Reported about 1 year ago
Experts warn of extreme high temperatures in the Greater Taipei area over the weekend, with temperatures potentially reaching 37 to 39 degrees Celsius. The entire Taiwan is experiencing continued high temperatures, with the west reaching 35 to 37 degrees and some southern areas even exceeding 37 degrees. Thunderstorms are possible in the afternoon in some areas, increasing the risk of heavy rain and lightning. The Central Weather Bureau reports that the west is likely to hit 35 to 37 degrees, while the south may experience extreme temperatures above 37 degrees; the east will remain around 32 to 34 degrees, with high UV radiation levels, urging people to stay hydrated and protect themselves from the heat. It is advised to limit outdoor activities and take precautions against possible heavy rain, lightning, and strong gusts to ensure personal safety and prevent accidents.
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Reported about 1 year ago
A 47-year-old woman, W, who did not smoke but had a family history of lung cancer, was diagnosed with stage 1 lung adenocarcinoma through a screening program. The timely detection allowed for successful surgical removal of the tumor, resulting in a good recovery. The doctor emphasized the importance of early screening for lung cancer, as early detection significantly increases survival rates. The screening program targets individuals with a heavy smoking history or a family history of lung cancer, stressing the importance of regular screenings for high-risk groups to improve survival chances.
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Reported about 1 year ago
On July 2, 2024, in Kaohsiung, a man named Liu reported to the Fude 2nd Road Police Station that his mother, who was showing signs of dementia, had been missing for hours after leaving home alone without a phone or transportation. Police officer Xu Citing comforted Liu and initiated a search, eventually locating the lost woman walking on foot through surveillance footage. Despite initial difficulty, a taxi driver approached the police later, seeking help for a confused woman in his cab who turned out to be Liu's mother. Liu confirmed her identity, expressing gratitude as they were safely reunited and escorted home by the police.
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Reported about 1 year ago
A recent report revealed that a temple in Tainan was advertising for 'temple assistants' with a monthly salary of only 25,000 NTD and 2 days off per month, which was found to not comply with labor laws by the Tainan City Government's Department of Labor. The Ministry of the Interior has urged religious organizations to ensure that the employment conditions for temple assistants and other temple workers comply with labor standards, emphasizing the protection of workers' rights. According to the Ministry of the Interior, labor laws apply to workers employed by religious organizations, but not to volunteers. Guidelines have been issued to ensure that agreements between temples and workers, such as temple assistants or administrative staff, abide by labor standards.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Fed Chairman Powell's 'Dovish' stance caused Taiwanese stocks to surge by 231 points on July 3, surpassing the 23,000-point mark. Huang Wenqing, Deputy Head of Research at Taiwan New Investment Consulting, mentioned that favorable Fed rate opinions and a rebound in tech stocks helped stabilize market confidence, resulting in a 'stable market amid volatility.' However, caution is advised due to the large deviation from the seasonal line, with smaller stocks in the supply chain likely to see more gains before TSMC's analyst meeting on July 18. Strategies focusing on AI prospects, June revenues, and cautious trading were recommended by Huang, who remains relatively optimistic about the market.
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Reported about 1 year ago
In a recent incident in Taipei's North District, a BMW was reported for illegally parking at the entrance of a community building, leading to a dispute between the driver and a resident. The argument escalated with insults like 'haven't studied' and 'high and mighty,' attracting attention and discussion online. Despite the conflict, the resident clarified that they only wanted law enforcement to issue a ticket, emphasizing the community's dislike for unauthorized parking.
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Reported about 1 year ago
On the evening of July 2, 2024, a fishing boat in Penghu, the Da Jinman No. 88, was approached and photographed by two Chinese Coast Guard ships while operating outside Kinmen. After a forced inspection, the boats were taken back to mainland China, causing dozens of nearby fishing boats to be alarmed and continuously monitored by Chinese Coast Guard ships, sparking discussions. National security officials clarified that the fishing boat was operating in waters near Fujian, China, outside Taiwan's jurisdiction, and during China's fishing ban period, posing a risk of violating another country's regulations. They dismissed claims that this was a political move by China to retaliate against Lai Ching-te, emphasizing it was a matter of law enforcement due to the fishing boat encroaching on China's waters during the ban period.
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Reported about 1 year ago
In the entertainment world on July 2, 2024, actress Zhen Zhen (real name Zhang Jiazhen) was accused of property grabbing by her ex-husband Liu Jiachang at the end of 2023. Singer son Zhang Liheng (formerly Liu Ziqian) also had a falling out with Liu Jiachang over family matters, with Zhen Zhen and her son even losing contact briefly, causing concerns. Recently, 84-year-old Liu Jiachang posted a close-up photo on Facebook, showing a significant weight loss, while his son Zhang Liheng also shared a picture yesterday with a seemingly similar expression to Liu Jiachang. Both photos shared similarities in hand gestures and facial expressions, suggesting an imitation of Liu Jiachang. Zhang Liheng, who has been out of the entertainment circle for over a year, posted a recent photo, appearing unhappy, with a hint of silent protest in his expression, hinting at more surprises to come.
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Reported about 1 year ago
On July 2, 2024, due to hopes of a rate cut by the Federal Reserve, the four major US indices rose together on Tuesday, boosting the Taiwan stock market with an opening of 23,009.82 points, up 130.45 points, crossing the 23,000 mark. The index continued to rise, surging over 230 points to reach 23,110.98 points, with the top three weighted stocks all rising. Shipping stocks such as Ruentex, Wisdom, and Losheng all hit the daily limit up. Various sectors performed well in the morning, with more than 10 stocks hitting the daily limit up. Shipping stocks Ruentex, Wisdom, and Losheng surged, among others.
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Reported about 1 year ago
成員小春Kenzy舉辦首場個人專場演唱會，瘦子因工作未能出席，開玩笑表示要退出頑童組樂團，但隨後澄清只是開玩笑。小春開唱時幽默互動，展現多才多藝，包括自彈自唱電吉他等，台下歌迷熱情呼喊，現場氣氛熱烈。
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Reported about 1 year ago
Zhang Rujun, founder of Global City Miss, is hosting the 19th annual Global City Miss selection this year. She is also organizing the Global City Beauty Industry Image Ambassador selection in collaboration with the industry, inviting participants from all walks of life to showcase their confident beauty. The Taiwan chapter president, Ji Wanzhen, is offering a 30,000 yuan training course to encourage participation. The activities aim to prepare for the grand 20th-anniversary event next year and integrate the beauty industry with the Global City Miss pageant, emphasizing confidence and beauty beyond campus boundaries. The selection will be held on August 25 at the Hanlai Hotel.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Yahoo Fashion & Beauty editor group, on July 2, 2024, discusses the embarrassment of body odor in crowded places during summer. Nutritionist Gao Minmin shares tips on using diet and lifestyle habits to improve body odor and make summer scents fresher. The article covers the causes of body odor, foods to avoid and foods that help improve body odor, and good habits to alleviate body odor.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) opened high and continued to rise today, closing with a strong increase of 19 points to 979 points, a 1.97% increase; TAIEX surged nearly 300 points and closed at 23172 points. TSMC opened with a 16-point increase to 976 points. Following dovish remarks from Federal Reserve Chairman Powell, the US stock market closed higher, leading the TAIEX to rise over 200 points on July 3, breaking the 23100 point mark. TSMC will hold its second-quarter conference on the 18th, in Taipei, and it is the first conference since Chairman Mark Liu took office. Despite a dip due to ex-dividend stocks like Hon Hai (Foxconn), analysts suggest that the TAIEX may consolidate and eventually rise after necessary adjustments, recommending a cautious approach before re-entering the market.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Nike hints at a collaboration with Wu-Tang Clan, possibly re-releasing the iconic 'Killa Bees' Nike Dunk high-top sneakers after over two decades. Although not officially confirmed, a recent Instagram post by Nike Sportswear, featuring black and yellow high-top Dunks covered in bees, has sparked excitement among fans. The re-release, expected this fall to mark the shoe's 25th anniversary, follows the original limited release of just 36 pairs in 1999, now valued at $45,000 each on eBay. As fans anticipate the re-release, Nike Dunk styles are trending for the summer, just in time for Fourth of July festivities.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Taipei City Police Second Division efficiently recovered a stolen motorcycle within 6 hours on July 2, 2024. A citizen reported that their motorcycle was stolen due to leaving the key in the ignition at a location in North District, Taipei City. The police swiftly used surveillance footage to track down the thief in Shen Gang District and arrested the suspect, who confessed to enjoying riding between the two areas for almost 6 hours. The police returned the motorcycle to its owner, emphasizing the importance of securing vehicles to prevent theft.
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Reported about 1 year ago
A lumber yard in Linluo Township, Pingtung County caught fire in the early morning, with a burning area of over 400 square meters, and firefighters have currently contained the blaze. The cause of the fire is still under investigation, but no casualties have been reported. The fire, fueled by the large amount of wood stored in the metal building, led to a challenging situation, with roads closed for safety and traffic diversion advised for residents. Firefighters swiftly responded to the incident, and the situation is now under control.
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Reported about 1 year ago
On July 3, Prime Minister Su Tseng-chang stated that the current version of the Finance Act reflects the government's stance and that no separate amendments will be proposed. Taiwan Fact-checking Center refuted recent rumors claiming that the Nationalist Party and People First Party planned to move NT$855.2 billion from the central government due to discrepancies in their proposed versions, which has led to misunderstandings. Amendments to the Finance Act involve redistributing national tax revenues, and while 20 draft bills are under review in the Legislative Yuan's Finance Committee, none have been finalized. The proposed amendments spark debates between central and local governments over resource allocation, contributing to the stalemate in amending the Finance Act over the past 25 years. Premier Su emphasized the need for consensus before making any changes, highlighting the importance of balanced resource allocation for Taiwan's development.
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Reported about 1 year ago
The Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI) announced the winners of the 'ITRI Elite Award', featuring 6 annual gold medal innovative technologies, including 2 fruitful industrial products and 4 forward-looking technologies. These technologies highlight ITRI's leading position in next-generation technology deployment, addressing market demands and global industrial trends. The awarded technologies cover breakthroughs in semiconductors, 5G, and regenerative medicine, showcasing ITRI's significant contributions to industry advancements in these fields.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Pan Ruodi, the 60-year-old 'Asian Aerobics King,' was rumored to have divorced his 15-year-younger wife Qiu Qiqi (KiKi) after 13 years of marriage and a daughter named Pandora. This rumor started when a friend accidentally referred to KiKi as Pan Ruodi's 'ex-wife,' causing misunderstandings. However, Pan Ruodi and his agent clarified that the news is false, emphasizing that it is all just hearsay and social media gossip.
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Reported about 1 year ago
On July 2, 2024, Pan Ruodi was rumored to be divorcing his wife, Kiki, who is 15 years younger, after a friend mistakenly referred to her as 'Pan Ruodi's ex-wife' at a gathering. Pan Ruodi's agency promptly denied this rumor, stating, 'Impossible, just hearsay.' They emphasized that such false information should not waste social resources in this day and age. Pan Ruodi's agency clarified that there is no truth to the divorce rumor.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Pan Ruodi was reported to be divorcing his wife Kiki, who is 15 years younger than him, on July 2, 2024. Rumors sparked when a friend mistakenly referred to Kiki as 'Pan Ruodi's ex-wife' at a gathering. However, Pan Ruodi's management company quickly denied the news, stating 'It's impossible, just rumors.' They emphasized that in this day and age, such matters cannot be kept secret. In the midst of the divorce rumors, Pan Ruodi even participated in a physical challenge on a show. Overall, the management company dismissed the rumors of his divorce.
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Reported about 1 year ago
The US Independence Day celebration took place in Taiwan with attendees dressed in blue, green, and white, where outgoing AIT Director Sandra Oudkirk delivered a touching speech in Chinese expressing gratitude to Vice President Bi-khim Hsiao, promising a solid Taiwan-US relationship. Vice President Hsiao, in her speech, thanked the US for assisting Taiwan internationally while incorporating a 'Star Wars' reference in line with the Hollywood Golden Age theme, receiving continuous applause from the audience.
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Reported about 1 year ago
On the evening of July 2, a Penghu-registered fishing boat was seized by the Chinese coast guard for suspected illegal fishing near Kinmen. The boat and its six crew members are currently in Fujian, China. The Taiwan Coast Guard will hold a press conference at 10 AM on July 3 to explain the situation. The incident has raised concern among fishermen and locals in Penghu, with fears of potential retaliatory actions by China. The fishing boat, identified as 'Da Jinman 88,' was carrying out operations near the median line when it was apprehended, amid sensitive cross-strait relations. The Coast Guard will provide updates on the situation at the press conference.
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Reported about 1 year ago
According to SET News on July 2, 2024, famous talk show host Xu Qianhuang was sued by Gao Hongan for falsely accusing him of having an affair with a married man on a political commentary program in 2022. The court found Xu guilty of spreading false information without proper verification, causing damage to Gao's reputation, and ordered Xu to pay 100,000 NT Dollars as compensation for non-pecuniary damages.
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Reported about 1 year ago
New Zealand reality TV star Andrew Jury, who appeared on the first season of the show 'Married At First Sight: New Zealand', passed away suddenly at the age of 33 in prison. He was facing charges of assault, damage, and possession of offensive weapons and was being held at the Mt Eden Corrections Facility in Auckland. Jury's father expressed concerns about his son's mental state before his court appearance as he had been struggling and in pain while in prison. Warner Bros Discovery New Zealand and fellow cast members expressed their deepest condolences, and the police investigation into Jury's death is ongoing with no apparent signs of suspicion.
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