Reported 12 months ago
According to FTNN News on July 1, 2024, a 30-year-old Indonesian woman who is a caregiver went to a gynecology clinic in Taipei's Wanhua District for a check-up. During the surgery, her blood oxygen and blood pressure dropped rapidly, leading to unstable vital signs. Despite emergency treatment and transportation to MacKay Memorial Hospital in Taipei, she could not be saved. The exact cause of death is still under investigation. The woman, who was pregnant, suddenly went into respiratory and cardiac arrest after receiving anesthesia, and despite resuscitation efforts, she passed away at the hospital.
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Reported 12 months ago
On July 1, 2024, in Taitung, a drunk man identified as the Director of the Civil Affairs Department of the County Government, Lin Hongyi, caused a scene at a bank where he accused people of fraud and prevented them from leaving by claiming to be a police officer. After police arrived, it was discovered that the man causing the disturbance was indeed the Director. The incident sparked discussions online about the inappropriate behavior of the official, tarnishing the image of public servants.
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Reported 12 months ago
根據《美麗島電子報》公布的6月份國政民調，總統賴清德的信任度與執政滿意度均較上月增加，不受藍白夾攻影響；然而，不滿意度卻暴增9.4%，令人隱憂。內閣行政院長卓榮泰的施政滿意度也略有提升，但不滿意度則急增11.1%。調查顯示在解除不明確答案的民眾後，賴清德仍有53.7%的民眾信任和47.6%的執政滿意度，卓榮泰則有38.6%的施政滿意度。
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Reported 12 months ago
The Financial Industry Net Zero Promotion Platform has collaborated with the Center for Corporate Social Responsibility at National Dong Hwa University for two consecutive years to hold the 'Sustainable Finance and Net Zero Innovation' competition. This competition, using the format of 'Enterprises Present Challenges x Students Solve', invited First Financial Holding Co., Ltd., Systex Corporation, Nan Ya Plastics Corporation, and Chin-Poon Industrial Co., Ltd. to challenge young students to propose action-oriented solutions for sustainable finance and net zero innovation, contributing to the planet's sustainability efforts.
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Reported 12 months ago
Starting from July 1, Australia has increased the international student visa application fee by 125%, making it the most expensive country in the world for student visa applications. This move aims to reduce immigration numbers and crack down on those abusing student visas for work purposes. The decision has faced backlash from immigration and education experts who believe it will deter high-quality students from applying while harming Australia's education industry in the long run.
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Reported 12 months ago
Taiwan Fact Check Center reported on July 1, 2024, regarding a viral video circulating online claiming a girl was being bullied and urging people to help find her family. However, the actual incident occurred in Hubei, China, in 2022, involving minors being illegally detained, not in Taiwan. The video resurfaced in June 2024, leading to confusion due to misinterpretation of the events. It highlights the importance of verifying information before sharing to avoid contributing to misleading narratives and causing further harm to victims.
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Reported 12 months ago
Taoyuan City's Youth Affairs Bureau collaborates with renowned industry instructors to offer a series of free digital talent development workshops during the summer break, covering basic and advanced topics such as artificial intelligence, mixed reality, web design, and office automation. The workshops aim to help youth and startup enterprises adapt to the evolving industry environment, with no age restrictions to encourage participants of all ages to find suitable courses. The first session featured a career course on 'Application and Implementation of Image-based Artificial Intelligence,' led by AI engineer Chen Zhiwei from Intelligent Technology (VisLab). Future workshops in July and August will include mixed reality, web design, and office automation, with a focus on practical skills to enhance competitiveness quickly and prepare for workplace challenges, aligning with the bureau's goal of supporting digital talent growth and contributing to the development of the digital era.
Source: YAHOO
Reported 12 months ago
According to statistics, diabetes is becoming more common among young people, with an increasing number of individuals under 40 being diagnosed. A 38-year-old man, Ah Jun, developed kidney failure due to his habit of consuming high-sugar and high-fat foods, drinking sugary beverages daily, and neglecting his high blood sugar levels. Over 80,000 people in Taiwan are undergoing dialysis, with nearly half of them having diabetes-related kidney issues. It is emphasized that reducing sugar intake, staying hydrated with water, and avoiding phosphorus-containing beverages are essential to maintaining kidney health and preventing complications.
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Reported 12 months ago
In Chiayi, Taiwan, a woman brought her dog to a shrimp fishing spot where it unexpectedly bit a neighboring boy under 5 years old. The boy was not seriously injured. The local authorities will request the owner to explain the incident, and if found to have neglected the dog which caused harm, they could face a fine of up to 15,000 New Taiwan Dollars. The police rushed to the scene to assist, and the family of the boy has already reached a settlement with the dog owner. It serves as a reminder for pet owners to take responsibility and be aware of the legal consequences in case of animal attacks on humans.
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Reported 12 months ago
A woman fell from the rooftop of a building in Banciao, New Taipei City on July 1, 2024, around 3:22 AM, triggering a rescue operation by emergency services. The 70-year-old woman was found with severe injuries and without vital signs upon arrival at the scene. Despite being sent to the hospital for treatment, she could not be saved. The preliminary investigation ruled out foul play and suggested she may have fallen voluntarily from the 8th floor, but further investigations are underway to determine the exact cause of the fall and identify the deceased. TVBS warns against resorting to suicide to solve problems, urging individuals to cherish life and seek help if needed from helplines such as 1995 for lifeline support and 1925 for consultations.
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Reported 12 months ago
On July 1, 2024, at 3:22 am, the People's Daily reported on the on-site survey of the Taichung MRT Orange Line, with Blue, Green, and White legislators coming together to advocate for the metro project. The Ministry of Transportation is set to review the 'Feasibility Assessment Report of the Taichung MRT Orange Line' on July 2. During the inspection of the progress, Minister Li Meng-Yan praised the unity of legislators and suggested renaming the line to the 'Golden Line' due to its connections to key areas in Taichung, including the airport, train station, industrial clusters, schools, and business districts. The Minister urged swift progress and assistance from the Ministry of Transportation in overcoming technical hurdles.
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Reported 12 months ago
On July 1, 2024, at 3:21 am, Taoyuan police apprehended a missing migrant worker in Zhongli, and during the transfer, a police officer named Pan Zhang caught attention for his handsome appearance, sparking discussions online. The incident of the Zhongli police officer capturing the missing migrant worker drew attention from netizens, with many praising his good looks and commenting on his attractiveness. Pan Zhang, the police officer, turned heads with his arresting looks and inadvertently became a focal point of the incident.
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Reported 12 months ago
The Kuomintang caucus in the Legislative Yuan proposed an amendment to the Recall and Election Law to raise the recall threshold, with the Internal Administration Committee set to review the draft amendment on July 4 in a push to advance it to the second reading. The People's Party caucus recently stated they would not propose their own version of the amendment, and MP Mai Yuzhen expressed her opposition to raising the recall threshold. With 14 seats in the Internal Administration Committee and excluding the non-partisan convener Gao Jinsumei, the blue and green camps each hold 6 seats, making the KMT's proposed version of raising the recall threshold hinge on MP Mai Yuzhen's vote.
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Reported 12 months ago
A fire broke out at a board model temporary storage site near the Mazu Temple in Huwei Town, Yunlin County, at 12:54 pm today. Firefighters quickly responded to the scene and managed to control the fire by 1:51 pm, using foam fire extinguishing agents and extinguishing the fire by 2:13 pm. Due to potential harmful toxins from the burning materials, residents nearby are advised to close windows and wear masks when venturing outside. The fire was intense, requiring 14 fire trucks and 26 firefighters for containment.
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Reported 12 months ago
The Douliu Police Substation in Yunlin County has initiated a two-month 'Youth Project' starting from July 1st, 2024, aimed at safeguarding the physical and mental health of children and adolescents during the summer vacation. The police will crack down on drunk driving, prevent adolescent involvement in criminal activities like drug trafficking and fraud, and enhance internet safety concepts. Measures will be taken to ensure a safe and healthy environment for adolescents throughout the holidays.
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Reported 12 months ago
Beginning the official definition of the typhoon season, meteorologist Zheng Mingdian explains that as of mid-July, there are no conditions for typhoon formation, but they are expected to occur later in the month. Predictions suggest fewer typhoons this year. Zheng also notes the inverse relationship between typhoon generation in the northwest Pacific and hurricanes in the North Atlantic, with their region having more while ours has fewer. As Taiwan faces record high temperatures, Zheng advises on coping strategies and highlights the importance of nighttime rest for relief, warning that nighttime temperatures above 28 degrees Celsius could hinder this cooling effect and impact daytime well-being. Zheng shares insights on Taiwan's summer climate characteristics, humorously describing it as 'hot, very hot, and super hot'. He emphasizes the energy consumption impact of temperature fluctuations on air conditioning use and recommends using fans or air conditioning at night to prevent heat stress accumulation during the day.
Source: YAHOO
Reported 12 months ago
The Taiwan Lottery's Dragon Boat Festival promotion is coming to an end, with the last draw this Friday. The promotion offers a chance to win a billion-dollar jackpot or a million-dollar bonus prize. So far, 88 out of 100 sets of 1 million have been awarded, with the remaining 12 sets to be drawn this week or shared among winners in the final draw. This promotion has seen a significant increase in winners compared to previous years, with an average of 1 billionaire winner per week during the Dragon Boat Festival period.
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Reported 12 months ago
Taiwanese law enforcement cracked down on a drug manufacturing and trafficking ring, arresting six individuals, including the main suspect, who was found making and selling drug-laced coffee packets using machinery. The group had been operating for only 4 months but had already profited 2 million NTD. Police meticulously planned the raid, even carrying ladders for entry, only to find stairs readily available at the scene. Items seized included drug-laced coffee packets, cocaine powder, and various drug-making equipment with a total value of millions NTD.
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Reported 12 months ago
After 20 years, boy band Energy reunited and their new song 'Friday Night' became a hit, with the dance move '16 Squats' attracting many celebrities to imitate. One member, Kun-Da, responded humorously to a netizen's comment that students have shifted from practicing driving to dancing 'Friday Night'. Kun-Da's epic reply 'Amituofo' sparked laughter and praise from netizens, with some jokingly thanking Energy for saving the country by making their children dance 'Friday Night' instead of practicing driving. However, a physician cautioned that without training the core muscles, the 16 Squats could be harmful to the knees. The article also highlighted the potential risks of imitating the dance moves from the popular Chinese song 'Subject Three'. Whether dancing 'Subject Three' or 'Friday Night', it's important to take care of one's body.
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Reported 12 months ago
According to a recent report, a Chinese political advisor managed to enter Taiwan's National Defense University last year using a misplaced passport number and met with the Director of the Institute of Strategical Studies, Su Ziyun. Taiwanese Democratic Progressive Party lawmaker expressed concerns over the security breach and criticized the lack of response from the university, highlighting the sensitivity of the military location. The incident raised worries about potential security threats and negligence in managing national defense. Politicians emphasized the need for thorough security checks for individuals entering such facilities, especially those in critical military positions.
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Reported 12 months ago
The comeback of the boy group 'Energy' with their new song 'Friday Night' has sparked a dance trend involving intense squatting movements known as '16 squats.' However, healthcare professionals are cautioning against this action as it can lead to knee injuries, increased heart strain, meniscus and ligament damage, muscle tears, cervical spine injuries, and even fainting risks. They advise strengthening core muscles, engaging in moderate exercise, controlling body weight, and starting with lower intensity training before attempting such movements to protect joint health.
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Reported 12 months ago
Speaking of the most discussed Chinese drama series in June, 'Ink Rain Between Clouds' has been a hot topic. However, with summer here, many big series are scheduled to premiere, such as 'Eternal Love of Dream 2' and the long-awaited 'You're More Beautiful Than a Star.' Other highly recommended series include 'Princess Changge,' 'Beautiful You,' 'Love Like the Beautiful Dancer 2,' 'Mysteries of the Tang Dynasty: Journey to the West,' 'The Four Corners,' and 'Semi-finished Boy and Girl,' promising an exciting lineup of romance, history, and suspense for viewers to enjoy during the summer vacation.
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Reported 12 months ago
On July 1, 2024, at 3:19 AM, a group of five people witnessed unidentified flying objects in the night sky while walking towards Jiaming Lake in Taitung County for a sunrise view. The objects were seen moving in a formation above 3000 meters in the sky. This sighting has sparked discussions among netizens. Jiaming Lake, known as the 'Tears of Angels,' has a history of mysterious occurrences, with a previous incident where a photo of a strange figure taken by a police officer was confirmed to be genuine after analysis by US authorities.
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Reported 12 months ago
As the hot summer approaches, the buzzing season of mosquitoes and insects arrives, causing discomfort and allergic reactions especially in children. This article recommends 8 practical products to protect children's delicate skin from mosquitoes and insects, providing a peaceful and comfortable summer. Tips to prevent mosquito bites include wearing long-sleeved clothing and using natural plant-based mosquito repellents such as essential oils, repellent patches, and wristbands. Effective products like '拭拭樂 防蚊氏防蚊柔濕巾' and 'nac nac草本精油驅蚊噴液' are highlighted for soothing mosquito bites and preventing future ones. Additionally, safe and effective mosquito repellent options for babies and children include 'Baan 貝恩 防蚊貼片' and '奇哥 高效能可愛動物造型防蚊夾'. Longer-lasting protection for outdoor activities is provided by products like '花仙子 花語香膏-香茅薄荷' and '小鹿山丘有機精油長效雙效防蚊液', designed to repel mosquitoes using natural ingredients. Lastly, effective cockroach control products such as 'Combat威滅 滅蟑隊 超強誘食' and '日本興家安速 蟑螂餌劑' are recommended to eradicate roaches and maintain a pest-free environment year-round.
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Reported 12 months ago
FTNN News reported that DPP legislator Shen Boyang recently suggested on a political talk show that individuals from the mainland could use personal porn preferences to determine political stances, raising concerns about potential privacy risks. Former KMT legislator Qiu Yi criticized Shen's proposition as illogical and absurd, and questioned the lack of reasoning in the statement that 'Taiwanese men all love watching porn, all porn comes from the mainland, and the mainland can deduce political tendencies through porn types to determine united front strategies.' Qiu Yi called Shen 'crazy' for using such outrageous tactics to gain publicity in the legislative Yuan.
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