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19歲大學生當上國際獅子會最年輕會長

Reported 12 months ago

19歲的大學生趙翊云成為台北市永新獅子會的會長,接受父親給予的支持,直率回應不在乎外界說法。她表示希望透過這個機會看到不同的世界,讓大家善良一點。

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Hualien Councilor Accused of Domestic Violence and Extramarital Affair... Blames Police Chief for Causing Marital Discord? Chief of Sub-Bureau Personally Refutes Allegations

Reported 12 months ago

On June 27, 2024, Hualien County councilor Lin Yuanfu was involved in a domestic violence case with his wife, New City Township Representative Chen Xiuling. Lin accused Ji'an Police Sub-Bureau Chief Wu Sihan of 'abducting his wife' and causing marital discord, but Wu has issued a statement clearing his name and plans to take legal action to defend his reputation. Wu emphasized that police handle cases impartially and according to the law, regardless of the individuals involved, and refuted Lin's allegations while expressing regret over the domestic violence incident. The investigation is ongoing, and procedures such as recording statements and applying for protection orders were conducted following standard protocols to protect the rights of the parties involved.

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German Postbank Announces Layoffs Amid Transformation, Cutting 230 Branches and Putting 1,000 Employees at Risk of Unemployment

Reported 12 months ago

Global companies are currently undergoing a wave of layoffs, with the recent example being Germany's Postbank planning to transition from traditional branches to online banking. This transformation involves significant branch closures and the impending layoff of over 1,000 employees. The move is seen as a cost-saving measure to adapt to the digital age where traditional branches are considered somewhat redundant due to customers' preference for online banking. The layoffs are part of a larger restructuring plan aiming at efficiency improvements, yet posing challenges for the longstanding bank. The current trend towards cost-cutting and efficiency enhancement in companies puts many employees at risk of unemployment, highlighting the need for individuals to adapt to the evolving landscape to find new opportunities in their field.

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Professional Training in KPPTR Leads Successful Transformation from Food Research to Information Industry

Reported 12 months ago

A former food researcher named Xiao Ling participated in the Labor Department's Kaohsiung-Pingtung-Penghu-Taitung Regional Branch (KPPTR) professional training program 'Mobile Commerce System Design and Development Class,' and successfully transitioned to become an information engineer by persistently learning and working hard. Xiao Ling, who studied food science at a private university and worked as a food researcher in northern Taiwan, realized the need to prepare for career changes brought about by the pandemic and decided to explore opportunities in the information industry. With positive feedback about the training program, Xiao Ling enrolled and acquired valuable knowledge and teamwork skills during the six-month training period at KPPTR. After completing the program, Xiao Ling applied the programming and database knowledge learned to secure a job as an information engineer. The KPPTR Director emphasized the wide employment opportunities in information-related industries and encouraged job seekers or career changers to sign up for the self-organized pre-employment training programs available, with various courses such as welding, computer-aided design and manufacturing, multimedia marketing, mobile commerce system development, and more. The registration for the 113th fiscal year's 5th wave of training programs is open until August 9, welcoming individuals over 15 years old who wish to learn a skill and receive employment guidance post-training. For more information, visit the KPPTR website or the Taiwan Employment Portal.

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Industrial Technology Research Institute Teams Up with Four Parties to Build National Cold Chain Team and March into Malaysia

Reported 12 months ago

In the perpetual tropical climate of Southeast Asia, the cold chain is crucial in reducing high losses during the transportation of agricultural products. Many countries in the region have prioritized the development of the cold chain. Under the guidance of the Industrial Development Bureau of the Ministry of Economic Affairs, the Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI) collaborated with the Taiwan Chain & Franchise Promotion Association, the Taiwan Cold Chain Association, and signed a cooperation agreement with Malaysia's Sudu Emas Group at the 2024 Taipei International Chain & Franchise Startup Summer Exhibition. They aim to jointly expand the Malaysian cold chain market. This collaboration will utilize Taiwan Chain & Franchise Promotion Association member products as the service target and leverage the expertise in cold chain storage and transportation technology and hardware-software integration planning from the joint efforts of the Taiwan Cold Chain Association and ITRI. Through the Halal training and certification services provided by the Sudu Emas Group, they aim to accelerate the export of Taiwanese products to the Halal market. The partnership envisions building a platform for Southern cold chain cooperation and service demonstrations and aims to establish a National Cold Chain Team by leading around 20 Taiwanese cold chain solution enterprises. The cooperation will focus on pre-certification system services to help businesses expedite international food certifications and enhance cooperation with local businesses, aiming to promote small and medium-sized food businesses' expansion in Southeast Asia and international markets. The collaboration's expected benefits include establishing overseas cold chain logistics hubs to enhance Taiwan's overseas food supply chain and promoting synergy by collaborating with over 20 companies to expand the pre-certification service product range, ensuring continuous cold chain quality services through AIoT cold chain technology to reduce cross-border obstacles and innovate the food industry for further penetration into the Southeast Asian food market.

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Japanese Yen Hits '0.2055' Again, Exchanging 100,000 NTD to Earn an Extra 52,025 Yen

Reported 12 months ago

On June 27, 2024, the Japanese Yen exchange rate dropped to '0.2055', marking a 37-year low. This led to increased interest among investors. Taiwan Bank's current selling rate for Japanese Yen reached this attractive '0.2055', allowing those exchanging 100,000 NTD to earn an additional 52,025 Yen compared to the peak rate in 2023. The depreciation of the Yen and the rise of the USD have raised concerns in Japan. The Finance Minister is closely monitoring the situation and may intervene in the currency market if necessary.

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Breaking News: 6 More Local Mpox Cases Reported in Taiwan, All Male Citizens, Health Bureau Emphasizes Vaccination for Prevention

Reported 12 months ago

The Taiwan Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced the addition of six new local Mpox cases in Taiwan in June, all male citizens residing in the northern and central regions. With cases ranging from their 20s to 30s, these individuals showed symptoms like rashes, blisters, and pustules and were confirmed through medical evaluations. With Mpox being classified as a statutorily notifiable infectious disease since June 23, 2022, Taiwan has seen a total of 375 cases (353 local and 22 imported) with 16 new cases this year. The Health Bureau warns of the ongoing global Mpox situation and urges vaccination as the most effective prevention method.

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Labor Department's Assistance for Coping with Reduced Working Hours without Rest Affecting Livelihood in Taoyuan, Hsinchu, and Miaoli District

Reported 12 months ago

As of December 31, this year, the Labor Department has extended the salary subsidy of the 'Stable Employment Measures' to industries including rubber product manufacturing, electronics components manufacturing, computer, electronics, and optical product manufacturing, machinery equipment manufacturing, and other transportation equipment and parts manufacturing industries. The Taoyuan, Hsinchu, and Miaoli District of the Labor Force Development Bureau will continue to assist business units implementing reduced working hours due to industry conditions, offering up to 9200 NTD per person per month until the end of this year to mitigate the impact on workers' livelihoods and stabilize labor relations. As of June 26, they have helped 61 business units successfully apply for subsidies.

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Beware of Job Hunting Pitfalls! Labor Department Reminds of 'Three Do's and Seven Don'ts Principle'

Reported 12 months ago

As graduation season and summer vacation approach in Taiwan, the Labor Department warns job seekers, especially students and fresh graduates, to be cautious of misleading job ads that could lead to fraud or involvement in illegal activities. The Labor Department advises potential employees to follow the 'Three Do's' before applying for a job, which include informing family and friends of the interview location, scrutinizing job ads, and researching the hiring company. During the interview, individuals should adhere to the 'Seven Don'ts' principle, such as not paying money, not engaging in illegal work, and not signing contracts randomly. Job seekers are urged to verify job advertisements for unusual salary and benefits and to stay vigilant against fraud, especially with the rise of online scams on platforms like Facebook and Line.

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YouTuber Sparks Outrage with Controversial Title in New Video Cover, Issues Apology and Adjustments

Reported 12 months ago

YouTuber Zhizhi 77 released a new video discussing the achievements and controversies of the late legendary superstar Michael Jackson, but faced backlash from fans due to the misleading title on the cover. The original screenshot displayed 'Is Michael Jackson a Pedophile Singer?' in large font, causing discontent among fans who felt it could mislead viewers. Zhizhi 77 promptly adjusted the cover and thanked everyone for the feedback, explaining that the video aimed to highlight Jackson's achievements and address controversies, leading to the adjustments made in response to viewer reactions.

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Lotte Goddess Yuri Expresses Concerns in Live Broadcast, Responds to Fan Speculations

Reported 12 months ago

Yuri, known as the 'most beautiful cheerleader goddess' of the Lotte team, sparked discussions among netizens during a recent social media live broadcast where she expressed her uncertainty about staying with the team. Following the buzz, she personally addressed fan speculations a day later. Yuri reassured fans not to worry excessively, as her future plans are still under consideration, although she has upcoming plans for releasing a single in the second half of the year and hopes for fan support.

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Hawk Battles Helicopter in Mid-Air! Propeller Cuts Wings, Resulting in Bloody Mist

Reported 12 months ago

A viral video shared on TikTok by a foreign netizen shows a helicopter preparing to land, being suddenly approached by a flying bird. The bird's wings were instantly cut by the fast-spinning propeller, leading to a gruesome scene with blood mist as the bird was hit again. The intense footage of the bird battling with the helicopter has sparked discussions among netizens and has garnered nearly 20 million views online. The incident is believed to have occurred due to the helicopter disturbing the bird's nest, resulting in a tragic end to protect its home.

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Every 4 Students Has 1 Obesity! Nutritionist Shares ‘Five Secret Tips to Stay Lean’ Rejecting Being Overweight Children

Reported 12 months ago

According to the Health Promotion Statistics Annual Report of the Department of Health, the overweight and obesity rates of elementary school students for the years 109 and 110 were 25.4% and 27.1%, showing that every four students have one obesity case, which is a risk factor for three highs and cardiovascular diseases. With summer vacation approaching, students should be cautious about consuming too much junk food. Nutritionist Wu Sijing from Taoyuan Hospital shared five tips for staying lean, emphasizing the importance of understanding food calories, fats, and sugar content, practicing mindful eating, developing healthy stress relief methods, promoting lifelong exercise habits, and choosing natural foods over processed ones to prevent childhood obesity.

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Must-Try Queue-worthy Eateries at Seoul's Wangsimni Market! Purple Perilla Handmade Knife-Cut Noodles & Jajangmyeon, Affordable and Generous Portions Explaining Their Popularity

Reported 12 months ago

Mika's Culinary Journal on Yahoo Travel by a Travel Expert on June 27, 2024 at 10:20 PM Wangsimni Market in Seoul. When it comes to must-eat foods at Wangsimni Market, one place stands out for its purple perilla handmade knife-cut noodles. The queueing process allows patrons to witness the handmade production line, where the owner personally kneads and cuts the noodles. The shop's popularity can be seen from the wait time of at least half an hour on regular days. Located inside Wangsimni Market, the shop is packed with eager customers. The market is tourist-friendly with clear signs, public restrooms, parking lots, and cafes. The main reason not to miss this shop is the astonishing queue. The menu features winter specialties like purple perilla knife-cut noodles and jajangmyeon, while summer dishes include soy milk noodles, cold noodles, and mixed noodles. Despite the wait, the shop can accommodate around 30 people and is popular due to its affordable prices and large portions. The jajangmyeon is served in generous portions, impressing diners. Be sure to savor it with pickled radish. Overall, the shop's handmade noodles are commendable, despite the lighter broth which can be complemented with kimchi. Also, the restaurant's address, hours, and contacts are provided at the end.

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Compassionate to the Out-of-Town Students! Nearby Old Shop Sells Braised Eggs and Ham-and-Egg Rolls for 5 NTD, Beef Noodle Soup Shop Owner Offers 'All-You-Can-Eat' Braised Eggs

Reported 12 months ago

According to SET News on June 27, 2024, in Chiayi and Tainan, the decrease in egg prices is reflected in markets. A snack shop near a university in Minsyong, Chiayi County, offers dishes like fried rice and fried noodles at very affordable prices, with particular attention given to its 5 NTD ham-and-egg rolls and braised eggs. In Tainan, a beef noodle soup shop serves a large bowl of beef noodle soup where customers can eat minced pork rice and braised eggs for free. Additionally, a breakfast shop in Kaohsiung reduced the price of fried eggs from 15 NTD to 10 NTD. These establishments are praised for offering budget-friendly meals, especially the 5 NTD ham-and-egg rolls, catering to the needs of students away from home.

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Mayor Hou remains silent for 3 secs when asked about accepting Lee Sichuan to run for New Taipei City, Jiao Wan'an sings 'Love Me, Don't Go'

Reported 12 months ago

At the 2025 World Sports Games for Middle-aged and Elderly in Taipei, New Taipei City Mayor Hou Yi-yi, who will step down in 2026, faces speculation on his successor. Although a survey shows Taipei Deputy Mayor Lee Sichuan with the highest support, Hou seems inclined towards Deputy Mayor Liu Heran. When questioned about accepting Lee Sichuan, Hou stayed silent for 3 seconds, saying it's far from the election. Taipei Mayor Jiao Wan'an then sang a song, with Hou praising his good voice. Despite being encouraged to sing, Hou declined, emphasizing his dedication to the betterment of both Taipei and New Taipei City. Jiao Wan'an also referenced his influence as 'Wan'an Tight Hug,' with Hou laughing beside him.

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President's Office: Respectful but Not Authorised by Tang Yixian's 'Non-Nuclear Homeland Blocking Energy Policy' Statements

Reported 12 months ago

During an interview at the 'Taiwan Grand Future International Summit' organized by InStyle magazine, Tang Yixian, the chairman of Wistron Corporation, advocated for a 30% green energy, 30% nuclear power, and 40% thermal power generation mix in Taiwan's energy policy. Despite being the vice convener of the Presidential Office's Climate Change Commission, Tang's pro-nuclear stance continues to draw attention and discussion, with his recent warning that the 'Non-Nuclear Homeland' slogan may cause Taiwan's decline. The Presidential spokesperson clarified that President Lai Ching-te has not instructed Tang on nuclear energy matters, urging against overinterpretation of Tang's statements. Tang emphasized the importance of a balanced energy policy to ensure Taiwan's carbon reduction and power sufficiency, highlighting the risks of solely relying on non-nuclear energy sources. He reiterated his support for a 30% nuclear, 30% green, and 40% thermal energy mix, emphasizing the need for stable power supply to sustain Taiwan's technological advantages.

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Taiwan raises travel alert for China! Mainland scholar criticizes Taiwan government for being “too exaggerated” and predicts the future of cross-strait relations for the next 4 years

Reported 12 months ago

After China announced 22 new regulations against Taiwan independence, Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council raised the travel alert level for visits to China, Hong Kong, and Macau to 'orange'. A mainland scholar criticized the policies of President Lai Ching-te's administration as 'exaggerated', suggesting that the two sides are escalating tensions. It was noted that the policies to disrupt cross-strait exchanges might hinder progress, with predictions that the relationship may remain strained in the next four years.

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High School Girl from 'Hot Door' Show Involved in Accident, Battling Death After Head Injury - Father Clarifies Not Riding Without License

Reported 12 months ago

Wu Mengting, a high school student who appeared on the variety show 'Hot Door,' was recently reported to have been in an accident when practicing riding a motorcycle and is currently battling death after sustaining a head injury. Her parents clarified that Wu Mengting was not riding without a license and was being driven by a licensed classmate for practice. Despite being a somewhat known figure online, with over 56,000 followers on Instagram, Wu Mengting's unexpected accident has garnered an outpouring of support and concern from netizens.

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Executive Facing First Interpellation in the Legislative Yuan after Parliament Reform Law Takes Effect - Cho Jung-tai: Today is to 'Lead by Example'

Reported 12 months ago

Today is the first time after the announcement of the Parliament Reform Law that Executive Yuan leader Cho Jung-tai went to the Legislative Yuan for an interpellation report. In response to the constitutional interpretation proposed by the ruling parties, Cho jokingly stated that today he was here to 'lead by example,' urging both sides to respect each other and to calmly address any issues that may arise during the constitutional interpretation process.

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Precision Health Leader Expands Product Line and Launches AI Campus Building by End of Year to Fully Deploy in the Field of Major Health

Reported 12 months ago

Taiwanese precision healthcare leader Precious Life (4117) held a shareholders' meeting announcing its 2023 financial results, showing a revenue of NT$265 million and a net loss of NT$200 million. Despite challenges from the global pandemic reducing demand for COVID-19 testing products, the company continues to expand globally and develop new technologies, focusing on personalized diagnostics and precision medicine. Precious Life has received recognition for its cancer molecular diagnostics product and is collaborating with partners to develop a chemical luminescence immunoassay platform. The company is also preparing to launch a new AI campus building at the Zhupei AI Smart Park, aiming to enhance the biomedical industry using big data and AI technology while strengthening its presence in the major health field.

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童子賢談核能、稱「賴清德允許自己繼續討論」遭總統府切割:沒有授意!周玉蔻:應辭去委員會副召集人

Reported 12 months ago

童子賢最近談論核能和人工智慧引發爭議,總統府發聲明澄清未授意他談論核能,周玉蔻建議他主動辭去委員會副召集人職位。童子賢言論包括指出台灣的非核家園政策可能導致環境問題和經濟衰退,以及提到台灣成為世界人工智慧中心。總統府強調尊重多元意見,但澄清沒有要求童子賢討論核能。周玉蔻批評此言論可能影響總統形象,呼籲童子賢辭職。

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Health Minister Wu Hsiu-mei Removed from Office, Confirmed by Premier Cho Rong-tai

Reported 12 months ago

Amid ongoing medication shortages and food safety issues like Sudan Red, Health Minister Wu Hsiu-mei of the Food and Drug Administration was reportedly removed from her position, with Dr. Chuang Sheng-hung from China Medical University's School of Pharmacy set to replace her. Premier Cho Rong-tai stated that he respects the Ministry of Health and Welfare's personnel planning and praised Wu's professionalism and dedication during her 7-year tenure, expressing hope for the new director to be equally proactive and responsible in addressing issues related to food safety and drug management.

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Shortage of IV Bags Leads to Cry for Help: Chen Ching-hui Explores the Root of the Problem

Reported 12 months ago

On June 27, 2024, reports of shortages of IV bags in medical settings prompted public outcry, with Deputy Minister of Health and Welfare Lin Ching-yi attributing the issue to a lack of specific volume specifications. Internal factionalism within the Ministry of Health and Welfare was also rumored. Nationalist Party legislator Chen Ching-hui pointed out in the Legislative Yuan that the core problem stemmed from insufficient prescription values under the national health insurance system, restricting drug production to only a few companies. Chen stressed the urgency of addressing the issue at its source, proposing improvements in the health insurance system and collaborating with more manufacturers to ensure an adequate supply of IV bags.

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Rise in Heat-Related Injuries in June - 3 Tips for Prevention

Reported 12 months ago

A report on June 27, 2024, highlighted a significant increase in heat-related injuries in Taichung with 48 cases being reported in comparison to 21 cases in the previous month. To prevent heat-related injuries, the Health Bureau advises staying cool, staying hydrated, and being aware of weather conditions. Vulnerable groups at risk are infants, the elderly, individuals with chronic illnesses, outdoor workers, athletes, and overweight individuals. The Bureau also provides 5 steps for first aid in case of heat injuries. It's crucial to seek medical assistance if experiencing severe symptoms. The article also includes tips on how to dress, hydrate, and avoid outdoor activities during peak sun hours.

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