Reported 12 months ago
TXT近日在中國舉辦簽售會後遭受私生飯惡意騷擾，成員姜太顯一怒之下在Weverse上抱怨，指私生飯洩漏行程並更改飛機餐引起不滿。這一事件引發粉絲熱議，但刪文後更延燒到社交媒體，中國粉絲譴責私生飯的舉動，但也有一部分持不同意見不滿姜太顯的發言，造成一些爭議。整起事件使得雙方粉絲情緒激化，形成更大的風波。
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Reported 12 months ago
Recent high temperatures have turned Taiwan into a 'baked sweet potato'. However, the Pacific high-pressure system is currently dominant, suppressing cloud and rain development, making it difficult for typhoons to form. Former head of the Central Weather Bureau, Cheng Mingdian, reminded on June 30th that the first hurricane of the year in the Atlantic had formed, signaling the beginning of typhoon season and the need for preparation. The current calm in Taiwan does not negate the need to be ready for potential typhoons.
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Reported 12 months ago
Investors can benefit from dividends as concrete returns that contribute to achieving investment goals. Realty Income is a well-known dividend stock famous for its monthly payouts and consistent increases. Despite a 24% drop in share price over five years, Realty Income's dividend softened the blow, providing investors with close to break-even total returns. With a stable dividend payout ratio and potential for growth, Realty Income is poised for a rebound, offering investors the potential for double-digit total returns when considering dividends and growth.
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Reported 12 months ago
A well-known restaurant in Neihu, Taipei, Jue Lu Cafe, faced a food safety crisis as customers reported finding bugs in their salads, including roaches and even iron pieces in their meals. One customer shared on social media about their horrifying experience of encountering a roach in their salad, leading to a wave of similar complaints from other patrons who discovered issues like insects and metal pieces in their dishes. The Taipei City Health Bureau has announced an inspection following these alarming incidents.
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Reported 12 months ago
Reported on June 30, 2024, by Chen Ying from Sanli News Network, Chinese actor Da Peng visited Taiwan for the Cross-Strait Film Festival and expressed his desire to work with Taiwanese actor Wu Kang-jen after meeting him in Hong Kong in March. Da Peng purchased tickets to watch Wu Kang-jen's latest film 'Breaking Wave' during his visit, where Wu Kang-jen has a bold performance. Despite primarily acting in comedies, Da Peng found the experience amusing and is contemplating exploring different acting opportunities. The film's director expressed interest in collaborating with Taiwanese actor Chen Yi-wen and praised actress Wang Jing as well. The successful film 'Annual Meeting Can't Stop!' is already planning a sequel, with Da Peng set to receive a raise.
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Reported 12 months ago
A large fire broke out at a connected factory in Wugu District, New Taipei City, on the evening of June 30. Firefighters arrived promptly after receiving reports from the public, finding the factory fully engulfed in flames but fortunately no trapped individuals. The blaze was finally brought under control around 9:04 p.m. with the deployment of 75 vehicles and 205 personnel. Nearby residents were advised to close doors and windows, wear masks if venturing outside, and avoid the area to facilitate firefighting efforts.
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Reported 12 months ago
Stocks, especially in the tech sector like Nvidia and Amazon, have shown significant growth this year, with the S&P 500 up 15%. The article highlights Nvidia's leadership in AI and diverse market presence, making it a strong long-term investment. Amazon's expansion in various tech industries and promising financial performance, particularly in retail and AWS, positions it as a compelling choice for investors. Both stocks are considered valuable choices for 2024, with Nvidia's recent revenue growth and Amazon's potential in AI and digital ads.
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Reported 12 months ago
As summer brings about the season of dengue fever outbreaks, various regions in Taiwan are on high alert to prevent the spread of the disease. According to historical records, the death of Zheng Chenggong may be related to dengue fever. The term 'dengue' originates from the Swahili word 'Ki-dinga pepo,' meaning 'suddenly cramp up, as if possessed by the devil.' With the harsh environment and prevalent mosquitoes in Taiwan during that time, Zheng Chenggong's physical and mental exhaustion from continuous battles made him susceptible to the disease. His symptoms and behavior closely matched those of dengue fever, indicating the possibility that he died from this deadly illness.
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Reported 12 months ago
Artist Wu Danru's Little Bear Room, located by Meihua Lake in Yilan, will be closing at the end of July, after operating for nearly 14 years. Wu has decided to lease the space, hoping for a chain restaurant or a business specializing in Western cuisine and cafes to take over. The building, bought by Wu in 2010, was originally transformed into the restaurant 'Little Bear Room,' named after her daughter. Due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, Wu initially planned to close but handed over management to her sister-in-law. The Little Bear Room will cease operation on July 31, with the online selling of products continuing. Despite a steady flow of tourists in the scenic area, Wu emphasizes the challenges of running a business due to a lack of manpower and encourages potential lessees to continue the legacy of the cherished establishment.
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Reported 12 months ago
苗栗縣後備指揮部向多間宮廟發函，要求簽訂彈藥預屯點支援協定，引發地方擔憂是否將有戰事發生。然而後備指揮部澄清此舉是提升後勤支援韌性的「演練」並無實際儲存彈藥。後續將加強與民間團體合作溝通，呼籲國人共同捍衛國家安全並支持國軍戰備工作。
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Reported 12 months ago
A fatal car accident occurred in Malaysia today, where a Lamborghini sports car lost control on a highway, crashed into a embankment, and caught fire. The female passenger managed to escape with the help of bystanders, but the male driver was trapped and died in the burning vehicle. The Lamborghini broke through the guardrail, crashed into the embankment, and burst into flames. Firefighters arrived at the scene but the car was already burnt to scrap metal. Investigations are ongoing to determine the cause of the accident.
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Reported 12 months ago
On June 30, 2024, at 8:10 am, according to SET News, a barefoot Thai woman caused a disturbance at a Little CK store inside Taipei 101, leading to her being forcibly taken to the hospital. Taipei 101 released a 95-word statement earlier recounting the incident. The woman went on a rampage, damaging at least NT$5,000 worth of glasses at the store, and was subsequently taken to a mental health facility. No employees were harmed, and Taipei 101 assured normal operations. Authorities intervened due to her aggressive behavior, and the incident serves as a cautionary reminder against imitation.
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Reported 12 months ago
In an exclusive interview with Sanli News Network on June 30, 2024, Lee Dohui, the cheerleader goddess, revealed her fondness for men with a bit of a belly. She openly talked about her romantic preferences on the entertainment news program 'Little Reporters, Big Stars,' surprising the host and audience alike. Amidst sharing stories of her life in Taiwan and thoughts on relationships, Dohui also expressed her willingness to openly announce any relationships, believing in the freedom of being able to openly enjoy each other's company.
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Reported 12 months ago
South Korean female live streamer 'MAY' often travels to different locations for broadcasts. However, during her recent visit to Taiwan, she collapsed in New Taipei City due to heat exhaustion while live streaming in the area. Although she was in distress and seeking help from passersby, language barriers prevented immediate assistance, leading to her ultimately fainting before someone called for an ambulance. This incident has garnered attention online, with concerns for her well-being being raised.
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Reported 12 months ago
On June 30, 2024, at 8:09 a.m., a woman caused a disturbance at Taipei 101 and was forcibly taken for medical treatment. The incident involved a woman in a pink form-fitting dress who entered a store, swept items off shelves, and shouted at employees for unknown reasons. She was later sent for treatment, with the store experiencing losses of over 5,000 NT dollars. The woman's disruptive behavior was captured on video, showing her entering the store, throwing items on the floor, and yelling at employees. Police intervened and determined the woman needed treatment, possibly due to an emotional breakdown, sending her to a treatment facility for evaluation and recovery decision, given her unsettled state.
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Reported 12 months ago
KMT is pushing to amend the recall law by raising the threshold, scheduled for review in the Legislature on 7/4, but some blue party members believe it's a sensitive time amid internal debates and should be postponed. People's Party Chairman Ko Wen-je disagrees with raising the threshold but suggests revising the recall process. KMT Chairman Chu Li-lun admits differing opinions within the party and clarifies that some members do not advocate for raising the threshold but want the recall votes to exceed the winning votes by one. The stance within the Blue and White camps is divided, with uncertainties raised before the review. TVBS presenter: 'Democracy is essential for investigating corruption.'
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Reported 12 months ago
Offering summer hours, a reduced schedule on Fridays between Memorial Day and Labor Day, has been found to boost employee morale for small businesses. Business owners have seen the benefits of providing flexibility during the summer months, helping workers deal with childcare gaps, feel valued, and attracting prospective employees. However, it may not work for all industries, requiring trial-and-error to determine the best approach for each company.
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Reported 12 months ago
On June 30, 2024, three Navy officers from the Navy Warship Sea Tiger, who went missing after falling overboard in December last year, were officially declared deceased in accordance with the Military Relief Act. President Lai Ching-te expressed his respects by awarding a commendation order during a memorial service in Kaohsiung. Despite over half a year passing since the incident, their whereabouts remain unknown. The Navy concluded that the officers likely perished, citing operational or duty-related disappearances as the reason. The incident, which resulted from rough sea conditions, prompted a reflection on safety measures and equipment on the warship to prevent similar tragedies from occurring again.
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Reported 12 months ago
In the CPBL game held on June 30, 2024, the Rakuten Monkeys defeated the Taiwan Steel Eagles 7-3. Lin Hung-Yu contributed with two hits and three RBIs, including a game-tying double in the fourth inning. Liao Chien-Fu later hit a two-run homer to give the Monkeys the lead. The game was a continuation of one suspended on June 2, with the Monkeys coming from behind to secure the victory with solid pitching performances by Huang Tzu-Peng and others.
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Reported 12 months ago
The second phase of the recall campaign against Keelung Mayor Hsieh Kuo-liang has exceeded the threshold with over 36,000 signatures received, and it is expected to be submitted by July 5th. Media figure Hsieh Hanbing predicts the outcome of the recall case, suggesting that Hsieh's chances of being recalled are not high based on the electoral support and legal victories. Despite this, he urges the KMT to unite to prevent a recall wave if Hsieh were to be removed from office.
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Reported 12 months ago
The New Taipei City elderly love card, expanding its usage range from July 1 to follow Taipei City, can now be used to take taxis. However, many people have complained that in order to take a taxi, they must first use an app or call for one, and when hailing one on the street, they must identify vehicles with the 'elderly sticker' to ride, which poses a challenge for the elderly. The New Taipei City Social Affairs Bureau stated that the various ways to call for taxis are the same as in other counties and cities, but the methods seem unfriendly to many seniors.
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Reported 12 months ago
On June 22, in Tucheng District, New Taipei City, a man named Yang suddenly attacked a police officer at the Jincheng Police Station with a brick for unknown reasons. Fortunately, the officer escaped with only a minor injury to the left ear and damage to the wall behind the duty station. Yang was arrested on charges of obstructing official duties and damaging public property. The incident was captured on video and is under investigation by the New Taipei District Prosecutors Office.
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Reported 12 months ago
A mysterious object resembling a fireball was captured streaking across the night sky in Taitung last night, disappearing in less than 40 seconds, possibly after an explosion. Both real-time footage from Taitung Coastal Scenic Area and cameras at Nanhuangyukou captured the same scene, prompting speculation from netizens ranging from a comet to even a North Korean missile. Various guesses such as UFOs, aliens, failed missile launches, space debris, and meteors have been put forth, leaving observers curious about the true nature of the unidentified object. The appearance of this phenomenon was not only captured on the east coast of Taitung but also at Nanhuangyukou, where it appeared to explode and transition from white to red light before disappearing. The timing coincided with an asteroid flyby predicted by the observatory, raising questions about its potential connection to the event. Further investigation is required to determine the source and nature of this mysterious object.
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Reported 12 months ago
In Taichung, a long-term care institution's responsible person accused the local government of not allocating funds, leading to 50 home care workers not receiving their salaries due to an ownership dispute. The Health Bureau explained that the funds for May, amounting to 3.08 million, were not withheld but held in escrow due to ongoing litigation and unclear account ownership. The dispute is expected to continue, and measures will be taken to prevent the dispute from affecting the livelihood of innocent workers.
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Reported 12 months ago
At the 35th Golden Melody Awards ceremony in Taiwan, indigenous music singer Panai won the Best Taiwanese Album Award for her debut album 'Night Poem' in Taiwanese. During her acceptance speech, she urged not to forget the Tiananmen Square Massacre, highlighting the 35th anniversary of the event. Being a taboo topic in China, her mention of the incident at the ceremony may not gain favor from Beijing. Panai, who actively supports Indigenous rights in Taiwan, emphasized the importance of cherishing democracy and freedom of speech. Despite some Chinese artists being nominated, they did not attend the ceremony, with one Chinese musician leaving due to health reasons. The incident stirred controversy among Chinese netizens on social media platforms. President of Taiwan, Lai Ching-te, expressed support for Panai's remarks, emphasizing the value of music and the protection of artistic freedom.
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