head injuries, tinnitus, and vomiting, leading to Li's conviction of assault and a 50-day detention sentence. Li admitted to the attack, claiming it was revenge for past bullying. The court found her actions unacceptable and sentenced her due to her prior criminal record and refusal to reconcile with Xu.

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Jay Chou's Possible Concert at Taipei Dome: Will Taipei Mayor Lift the Ban?

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Taipei Mayor, Chiang Wan-an, expressed willingness to overcome restrictions for Jay Chou to hold a concert at Taipei Dome in August. The decision is pending Taipei city's approval as the venue is currently only permitted for baseball games. Chiang Wan-an sang a snippet of Jay Chou's 'Love Confession' indicating that the concert might go ahead despite concerns about the venue's leak issues in heavy rain. The Taipei city government is following through with council resolutions to inquire and overcome any hurdles for the concert event.

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