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Enhancing Service Capacity! Joint Service Office Established by Zhang Xiuhua, Xie Longjie, and Lin Qianqi

Reported 8 months ago

On June 23, 2024, Nationalist Party non-district legislators Xie Longjie and Lin Qianqi, along with Chiayi City Councilor Zhang Xiuhua, inaugurated their joint service office on Ziyou Road in the presence of Mayor Huang Minhui, local leaders, and supporters. Zhang Xiuhua emphasized that the new office will significantly improve service capacity and collaboration between central and local resources for more efficient services. Mayor Huang highlighted the importance of unity in showcasing Chiayi's potential, while Lin Qianqi expressed optimism in working together to serve the community effectively.

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蔣照辦「雙城論壇」 柯:共機現在不是繞更多

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柯文哲和蔣萬安在台北市長任內就雙城論壇一事展開口角。雖然現在共機仍持續擾台,但今年雙城論壇仍照常舉辦,引起爭議。柯文哲批評蔣萬安雙標,而蔣市長則表示活動依議會決議執行。文中也提及陳佩琪強調要統一標準,引發市議會議員之間的爭論。

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Thai Student Electrocuted to Death Trying to Turn off Leaking Water Dispenser in the Rain; Onlookers Afraid to Help

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A tragic event occurred in Thailand where a student was electrocuted while attempting to turn off a water dispenser during a school sports event in heavy rain. Despite many teachers and students present, hesitation to avoid getting electrocuted delayed the rescue. Eventually, someone used a cloth to pull the student away from the dispenser, but he unfortunately passed away despite emergency treatment. The incident, captured on video, raised concerns about the slow response and lack of emergency preparedness at the school. The cause is suspected to be a leak in the water dispenser exacerbated by wet conditions. The news stirred attention and debate.

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Elderly Man in His 90s Travels South Alone to Look for Relatives, Breaks Down in Tears at Police Station Unexpectedly, Heartwarming Story Unfolds Behind

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In New Taipei City, a man in his 90s named Lin traveled alone on a train to Taichung to search for relatives but couldn't find them. When he sought help at the police station, he realized that his sister had passed away, and he tearfully decided to return home. Worried about his safety, the police coordinated with railway authorities to escort him back to New Taipei City, completing a heartwarming hundred-mile escort mission. The police's compassion and inter-agency cooperation were praised, highlighting the importance of assisting elderly individuals, especially those with memory issues.

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Mushoku Tensei: Jobless Reincarnation Season 2 Episode 23 Will Focus on Rudeus’ Reaction to Zenith’s Memory Loss

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In episode 23 of Mushoku Tensei: Jobless Reincarnation Season 2, Rudeus will grapple with emotions over Zenith's memory loss following Paul's sacrifice. The episode, titled 'Let's Go Home,' will also delve into the connection between Roxy and Rudeus amidst the unfolding tragedy.

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British Landlord Shocked to Discover His Rental Property Turned into Cannabis Factory and Filled with 10 Tons of Soil

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A cannabis factory hidden inside a residence was discovered on June 23, 2024, and this global phenomenon was found in a residential property in Yunlin County, Taiwan. In London, a homeowner left his property with an agent to rent out while he worked in the United States. Upon returning, he found the entire house transformed into a cannabis factory, severely damaged, with his upstairs bedroom filled with three feet deep and 10-ton heavy soil. The victim, Lewis, showcased the extensive damage caused by the operation, which involved over 400 cannabis pots and dangerous electrical adaptations. The authorities estimated damages to be at least £200,000 (about 8.2 million NTD), which Lewis has to cover. Cases of cannabis factories being established in rented properties in the UK have been on the rise, with criminals exploiting legal loopholes and deceiving landlords with severe consequences.

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Chinese CEO Yè Hǎiyáng's Newborn Son Nicknamed 'Director' with Extreme Personality Differences Between the Two Brothers

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Entertainment News, June 23, 2024, 7:43 AM - Unwed Chinese female CEO Yè Hǎiyáng recently gave birth to twin sons, adding to her two daughters. She shared on social media about the contrasting and charming personalities of her sons, with one being a big eater. Despite being twins, their preferences are vastly different.

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One-time Lump Sum or Monthly Installments? Considerations for Retirement Pension

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An online discussion on retirement pensions sparked debate, with one netizen calculating the option to receive a lump sum versus monthly installments. While the lump sum of 1.71 million NT dollars seemed attractive for investment opportunities, others favored the stability of monthly payments. Some voiced concerns about risks associated with a lump sum, while others highlighted the long-term benefits of monthly installments. The discussion ranged from investment strategies to familial responsibilities, reflecting the varied opinions on retirement fund management.

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Habeck: EU Must Be More Fully Prepared to Compete with China

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German Vice Chancellor and Economy Minister, Habeck, emphasizes the need for EU countries to unite in order to compete with China. During his visit to Hangzhou, China, he stressed the importance of addressing the intense competition and preparing adequately for it, while also warning against extremism and highlighting the necessity for cooperation. Habeck also noted the crucial role of cooperation with China in achieving global climate goals and the importance of finding alternative energy sources to replace coal in China to reduce emissions. His visit mainly focused on economic, energy, and climate policy issues, including discussions on the EU's plan to impose tariffs on Chinese electric cars in July.

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Xie Jinyan Fulfilling Wish to Sing Minnan Song in 'The Song 2024' Finals with 'Dance Practice' Kicking Off the Show

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On June 23, 2024, the fifth stage performance of 'The Song 2024' concluded with Yang Jinhua being eliminated, leaving Taiwanese actresses Xie Jinyan and Guo Bitin. The rules for the upcoming final have been significantly changed, divided into three days with different themed performances. Xie Jinyan will be showcasing her signature song 'Dance Practice' in the competition, making fans excited as she will finally be singing in Minnan dialect. The finals will determine the formation of a new group on July 5 after 20 members compete in various rounds. Yang Jinhua departed after the fifth stage performance. The first-round lineup for the annual competition night has been announced, with Xie Jinyan competing for a spot in the group.

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The Art of Temptation: A Cheating System in Love for the 12 Zodiac Signs

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Venus entered Taurus on April 29th and will stay until May 24th, setting the stage for maximum charm. Instead of teaching traditional dating techniques, this period encourages a more passive approach to love and enjoying being loved. In the dictionary of the Little Fish Zodiac, temptation is not a negative term but a positive one—it's seen as the ultimate form of power. Those who succumb to temptation do so willingly, enjoying being controlled without resentment or grievances, finding joy in your enchantment and experiencing new sensations in your magical world.

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Boosting Service Capacity: Xie Longjie, Lin Qianyi, and Zhang Xiuhua Joint Service Office Established

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To enhance service capacity, Kuomintang at-large legislator Xie Longjie, Lin Qianyi, and Chiayi City councilor Zhang Xiuhua have established a joint service office. The unveiling ceremony was held at 2 pm today, with Mayor Huang Min-hui also present to offer blessings. Zhang Xiuhua mentioned that the joint service office will significantly improve service capacity, and they will work together to assist the mayor in promoting various municipal tasks, enhance central and local resource integration, and create an efficient one-stop service model. The establishment of the joint service office aims to provide more comprehensive and diverse assistance to local residents without any political considerations, and it is believed that the Kuomintang will introduce strong candidates for the 2026 mayoral election.

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Chicken Price Reduction! Store Announces Price Drop for Chicken Leg and Chicken Chop Rice, Netizens Praise: Use New Taiwan Dollars to Force the Early Closure

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A lunchbox store in Dajia District, Taichung, posted a notice stating that due to stable chicken prices, the prices of chicken leg rice and chicken chop rice have been reduced by 10 NT dollars and 5 NT dollars respectively. The photo went viral on Facebook, with netizens praising the store for its proactive price reduction, with comments like 'Goodhearted store!' and 'Stores that adjust prices with the market are worth supporting.' Some even requested the store's address to 'teach them a lesson by using New Taiwan Dollars to force them to close early.'

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Taiwan Clinches 3 Titles and 4 Runner-ups at Kaohsiung Badminton Masters, with Wang Tzu-Wei and Hsu Wen-Chi Winning BWF First Title

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At the Kaohsiung Badminton Masters Super 100 series, Taiwanese players participated in all 5 events and ultimately secured championships in men's singles, women's singles, and men's doubles, totaling 3 titles and 4 runner-ups. In an all-Taiwanese women's singles showdown, Wang Tzu-Wei defeated Pai Yu-Po to win her first BWF title. In men's singles, Wang Tzu-Wei clinched his career-first BWF championship by beating Malaysia's Chia Chun Wah. Additionally, the men's doubles final saw Wang Tzu-Wei and Hsu Wen-Chi claiming the championship, while the mixed doubles and women's doubles events ended with Taiwan as the runner-ups.

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Chen Yi Criticizes Miao Po-Ya for Interfering with Judiciary by Saying 'Taiwanese People Serve as the Rearguard of Judges'

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Taipei City Councilor Miao Po-Ya, on June 21st, emphasized at a rally that judges should know the people are their support, but social media influencer Chen Yi interpreted it as 'interfering with judicial independence'. Miao Po-Ya quickly countered, stressing the importance of respecting the judgments of judges to constrain all agencies, without intending to influence the judiciary. The exchange sparked debate online, with many supporting Miao Po-Ya and criticizing Chen Yi for misinterpretation.

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National First Love Reunion! Song Hye Kyo and Suzy Pose Together, Netizens Excited for the Heavenly Duo

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On June 23, 2024, Song Hye Kyo and Suzy excited netizens by sharing photos together on Instagram, leading to excitement as they are both set to potentially collaborate in a new drama by renowned screenwriter Jin Yin Shu. The pair's adorable interactions, including taking photos of each other and posing cheek to cheek with smiles, sparked a frenzy online. Fans eagerly anticipate their joint appearance in the upcoming drama, given their connection through Jin Yin Shu and the promising chemistry between the two national goddesses.

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Taiwanese Hip-Hop Artist Dhawgie Refuses to Lick China to Earn RMB! Unlocks MLB Performance in San Francisco: Demonstrating Love for Taiwan Firsthand

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Taiwanese rap legend Dhawgie, known for his firm pro-Taiwan stance, recently performed at the MLB Taiwan Day event in San Francisco, representing Taiwan's spirit and hoping to stand united with foreign friends. Dhawgie, who has created numerous songs about Taiwan and is not afraid to speak out on sensitive political issues, believes in demonstrating his love for Taiwan without compromising his values for financial gain. By rejecting the pressure to cater to the Chinese market, Dhawgie showcases the true essence of hip-hop by boldly expressing his political views and unwavering support for Taiwan.

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McLaren Owner Denies Drunk Driving and Refusing Test, Police Issue Fine with Surveillance Footage

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In the early morning of June 23, 2024, the police in Taichung cracked down on drunk driving and found a McLaren supercar owner suspected of drunk driving, who refused the test. The owner clarified on the spot that he was not driving at the time, but the police later exposed surveillance footage showing otherwise. The police issued a fine for refusal to take the test, as they believed the owner had suspected drunk driving. The owner was not satisfied with the police's actions and claimed he was not driving, but the police insisted on the legitimacy of the crackdown process and suggested he appeal to the motor vehicle office if he found it unfair.

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Kind-hearted! Chicken Leg and Chicken Cutlet Rice Prices Decreased in Taichung, Business Owners: Chicken Prices Stable

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As the wave of decreasing egg prices continues, will there now be a trend of chicken meat price reduction? A bento shop in Taichung announced a recent stable chicken meat price which led to a 10 NT dollar decrease in chicken leg rice and a 5 NT dollar decrease in chicken cutlet rice. Netizens praised the kind gesture; however, concerns remain about whether this will prompt other shops to follow suit and reduce prices. Consumers emphasize the need to consider various costs amid inflation. The move has sparked discussions on whether other establishments should also lower prices. According to statistics from the Taiwan Agricultural and Fisheries Poultry Trading Network, the price of white meat chicken has remained constant since March 27. The decision of other bento shops to respond to the price reduction remains to be seen.

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Taiwan Independence: Lin You-chang Warns of 65 Countries with Judicial Cooperation with China

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In response to Taiwan independence, China recently issued new regulations threatening severe penalties such as the death penalty for those who commit acts of splitting the country. While Taiwan stated that China has no jurisdiction over Taiwan, DPP Secretary-General Lin You-chang warned that China has judicial cooperation with 65 countries, which could assist in arresting criminals and extraditing them. This creates risks for individuals in countries with such agreements, including the US, Canada, Mexico, Australia, and Indonesia.

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Chinese PLA Xi'an Warship Spotted in Penghu Waters, Enhances Combat Readiness in Response to Threats during Han Kuang Exercise

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On June 23, 2024, at 7:37 am, a Chinese navy warship, the Xi'an missile destroyer with hull number 153, was sighted by Penghu fishermen in the traditional fishing grounds of Penghu, near the mid-line of the strait. This sighting raised concerns among locals, with previous sightings of a Chinese 094 missile submarine in the area, and a recent increase in Chinese military activities near Taiwan. The upcoming annual Han Kuang exercise, scheduled for July 22, will focus on realistic combat scenarios without prior demonstrations, aiming to strengthen Taiwan's defense capabilities. Amidst heightened tensions in the Taiwan Strait, rumors of US officials visiting Taiwan to discuss countering China's actions have surfaced, emphasizing the need to prevent Taiwan's exclusion from international discussions despite misrepresentations of UN Resolution 2758. These developments signify the ongoing efforts to bolster Taiwan's defense against Chinese threats.

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Employee's Beloved Motorcycle Confiscated for 2 Years after Foreigner Rides Off While Drunken

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In Tachung, an employee of an izakaya had his beloved motorcycle, with a yellow license plate, confiscated for 2 years after a Malaysian customer he was showing off to rode off while drunk. The police not only fined and arrested the drunk Malaysian for DUI but also confiscated the employee's motorcycle license plate. The employee's motorcycle was taken by the retiree Stephen, a Malaysian engineer, who was visiting Taiwan. Stephen was sentenced to 3 months in prison for drunk driving, paid a fine of 90,000 NT dollars, and then left the country. The employee did not report the incident as theft promptly, leading to his motorcycle being confiscated. Legal counsel suggested reporting the incident as a theft at the time to potentially revoke the penalty.

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Uni-President Lions' Chen Yun-wen achieves 150 successful saves, proving 'staying local is not always the best choice'

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Uni-President Lions' relief pitcher Chen Yun-wen became the first CPBL player to reach the milestone of 150 successful saves. Chen expressed gratitude to his coaches and teammates for their support and belief in him during tough times, allowing him to set new records. Reflecting on his 10-year journey, Chen emphasized the importance of perseverance and willpower, stating 'staying local is not always the best choice,' and appreciating the opportunities given to him by the coaching staff. He aims to continue improving and passing on the advice he received to younger players, showing his dedication to the sport.

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Convenience store posts 'benevolent price reduction notice'! Thousands rush to support, urging to let him off work early with New Taiwan Dollars

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On June 23, 2024, a convenience store posted a notice. Despite the decrease in egg prices this month, the rising cost of living has made lunchbox meals still expensive for many people. In response to declining chicken prices, a convenience store in Dajia, Taichung, reduced the prices of chicken leg rice and chicken cutlet rice, garnering nearly 9,000 likes and sparking discussions online. The post with a picture of the notice attracted over 8,800 likes, with comments expressing support for the store's benevolent actions and even suggesting people use New Taiwan Dollars to help the owner close early.

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Four Seas Gang Member in Tianmu Continuously Involved in Criminal Cases

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A male suspect, identified as a Four Seas Gang member, has been causing trouble in the Tianmu area, often resorting to extreme measures like brandishing a gun and attacking people. Despite being released from prison for a drug-related offense last February, he was recently apprehended again for an outstanding warrant. After being fined and released, he proceeded to injure a taxi driver and was subsequently arrested. Known for his repeated criminal activities in the area and affiliations with the Four Seas Gang, the suspect's behavior has been a source of concern for local residents and law enforcement authorities.

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