Reported about 1 year ago
A self-service noodle shop in South District, Taichung City, has sparked multiple customer disputes with its recent practice of publicly shaming customers who violate store rules. Despite facing backlash and multiple lawsuits, including defamation lawsuits and theft accusations, the owner remains steadfast in her approach of strictly enforcing rules and standing up to unruly customers. The shop, which has been open for only 2 months, plans to implement a membership system with discounts and additional service charges in response to controversies, but has no intention of shutting down.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Hurricane Beryl, described as 'extremely dangerous,' is expected to cause significant damage in the Caribbean's Windward Islands. The Category 3 hurricane with winds up to 120 miles per hour is heading westward toward Barbados, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, and Grenada, with hurricane warnings issued for islands like Barbados and St. Lucia. It could bring up to 10 inches of rainfall in the region. Beryl's early formation in June in an unusually active area of the Atlantic raises concerns for the upcoming hurricane season.
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Reported about 1 year ago
According to reports from CTi News Network on July 1, 2024, the COVID-19 situation is escalating with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimating that the number of infections may exceed 100,000 by mid-July. A second batch of free rapid tests will be distributed this week. Pharmacist Shen Caiying noted a significant increase in rapid test sales due to lack of information on locations providing free tests. The Ministry of Health and Welfare has distributed 3 million doses of free rapid test kits in two phases and will not be procuring more. Demand for rapid tests has surged following the recent uptick in COVID-19 cases, with some consumers buying multiple boxes at once.
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Reported about 1 year ago
The issue of campus safety and student counseling has once again become a focus, with the KMT Legislative Yuan caucus revealing a significant rise in suicide and self-harm cases in schools from 1,588 cases in 2017 to 14,931 cases in 2023, a 9.4-fold increase in 7 years. The KMT sharply criticized the government for stalling the amendment of the 'Student Counseling Law,' despite President Lai Ching-te's promise to revise it and promote Social Safety Net 2.0 during his campaign. The KMT questioned why the Executive Yuan could swiftly handle constitutional interpretation and reconsideration cases but delayed action on important laws concerning student rights. The amendment of the 'Student Counseling Law' has been stalled for 1 year and 4 months in the Executive Yuan, highlighting the urgent need to address campus safety challenges and reinforce student rights protection.
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Reported about 1 year ago
On July 1, 2024, at 3:00 am, the Chinese Navy's first domestically-built aircraft carrier, the Shandong (17), has recently attracted attention for its movements. Former Navy Captain Lu Lishi analyzed the latest movements of the ship, indicating that the Shandong ship has concluded its naval presence display and returned to the sea area between Sanya in Hainan Island and the Xisha Islands in the South China Sea to practice basic skills. Satellite photos confirm this movement. The ship's departure from Sanya followed a maritime conflict between China and the Philippines in the South China Sea. Lu Lishi's observations were based on satellite images and suggested that the Shandong ship has returned to the South China Sea region for activities.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Facial yoga exercises can help strengthen and tone facial muscles, leading to a more sculpted and youthful appearance, according to experts. Scientific evidence from a Northwestern Medicine study shows that regular facial exercises can improve facial appearance, reduce signs of aging, and increase facial volume. These exercises, developed by Happy Face Yoga, involve isometric and resistance work similar to strength-training for the body, without the need for equipment. Consistency is key, with noticeable improvements often seen within two to three weeks of practice.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Yahoo奇摩（即時新聞）reports that starting from July 1, Australia will increase international student visa fees from 710 Australian dollars to 1600 Australian dollars (approximately 34,700 New Taiwan dollars) and will also prohibit students holding visitor visas and temporary graduate visas from applying for student visas within the country. This move is aimed at curbing record immigration numbers and addressing housing market pressures. The government hopes these changes will help restore integrity to its international education system and establish a more fair and sustainable immigration system. Australian universities express concerns that these policies may jeopardize Australia's competitive edge in the international education sector, which is a significant export industry for the country.
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Reported about 1 year ago
According to CTi News Network on July 1, 2024, at 10:28 am, a BMW SUV collided with a slow-moving construction zone vehicle on the inner lane near the Hukou Service Area on the northbound 145.5 kilometer of National Freeway No. 3, causing damage to three cars and injuring three people. The incident occurred when the driver, a 50-year-old man named Wang, failed to notice the stopped construction zone vehicle and workers, resulting in minor injuries. Authorities urge drivers to adhere to safety regulations and stay alert on the road to prevent accidents.
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Reported about 1 year ago
After a long and arduous battle with stomach cancer, Tang Ling has successfully overcome her struggles and survived the five-year milestone after her cancer diagnosis. She spent approximately 4 to 5 million NT dollars in her 5-year cancer fight, with doctors now declaring her health on par with a normal person. Tang Ling's journey, marked by remarkable courage and resilience, has positioned her as one of Taiwan's top ten cancer warriors, with her future health to be monitored regularly following a previous cancer cell detection. Despite facing stage IV stomach cancer and undergoing surgeries, including the removal of her uterus and ovaries, Tang Ling's successful recovery has been deemed a medical miracle, with her luck also being acknowledged by many.
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Reported about 1 year ago
According to a recent survey by PwC Taiwan, 70% of Taiwanese enterprises are looking to improve their operational efficiency through digital transformation, marking a significant increase compared to the previous year. The survey found that companies are focusing on accelerating talent development, tools, cybersecurity, and resources to stay competitive and adapt to changing circumstances. Various industries are implementing different strategies, with a notable emphasis on digital upskilling, adoption of advanced digital tools, and innovative business models to drive revenue growth and profitability.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
Liu Li-ru, Deputy Director of the Labor Fund Bureau, explained the investment situation of the Labor Fund. With Taiwan stocks surging in May by 777 points, the Labor Fund's earnings for May reached NT$151.33 billion. Holding various leading concept stocks including Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, the Fund Bureau's current stock proportion is almost like an enlarged version of ETF 0050. It is anticipated that the earnings in June may challenge the historical peak of March this year. With the fund's total size reaching NT$6.5994 trillion and an evaluation profit of NT$151.33 billion by the end of May, the Labor Fund's performance was strong with a return rate of 9.99%. Optimistic about the rising trend in June's returns, the Bureau forecasts a possibility of surpassing NT$1 trillion in June with continued growth. The stock market accounts for 43% while the bond market 45%, and alternative investments 12%, with Taiwan stocks making up 19.3% of the total shares. Liu analyzed that the favorable global financial market conditions and potential monetary policy changes may further enhance the Fund's performance, especially with the upcoming U.S. presidential election and corporate performance supporting market stability.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
On July 1, 2024, the Taipei stock market opened with high volatility and closed higher by 26.32 points at 23058.57 points, a 0.11% increase, with a trading volume of 428.35 billion NT. Despite reaching above 23100 points in the morning, selling pressure during midday caused the gains to narrow. TSMC's late rally boosted the index with a 2-point increase, closing at 968 NT. Analysts note that despite stable fundamentals and market conditions, the previous rapid rise has become a downside risk, leading to profit-taking and temporary market rest.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
今日上午10時許，台灣國道3號北向苗栗縣通霄路段發生嚴重車禍，50歲男子駕駛黑色BMW休旅車未注意車前狀態，先後撞上施工貨車和施工小貨車，造成車身嚴重凹陷及施工人員及駕駛輕重傷送醫，幸無生命危險。警方呼籲用路人遵守安全規定，保持專注力並保持適當安全距離，以確保交通安全。
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Reported about 1 year ago
During a late-night patrol, officers from Taipei's Zhongshan Police Station apprehended a man named Chen for illegal parking and discovered he was a suspect in multiple recent fraud cases. Chen was found with a large amount of cash and multiple financial cards, leading to his arrest for money laundering and fraud. Authorities had been tracking Chen, who had been evading capture, but a simple traffic violation led to his arrest. This highlights the police's efforts in preventing fraud, as they have prevented 141 cases totaling over 125 million New Taiwan Dollars this year, apprehending 240 members of fraud groups and drivers in the process.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
Taichung City independent Indigenous councilor Chu Yuan-hong has returned to the Kuomintang (KMT) party, joining the council's party operations. Another independent councilor, Ko Hsiu-ying, has also decided to rejoin the KMT, indicating their intention to run for the next election under the KMT banner. The KMT currently holds 32 seats out of 65 in the Taichung City Council, with the Democratic Progressive Party holding 24 seats, and both councilors expressed their desire to go back to their roots and raise the KMT flag high in the upcoming election.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
In the case of a five-billion home student who fell from a high school building in Taichung, the assistant of the summer surnamed land office accused of false marriage and forging documents was sentenced to one year and six months at the end of last month. During the investigation last year, an unknown individual destroyed the police signing book at the home of the student's mother. After reviewing the surveillance footage, a 70-year-old homeless man surnamed Liao was found responsible. However, due to unclear surveillance video and lack of concrete evidence, the judge ruled him not guilty of obstructing official duties. The case sparked public attention due to the student's background and wealth, with speculation on possible gang involvement. Liao was found wearing similar attire when the incident occurred, but due to insufficient evidence, he was acquitted with the possibility of appeal.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
彰化縣伸港鄉19歲高職生於今年3月從泰國出境，疑被詐騙集團誘騙到國外工作，最近在印尼峇里島被捕的103名台灣人名單中沒有他。警方提供訊息表示，他已轉往寮國，行蹤未明。阿嬤擔心孫子平安歸來，希望警方繼續尋找，讓她放下擔心。
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
As COVID-19 cases rise, the Department of Health in Taiwan estimates a peak in mid-July, with weekly confirmed cases reaching up to 100,000. The first batch of 3 million free rapid tests has been distributed through 2520 clinics, with the second batch expected to arrive this week and be fully distributed within a week. After the free tests are depleted, they will return to market sales, with the next batch not arriving until September. A shortage is expected in August, and the FDA should plan accordingly.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
Enjoying Hong Kong's culinary delights doesn't always require wandering through the streets; many hotel restaurants in local establishments offer a treasure trove of exquisite dishes, from Cantonese to Western styles. For those visiting Hong Kong, exploring the food scene is a must, and these six hotel restaurants are worth a special visit in 2024. With a range of options from fine Cantonese cuisine to buffets and seafood specialties, these establishments promise a culinary experience like no other. Whether you seek stunning night views or convenience, booking a room in these hotels allows you to indulge in both accommodation and fine dining together.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
Airbus announced its plan to acquire certain loss-making activities from Spirit AeroSystems as part of a wider break-up between Airbus and Boeing. The deal involves Airbus taking over work at loss-making plants supplying key parts for its A220 and A350 jets. Airbus will be compensated with $559 million from Spirit for taking on the work, with Airbus paying a nominal sum of $1 for the assets. The deal aims to ensure stability in the supply chain for Airbus' commercial aircraft programs.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
On July 1, 113, the Nantou County Police Bureau implemented a two-month 'Youth Protection Special Project' aimed at safeguarding adolescents during the summer vacation. The first day involved expanded inspections on specific business premises within the county, with approximately 116 police officers mobilized. The project focuses on preventing adolescents from staying out late in entertainment venues and aims to deter them from engaging in illegal activities like drug trafficking, fraud, and exploitation. Through various educational initiatives and campaigns, the bureau seeks to promote positive adolescent development and maintain a safe and enjoyable environment during the summer break.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
A 20-year-old male college student in Taichung, Taiwan, was diagnosed with testicular cancer after his right testicle continued to grow larger than the left one over six months. Despite feeling no pain or discomfort, his shyness prevented him from seeking medical advice until his testicle became so large that it could not be concealed under clothes. Following urgent surgery and chemotherapy to remove the tumor, doctors confirmed that the cancer had not spread. This case highlights the importance of prompt medical attention and awareness of testicular abnormalities to prevent missed opportunities for timely treatment.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
Yahoo News reported on July 1, 2024, that the amendments to the Congressional Reform Law have come into effect, with the Control Yuan claiming that the related amendments seriously impede the exercise of investigative powers and violate the principle of separation of powers in the constitution. Following the enactment of the congressional reform amendments, the Control Yuan has submitted a request for constitutional interpretation and temporary measures to the Constitutional Court, stressing the importance of safeguarding rights, maintaining the principle of power separation, and seeking to defend their investigative authority.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
On July 1, 2024, at 2:55 am, entertainment center/Xu Peihua reported that female star Hsu Yunle ended her 6-year marriage with 'love expert' Zhang Zhaozhi at the end of (2023), but the two did not have any conflicts after the divorce and started new lives separately. Recently, she suffered an accident resulting in second-degree burns and posted photos of her injuries to explain the incident; in addition to worrying her fans, ex-husband Zhang Zhaozhi also personally commented to express his concern. Although Zhang Zhaozhi and Hsu Yunle have been divorced for half a year, their relationship remains quite good.
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Reported about 1 year ago
A worker surnamed Huang was injured when dismantling a rocket from an ejection seat in 2016. The court ruled that the Air Force Academy must pay him 3.74 million 7954 NTD for not properly disassembling the equipment. Huang suffered severe burns and other injuries, leading to the lawsuit for compensation. After appealing to the Supreme Court, the decision stands, requiring the Air Force Academy to compensate him for medical expenses and loss of labor capacity.
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