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Shield CEO: Subsidiaries Aim for Profit This Year, Shield to Transition to IP Factory Next Year, 6 Subsidiaries Including Little Chicks to IPO

Reported 8 months ago

Shield's chairman, Luo Senzhou, expressed at the shareholders' meeting that subsidiaries like Xinding and Anguo are expected to be profitable this year, with Shield's fingerprint recognition business being profitable. With 5-6 unlisted companies under Shield, there are plans for IPOs in the next 3 years. Shield is set to transition into an IP factory next year. Despite consecutive annual operational losses, the loss has reduced over the years, prompting the decision not to issue dividends. Luo Senzhou emphasized the strategic confidence in Shield's future direction.

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Mother and Grandmother of Air Force Student Xu Haoming Injured in Car Accident on Their Way to Graduation Ceremony in the US, Latest Condition Revealed

Reported 8 months ago

The mother of Xu Haoming, an air force student studying in the US, is in stable condition and has returned to Taiwan for treatment at the Tri-Service General Hospital, while the grandmother is still in the US receiving treatment. Xu's family was involved in a serious car accident while traveling to his graduation ceremony, prompting a wave of support and donations totaling around 40 million NTD to help cover their medical expenses. Xu's mother has returned to Taiwan for treatment, but Xu will stay in the US until his grandmother's condition improves before returning together.

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Miaoli Highway 6 Accident: Van Crashes into Power Box, Injures 4 and Causes 7-Hour Power Outage for 230 Households

Reported 8 months ago

In Miaoli County, Taiwan, a van belonging to a cleaning company crashed into a Taiwan Power Company transformer box on Highway 6, resulting in 4 employees being seriously injured and causing a power outage for over 230 households for 7 hours. The driver lost control of the vehicle due to a leg cramp, leading to the accident. The impact was so severe that the transformer box was uprooted, necessitating emergency repairs by Taiwan Power Company to restore electricity. Authorities are investigating the incident to determine the exact cause and losses, while locals and businesses voiced complaints over the inconvenience and disruptions caused by the prolonged power outage.

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Breaking News/Once Again Turned into a Parking Lot! 3 Vehicles Collided at 200.3K of Southbound National Freeway No. 1 in Changhua Section, Causing a 2-Kilometer Traffic Jam

Reported 8 months ago

According to China Times News Network on June 24, 2024, at 9:37 PM by reporter Chen Yiting, on the morning of the 25th, at the 200.3-kilometer section of the southbound National Freeway No. 1 in Changhua, there was a rear-end collision involving 2 large trucks and 1 sedan at 8:23 AM, resulting in a 2-kilometer traffic jam and creating a temporary parking lot behind. The jurisdictional highway police and related units are working on-site to resolve the situation and clarify the exact cause of the accident. Stay tuned for further updates on China Times News Network.

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Defending Healthcare Workers Against Medical Violence and Fraud Prevention Collaboration with Police

Reported 8 months ago

A report dated June 24, 2024, details how Beitou Polaris Hospital is steadfast in rejecting medical violence, working with Beitou police and Zhongxing Medical Foundation Zhongxing Hospital to educate healthcare workers on preventing and responding to violence. They cover case analysis, legal regulations, and practical scenarios, emphasizing a zero-tolerance policy towards medical violence. The police and hospitals collaborate closely to maintain a safe environment, including engaging in interactive training sessions and quizzes to raise awareness. The public is also reminded to stay vigilant against fraud, especially through AI manipulation in phone calls or video chats, urging verification and contacting the anti-fraud helpline 165 if suspicious.

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Lisa Love Story: Caught Mingling with LV Heir and Family in a High-profile Manner

Reported 8 months ago

According to ETToday News on June 25, 2024, BLACKPINK's Lisa from Thailand has been seen getting cozy with LVMH heir Frédéric Arnault, with recent public appearances showcasing their close relationship, such as sharing a meal with his family in Paris. Despite initial breakup rumors, sightings of the couple together have debunked the speculations. Lisa and Frédéric Arnault have not publicly addressed their romance.

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Taiwanese Go Crazy for JPY at Super Low Rates; Expert Advises Against Rushing to Exchange

Reported 8 months ago

The Japanese yen has recently been depreciating, leading to sweet exchange rates for the New Taiwan Dollar to the Japanese yen. Despite the excitement among Taiwanese citizens to exchange their currency for a higher amount, expert Lin advised that those who do not frequently travel to Japan or those who mainly use credit cards should not rush to exchange currency. People who continuously exchange yen over time may have been losing money due to the recent depreciation. Lin particularly cautioned against unnecessary exchanges for those who do not plan to invest or purchase property in Japan. The article includes various comments from netizens reflecting on the situation.

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North Korea Releases 'Sh** Bombs' 5th Time This Year; Human Feces and Parasites Found

Reported 8 months ago

During the period from May 28 to June 9, North Korea floated 'garbage and feces bombs' equipped with timers and detonators towards South Korea four times. In retaliation, South Korean defector groups released 20 large balloons towards North Korea on June 20, containing USB drives, $1 bills, and anti-North Korea leaflets. The South Korean Unification Ministry recently announced the analysis results of over 70 'garbage balloons' that entered the country, revealing human feces, soil, and parasites like roundworms and whipworms. This escalates the tension on the Korean Peninsula amid increasing provocations from both sides.

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Combatting Scams: Douliu Police Visit Local TV Station to Promote Fraud Prevention Techniques

Reported 8 months ago

In efforts to combat evolving scam techniques, the Douliu Police Station in Yunlin County visited the local 'Xin Da TV Station' to give an interview on recent and common scam methods, providing effective prevention measures to safeguard the public's property security and prevent falling into the traps of scam groups. Emphasizing the highest amount of scam losses from 'investment fraud,' Deputy Station Chief Lin Qingfeng advised to be cautious of promises of high profits accompanying high risks, and to avoid trusting vague investment channels or online links. The police also warned about scam groups making initial contact through social media or dating apps, building trust to execute scams, therefore urging the public to remain vigilant when chatting with unfamiliar online contacts. They highlighted the importance of selecting investments with thorough understanding and verifying information, providing the 'one listen, two hang up, three verify' reminder and encouraging any doubts to be reported to the anti-fraud hotline or local police.

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Dreams in the Lotus Mirror / Sun Yu

Reported 8 months ago

On June 24, 2024, in an article by Hao Bao editor, it was reported that Li Xiaoping's novel 'Village in the Mist' inspired Sun Yu to write a medium-length novel that was adapted into a successful movie script and aired on China Central Television (CCTV) eight times, winning the third prize of the Ministry of Public Security's Golden Shield Cultural Project in film and television works. Sun Yu received various awards for her novels such as 'There are Ghosts in the Heart,' 'By Chance or Fate,' and 'Mystifiers,' showcasing a blend of romanticism and realism in her writing style with deep explorations of human nature, reflecting the complexities and diverse emotions in people's lives. The article delves into the intricate characters and gripping plot of Sun Yu's novel 'Village in the Mist,' exemplifying her profound understanding of love, struggles, and dreams.

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Effective Money-Saving Tips to Accumulate Wealth at Age 33 with 60 Million Savings!

Reported 8 months ago

Japanese financial expert Midoudenyoshi Nobutoshi shared secrets to accumulating assets in the current era of soaring prices and high housing costs. He emphasized in his books 'The Money-Saving Techniques of a 33-Year-Old with 300 Million Yen in Savings' and 'Cultivating a Wealthy Mindset: Secrets to Increasing Annual Income by 30 Times' that the key to accumulating wealth is not in the amount of income, but in effective financial management. Midoudenyoshi Nobutoshi himself had successfully saved 300 million yen (about 60 million New Taiwan dollars) by the age of 33. He advised setting clear and achievable goals, and shared 6 lifestyle adjustments to help gradually accumulate assets before starting investment management to achieve asset appreciation.

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Seize the Opportunity! Taoyuan City Government Offers Free Removal of Asbestos Building Materials Waste, Application Deadline October 31

Reported 8 months ago

Since May of this year, Taoyuan City has been providing free removal services for asbestos building materials waste up to 150 tons. The application period lasts until October 31 of this year, with possible early closure if the application limit is reached. As 50% of the applications have been received since May, the city government urges eligible citizens to seize the final opportunity to apply. The service is free for households, individual agricultural facilities, temples, and churches, reducing the burden of handling asbestos waste. However, the government only offers free removal services and not demolition services, requiring individuals to handle the dismantling and packaging of asbestos waste themselves while ensuring personal protection during the process.

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NHI declares 14 'specified medicines' to be withdrawn from NHI coverage! Effective on 8/1

Reported 8 months ago

The National Health Insurance Administration announced that 14 specified medicines will no longer be covered by the National Health Insurance. These medicines mainly consist of vitamins, digestive enzymes, or health supplements, and their exclusion is expected to save approximately 278,000 NTD. The move aims to review and exclude unnecessary medications from NHI coverage, encouraging people to purchase such medications on their own. This decision, effective from August 1, follows a series of discussions and will lead to 14 specified medicines being withdrawn from NHI coverage, ultimately reducing NHI expenses.

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Taipei Fubon bank introduces 3.8% unlimited cashback without upper limit on two new credit cards, promoting benefits switching for consumers

Reported 8 months ago

Taipei Fubon bank is set to launch upgraded versions of the Rose Card and Sun Card in July, offering a higher 3.8% unlimited cashback without upper limit for designated spending categories compared to the popular CUBE card by Cathay United Bank. Customers can switch between various benefit plans to maximize rewards, aiming to attract over a million cardholders and increase card applications. The updated cards will also transition to a points rewards program starting July, featuring new benefits and designs, aligning with consumer spending habits and offering a simple way to achieve the higher 3.8% cashback rate.

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Taipei-Japan Disaster Prevention Policy Seminar Draws Insights from Japanese Earthquakes

Reported 8 months ago

Exclusive report on June 24, 2024, at 9:31 AM - Reporter Zhang Shiyi/Comprehensive Report. The Taipei City Office of Disaster Prevention and Rescue held a seminar on enhancing disaster prevention policies on June 25, 113, from 9:30 AM to 11:40 AM at the Taipei Disaster Response Center. The seminar aimed to learn from Japan’s earthquake response following the Noto Peninsula earthquake and discussed strategies to reduce the impact of major earthquakes on cities. Experts from Japan shared their experiences, and local officials and experts exchanged views to enhance disaster preparedness and resilience in Taipei.

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60 Electric Scooters Burned in Hsinchu County! Suspected Spontaneous Combustion Due to Hot Weather - Scene of 'Parking Lot Charred' Revealed

Reported 8 months ago

A fire broke out on June 24th at a parking lot on Xing'an Street, Hukou Township, Hsinchu County, where 60 electric scooters were burned. Firefighters promptly arrived and extinguished the fire using three water lines. Although the cause is suspected to be the hot weather leading to the electric scooters catching fire spontaneously, a detailed investigation is required. Thankfully, there were no casualties. Other news reports by SET News include a police patrol vehicle mysteriously catching fire in a parking lot and tragic incidents such as a US-Indian exchange student drowning in Kenting, a lithium battery manufacturer in South Korea exploding, and a warehouse fire in Taoyuan.

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Police Car Mysteriously Catches Fire in Changhua Parking Lot

Reported 8 months ago

A surveillance car parked in an open parking lot at the Changhua County Police Department suddenly caught fire, with the fire quickly extinguished but the vehicle completely destroyed. The reason for the fire in the stationary car is currently under investigation. Fortunately, no injuries were reported as the fire department promptly arrived to put out the flames. The incident, occurring around 10 pm, led to a swift response to prevent further damage.

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Tragic Accident of AI Top Student at NTHU in Kenting on the First Day of Summer Break

Reported 8 months ago

On June 24th, 2024, an American-Indian student named Luo Ruigu from the Department of Computer Science at National Tsing Hua University drowned in Kenting. Despite his excellent academic performance and research in AI compilers, Luo tragically passed away. His professor, Lee Zhengkun, expressed disbelief as they were discussing coursework online just a few days ago. NTHU has contacted Luo's father to handle the funeral arrangements, and support from various organizations has been coordinated. The incident occurred when Luo and 8 friends were at Kenting's Sail Rock Beach, resulting in his untimely death.

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Differences Between Kimono and Yukata: Complete Guide to Japanese Kimono Style, Practical Tips, and Recommended Tokyo Sightseeing Spots

Reported 8 months ago

LIVE JAPAN article discusses the differences between kimono and yukata, traditional Japanese attire. The article covers kimono varieties, their significance, and how to choose based on the occasion, along with essential knowledge about wearing kimono in Tokyo. It also highlights the elaborate process of wearing kimono, the cultural significance of different styles, and recommended kimono-wearing spots in Tokyo like Ueno, Asakusa, Kawagoe, Kamakura, Harajuku, and Nihonbashi. Emphasizing that wearing kimono in Tokyo is a must-do for tourists, the article provides insights into the historical and modern charm of kimono experiences, showcasing a blend of tradition, fashion, and nostalgia.

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India's New Finance Hub in Gujarat Aims for Real-Time Dollar Settlement by 2025

Reported 8 months ago

India's latest financial hub in Gujarat is expected to introduce real-time dollar settlement later this year or in early 2025. The new service, available in Gujarat International Finance Tec-City, aims to streamline transactions, attract foreign investors, and enhance efficiency in the financial market. With simplified tax structures and eased capital controls, the hub seeks to become a prominent trading center, potentially rivaling Singapore and Dubai.

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Premier Su Tseng-chang: Executive Yuan to Make a Constitutional Interpretation Decision within the Shortest Time, Urging Opposition Parties to Avoid Making Inappropriate Moves during the Interim Period

Reported 8 months ago

Premier Su Tseng-chang stated that the Executive Yuan is carefully studying how to proceed with the request for a constitutional interpretation and aims to make a decision in the shortest time possible. He emphasized the importance of respecting the functions of the five branches of government, with the goal of upholding the constitutional system and the operation of the five branches. Su also urged both ruling and opposition parties to refrain from taking improper actions before the Constitutional Court's decision, emphasizing the need for a shared understanding based on legal interpretations. Opposition parties have criticized the requests by the Executive Yuan, President's Office, and Control Yuan for a constitutional interpretation as pressuring the judiciary.

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Li Gang Police Friends Donate LED Reflective Vests, Adding Protective Gear for Police Night Duty

Reported 8 months ago

On June 24, 2024, Li Gang Police Friends Office donated 136 LED reflective vests to the local police station, aiming to enhance the safety of frontline police officers who work tirelessly day and night in dangerous intersections to ensure the safety of the public. The vests, which glow brightly at night, act as a 'luminous talisman,' increasing visibility and safety for officers during duty. The advanced vests not only feature fluorescent breathable fabric but also include three-stage LED flashing function and a built-in USB charging device, providing up to 4 days of power and visibility of over 200 meters, significantly improving operational safety for officers in low visibility conditions.

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Helping Unclaimed Remains Find Their Way Home: Police Use DNA Identification to Locate Missing Woman After 13 Years

Reported 8 months ago

The New Taipei City Police Criminal Identification Center has initiated a mission to proactively search for relatives of unidentified remains, aiming to reunite the deceased individuals with their families. By going the extra mile and actively investigating the appearance of unidentified bodies, contacting potential missing person reports, and requesting DNA comparisons from relatives, the center hopes to provide closure to families waiting for their loved ones to return home. Through these efforts, they were able to locate a missing woman who had been unclaimed for 13 years, ultimately helping her family organize a belated farewell ceremony.

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Lighting the Way Home/Managing 1000 'Stranger' Funerals! Let Unclaimed Bodies Return to Their Roots Behind the Scenes - He is the One

Reported 8 months ago

The Goodwill Charity Association provides free funeral services, with President Guo Zhixiang listing each month's cases in a calendar. The association has quietly handled 4500 cases of free burial services over the past 28 years, helping these 'strangers' complete their final journey in life. President Guo Zhixiang himself is actively involved in these services, showing his dedication and care for the deceased.

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Lighting the Way Home / Free Funeral Assistance for 4,500 Vulnerable Families Originates from a 'Big Apple'

Reported 8 months ago

In a heartwarming story, the founder of the Goodwill Association, Guo Zhixiang, has been helping many vulnerable families and received numerous thank-you letters. Beginning with a big apple, the organization believes that everyone deserves a dignified funeral. Guo Zhixiang's journey started from aiding a sick classmate in need of medical assistance, gaining gratitude in return. The organization, established in 2005, offers free funeral services for impoverished families and unclaimed bodies, aiming to provide a proper farewell. Despite initial doubts and challenges, Guo Zhixiang persevered, learning funeral practices and collaborating with businesses to keep costs low. His compassionate actions, including helping a foreign woman return 'home' in a unique fusion farewell ceremony, have left a lasting impact, receiving gratitude from around the world and government recognition. Guo Zhixiang remains humble, emphasizing the importance of sharing stories of pure kindness to inspire gratitude and love towards others.

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