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Zhong Yao struggles after 60 hours without bathing, facing challenges at sea

Reported 8 months ago

Zhong Yao, a Taiwanese celebrity, recently completed a tough journey at sea lasting nearly 60 hours without bathing or proper hygiene, resulting in a body rash and discomfort due to the unbearable smell on the ship. Despite the hardships, Zhong Yao remains optimistic and shares her experiences, including dealing with the challenges of personal hygiene, while also discussing her single status and preferences in both career and relationships.

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46歲的徐懷鈺素顏照曝光 粉絲驚豔

Reported 8 months ago

46歲的「平民天后」徐懷鈺(Yuki)日前在臉書分享了自己的素顏照,展現保養得宜的好膚況,讓粉絲驚豔不已。徐懷鈺平時努力保持體態,喜歡做有氧運動並堅持飲用水和咖啡而不碰含糖飲料,並鼓勵粉絲找到生活的快樂泉源。粉絲紛紛讚美她「素顏也太美」、「皮膚逆齡」。

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Feisty Office Ladies in High Heels Amaze with 16 Squats Challenge, Skirts Stay Intact Despite Wild Poses

Reported 8 months ago

A group of energetic women known as the 'Feisty Four Goddesses' recently wowed fans by donning office lady costumes and high heels to tackle a 16 squats challenge on Instagram. Despite the daring moves, their short skirts remained unscathed, showcasing their beauty and sexy allure. The video quickly went viral, drawing admiration and praise from viewers for their impressive performance and stunning appearances.

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US-China Restart Nuclear Talks with Assurance from China not to Threaten Taiwan with Nuclear Weapons

Reported 8 months ago

The US and China held their first informal nuclear weapons talks in five years in March, with China promising not to resort to nuclear threats against Taiwan. Amidst the tense international situation, Japan has increased sanctions on Chinese businesses in response to the Russia-Ukraine war. This marked the first time in five years the two nations engaged in semi-official talks, with concerns raised regarding whether China would use nuclear threats against Taiwan. Despite the lack of response from Chinese officials at a routine press conference, China's Foreign Ministry spokesman Lin Jian expressed dissatisfaction and strong opposition to Japan's decision to follow certain countries in imposing unilateral sanctions on Chinese entities involved with Russia.

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Taiwan Railway Suspected Malfunctioning of Alarm System: Cliff Tunnel on West Main Line

Reported 8 months ago

On June 22, 2024, at 1:13 am, a Taiwan Railway train collided with rocks and soil, raising concerns about the ineffectiveness of the alarm system. Taiwan Railway explained that the West Main Line, where the incident occurred, has a cliff tunnel that prevents direct impact on trains from falling rocks, so no alarm system was installed. However, due to lower soil barriers at the tunnel entrance, the train derailed in this accident caused by a landslide. Experts suggest long-term slope restoration and possible route relocation to prevent similar accidents. Investigation is ongoing after the derailment resulted in injuries and disruptions on the railway line.

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Teenagers Engage in Parkour on Construction Site Rooftop, Illegal and Dangerous Activity Leads to Police Pursuit

Reported 8 months ago

In a construction site in Wuri District, Taichung City, Taiwan, three teenagers were caught on camera engaging in parkour on the rooftop, performing risky jumps and sharing the footage online. The construction workers noticed their suspicious behavior and intervened, emphasizing the dangers of such actions. Concerned about copycat incidents, the construction company is considering reporting the incident to the police. Authorities are investigating the matter as a potential violation of the law, urging the public not to attempt similar activities.

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Massive Fire in Pingtung Industrial Zone! Large Amount of Waste Burning, Police and Firefighters Conducting Ongoing Rescue

Reported 8 months ago

A fire broke out in an outdoor space at a factory in Pingtung Industrial Zone, causing a large amount of waste to catch fire. 22 fire trucks and 42 personnel were dispatched to the scene for firefighting. The situation is currently under control with no casualties reported. The cause of the fire and extent of the damage are still under investigation.

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Overnight Rush to Repair! Accident Train Valued at around 800 Million Dragged Back into Station

Reported 8 months ago

Taiwan Railways Express (TRA) train No. 229 heading north derailed after colliding with debris carried by a mudslide at the entrance of the Heren Tunnel, with the train now temporarily stationed at Chongde and Hengren stations. Each car of this new type of TRA train costs 70 million NTD, totaling nearly 800 million NTD for the entire train. The repair is expected to take time as equipment needs to be imported from Japan. The incident caused injuries to nine people, including the train driver, with 525 passengers involved still shaken.

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Taiwan Parkour Craze! 21-Year-Old Man Performs Extreme Stunts by Jumping Across 4 Rooftops, Prompting Police Action

Reported 8 months ago

In recent days, a parkour video in Uray District, Taichung has gone viral on social media, sparking widespread discussions and concerns. The video captures a 21-year-old man named Du performing risky parkour moves on the rooftops of residential buildings, jumping continuously between several rooftops. The local police have launched an investigation following the public outcry, expressing concerns over the man's unauthorized entry into residential properties and engaging in dangerous activities, potentially violating criminal and public order laws. Authorities remind citizens and parkour enthusiasts to conduct extreme sports in legal and safe environments with proper safety measures to avoid accidents and potential threats to public safety, especially in private residential areas.

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16 counties and cities issue heat advisories, Yunlin records 38°C high temperature, Taipei issues first heat wave alert this year

Reported 8 months ago

Central Meteorological Bureau issued heat advisories for 16 counties and cities as Yunlin County measured a high temperature of 38°C, and Taipei City issued its first heat wave alert of the year, activating heat wave warning mechanisms. The Bureau forecasts intense convective development in the afternoon due to heat, with possible heavy rain in mountainous areas and brief thunderstorms in central Taiwan, Greater Taipei, Yilan, and Hualien flatlands, accompanied by thunder and strong gusts. Residents are advised to take precautions against heat-related risks and sun exposure.

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Parliamentary Power Amendment Reconsideration Bill Rejected, Blue and Green Parties Continue Nationwide Campaigning and Defense

Reported 8 months ago

On June 22, 2024, KMT Chairman Eric Chu spoke at a rally in Taiwan, while the blue camp held a parliamentary power amendment briefing in Taipei, and the DPP, led by Secretary-General and former Keelung Mayor Lin Yu-chang, conveyed their ideas in Keelung to the public. Despite the rejection of the reconsideration bill by the Legislative Yuan, the blue and green parties continue to campaign and engage in verbal battles across Taiwan. The controversy over the parliamentary power amendment has led to discussions of initiating constitutional interpretations by the Presidential Office, Executive Yuan, Control Yuan, and the DPP caucus, with plans to submit drafts promptly. This ongoing saga involves debates over the roles and actions of the judiciary, particularly the role of the Grand Justices nominated by the DPP.

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Taiwan Railways New Taroko Express Train Derails in Hualien Due to Mudslide, Resumes Service with Speed Limit of 30 km/h

Reported 8 months ago

A Taiwan Railways Express Taroko Express train (EMU3000 model) collided with a mudslide on the westbound line in Hualien yesterday, causing the train to derail and injuring 9 people including the driver and passengers. The section between Heping and Jianguo on the westbound line was disrupted but has now resumed two-way traffic. The incident was attributed to a large mudslide from the Dacingshui River below the track. The train has resumed operation with a speed limit of 30 km/h between Heping and Jianguo for safety reasons, causing an average delay of 5 to 10 minutes for trains passing through the area.

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MRT Passengers Sitting with Legs Crossed Blocking Aisle Spark Controversy

Reported 8 months ago

A recent social media post shared by a netizen complained about encountering two passengers on the MRT sitting with their legs crossed, blocking the aisle. The frustrated individual even sarcastically commented, 'Are you two a pair? This is Taipei MRT, not a lovey-dovey train!' The post went viral and sparked discussions among netizens, with some suggesting confronting such behavior or simply bumping into them, while others made humorous remarks or criticized the lack of manners displayed.

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高雄旅館驚傳死亡事件

Reported 8 months ago

高雄市一間旅館22日發生一起死亡事件,原定22日中午要退房的旅客未現身,房務人員開房門時發現客人陳屍在房內。警方發現死者身旁有不明物體,目前調查死因與不明物體成分。

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Violent Incident at Dunpin High School: 19-Year-Old Student Verbally Abuses and Insults Captain as Intellectually Disabled

Reported 8 months ago

A student surnamed Xie from Dunpin High School in Taoyuan was prosecuted for a brawl last September, during which he verbally abused and insulted the security captain surnamed Huang with inappropriate language, calling the captain names and interfering with his duty. Xie admitted to his actions during questioning and was charged with obstructing official duties and face a possible summary judgment. Xie, aged 19, was receiving education at the correctional facility at the school due to involvement in another case of misappropriation.

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Hope to Boost Tourism After Low Post-Earthquake in Hualien, Taitung Offers 66,000 Yuan Travel Incentives

Reported 8 months ago

On June 22, 2024, for the 10th year in a row, Taitung National Scenic Area Administration launched the Moonlight Sea Music Concert to kick off the Summer Art Festival, attracting over 3,000 visitors. However, the tourism industry, already affected by a recent earthquake, is facing challenges with hotel occupancy rates as low as 50% and only around 10% for guesthouses. To counteract this, Taitung County Government is intensifying tourism marketing efforts with initiatives like setting up live cameras at scenic spots and organizing events like the upcoming Hot Air Balloon Festival in July. They are also offering up to 66,000 yuan in travel incentives to attract more visitors to the eastern region.

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Man Pretends to Buy Jewelry but Robs Store in Taichung's Qingshui District! Police in Pursuit

Reported 8 months ago

An incident of robbery occurred at a jewelry store in Qingshui District, Taichung, at 11 a.m. today, where a man pretended to be purchasing jewelry, took advantage of the distraction, grabbed a piece of jewelry, and swiftly fled the scene. The Qingshui Police Station launched an investigation upon receiving the report, and the suspect, a 33-year-old man surnamed Shi, was apprehended in Wuci District within three hours after the incident. The police found incriminating evidence on him, estimating the stolen jewelry to be worth around 300,000 NTD. Surveillance footage helped in identifying the suspect.

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Taiwan Railways' New Taroko Express Train Collides with Landslide in Hualien, Causing 9 Injuries - Premier Su Tseng-chang Apologizes: Not Acting Fast Enough

Reported 8 months ago

On June 22, 2024, Taiwan Railways' 229th train (EMU3000-type Taroko Express) derailed and collided with a landslide on the western segment of the Hualien-Herren Railway Line, injuring 9 people. Premier Su Tseng-chang apologized for not acting quickly enough and has instructed Taiwan Railways to thoroughly inspect and strengthen the warning monitoring system to prevent similar incidents. He stated the need for faster efforts in addressing the situation. The incident has prompted improvements in monitoring systems and safety measures along the affected railway route.

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Taylor Swift's Mansion Fire Incident Reveals Anxious Moment, Frantically Worrying 'I Think We're Going to Die' to Gracie

Reported 8 months ago

Gracie Abrams, a 24-year-old American singer-songwriter nominated for a Grammy as Best New Artist, recently revealed a harrowing experience at Taylor Swift's mansion while working on a song for her new album. A fire broke out in the kitchen, causing Swift to panic and express concerns about their safety, but thankfully, they managed to put out the fire using a fire extinguisher. Despite the scare, Abrams found the whole incident to be one of the most interesting experiences in her life, and she joked about the incident on Instagram. The song that she was working on during the incident, 'us.,' holds special significance for her as it symbolizes a transitional period in her life.

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柯建銘嗆朱立倫抹黑煙霧彈,建議承認中國附隨組織

Reported 8 months ago

行政院針對國會改革法案的覆議案昨日在立法院被否決後,民進黨立法院黨團總召柯建銘反嗆國民黨主席朱立倫,指責其搞抹黑且只會搞煙霧彈,建議朱立倫大方承認是中國附隨組織,並指出國會調查權應當有所限制。柯建銘也回擊朱立倫,稱其只會謊話連篇,指控其及國民黨、民眾黨在政治宣傳中運用不實信息,試圖騙選民。

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Taiwan's New Democratic Crisis: Lin Ruchang Accuses Blue-White Cooperation with CCP as Taiwan's Democracy at Risk

Reported 8 months ago

On June 22, 2024, DPP Secretary-General Lin Ruchang led party officials to Keelung to speak, criticizing the KMT and MPP cooperating with the CCP to push through power-expanding legislation in the legislature, threatening Taiwan's democracy and aiming to seize power in 2028. Lin highlighted the importance of democratic values, accusing the opposition parties of undermining democracy through legislative maneuvers. He urged the public to support the defense of democracy and to choose their local leaders wisely to protect Taiwan's democratic principles.

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Increase in Cases of Syphilis and Gonorrhea by 20%: Two Groups with Most Noticeable Growth

Reported 8 months ago

Recent years have shown an upward trend in cases of syphilis and gonorrhea internationally. Taiwan's Centers for Disease Control reported a 2% and 3% increase in the number of syphilis and gonorrhea infections, respectively, in 2023 compared to 2022. The 15-24 age group showed the most significant increase in both diseases. Notably, while females had lower infection numbers, their increase rates were higher compared to males. It's crucial to practice safe sex and seek timely medical attention for these curable but infectious diseases.

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Police and Inspectors Collaborate to Crack Down on Noisy Vehicles, Ensuring Peaceful Living for Xizhi Residents

Reported 8 months ago

On June 21, the Xizhi District residents in New Taipei City, Taiwan have been disturbed by the noise from modified vehicles during late hours, impacting their sleep. In response to multiple complaints, the Xizhi Police Station collaborated with Keelung Vehicle Inspection Office to conduct a thorough inspection operation on June 21st from 9pm to the next day at 1am. They set up checkpoints in areas where noisy vehicles frequent, inspected and cracked down on illegally modified vehicles, and issued fines for various violations. This joint effort aims to address noise pollution and ensure a peaceful living environment for the residents.

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放浪兄弟師弟團即將在台舉辦見面會

Reported 8 months ago

Entertainment news, June 22, 2024, 1:38 AM. The junior group of Flaming Brothers, BALLISTIK BOYZ, is finally going to hold a fan meeting in Taiwan. Fans are excited, with even Wu Peici making an appearance.

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Exclusive: Prices of Panadol Soar! Costco Limits Purchase to 2 Boxes per Card; Prices of Green Oil Essence and Steins Also Increase by Over 150%

Reported 8 months ago

In response to a price hike by Panadol, Costco has implemented a '2-box limit per card' rule, with other medications like Green Oil Essence and psychological drug Steins also expected to increase in price. The price adjustment will affect various over-the-counter and prescription drugs, with Panadol set to raise prices by 5% to 6% starting July, and other drugs like Steins seeing prices surge by almost 150% to 200%. Pharmacists are advising consumers to consider alternative brands with the same ingredients to save on costs amidst these price hikes.

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