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Dozens of Insider Employees at Melbourne Airport Caught in Drug Trafficking Scheme and Working with Criminal Gangs

Reported about 1 year ago

An investigation by the Australian Border Force (ABF) revealed that over the past year, dozens of employees at Melbourne Airport have breached security regulations, with some found to be using illegal drugs while on duty and others suspected of cooperating with criminal organizations to smuggle drugs into Australia. During searches on international flights, ABF uncovered that many aircraft crew members were concealing drugs and tobacco in their luggage, assisting in distributing illegal items upon arrival in Australia. The ABF searched over 1,300 aircraft and 500 airline employees, discovering 70 airport employees violating security rules, with some working for criminal entities and a few using drugs during work hours.

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何如芸和李燕8點檔合作後的衝突與和解

Reported about 1 year ago

何如芸透露曾誤聽李燕而惹哭對方的經歷,引發雙方感動與回應。兩人在合作期間互相理解與關心,展現深厚的情誼與合作默契。探討了過去矛盾與和解,彰顯出彼此間的友誼與互相支持。

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Beware of Ticket Fraud Online

Reported about 1 year ago

An exclusive report on July 1, 2024, at 2:38 AM revealed how scammers in Taiwan manipulate people's desire to attend concerts by selling or transferring popular concert tickets on social media platforms. They deceive buyers through private messaging, cut off contact after receiving payment, leaving victims helpless. The Taipei City Police Department recently educated students on scams like these, emphasizing vigilance and verification methods to prevent such fraud. They caution against trusting tickets with unusually low prices or unclear sources, advise face-to-face verification of ticket details, and recommend contacting official ticket platforms or event organizers if suspicious.

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Domestic Production Secures Market Share: TECO Wins Order for 55,000 Sets of Power Systems for Electric Vehicles in India

Reported about 1 year ago

TECO's Indian subsidiary, TEMICO, has successfully secured an order from a major Indian electric vehicle manufacturer for 55,000 sets of power systems. The three-year contract includes providing drive systems for 5,000 9-meter and 12-meter electric buses and power systems for 50,000 light commercial vehicles, with mass production scheduled to begin in the first quarter of 2025. This breakthrough marks TECO's commitment to localized production in India and expansion in response to the country's growing electric vehicle market, aiming to further develop Taiwan's electric vehicle industry overseas. TEMICO's focus on environmentally friendly practices and plans for local manufacturing aim to meet India's transition to electric buses by 2030 and take advantage of the expanding market. TECO's experience in Taiwan's electric bus power system market positions them strategically in India with significant market opportunities.

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Shanghai International Invention and Innovation Exhibition Showcasing Strength Again, Longhua University Team Wins Gold

Reported about 1 year ago

The team led by Associate Professor Lin Zongxin from Longhua University of Science and Technology, including students Li Chuanting, Yang Shanghua, Wu Chengzhe, and Lin Jialing from Xinzhuang High School, won a gold medal at the 2024 Shanghai International Invention and Innovation Exhibition with their work on preparing a copper alloy thin film for semiconductor manufacturing processes. This victory demonstrates the team's excellent research and development capabilities. The university is dedicated to cultivating talent in semiconductor technology practical skills and emphasizes promoting industry-academia collaboration and encouraging students to participate in competitions to showcase their innovations.

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Lung Cancer Screening Combined with AI Technology in Taoyuan: Improving Diagnostic Efficiency to Seize Treatment Timing

Reported about 1 year ago

According to data from the World Health Organization, lung cancer is the leading cause of death globally. The Taoyuan Hospital under the Ministry of Health and Welfare has been promoting the 'Lung Cancer Early Detection Program' since July 2022, with low-dose lung CT scans being a crucial tool. The integration of artificial intelligence technology in the interpretation of these scans has significantly improved diagnostic efficiency, allowing for the early detection of lung cancer and potentially providing timely treatment opportunities for patients, promising a profound impact in the fight against this deadly disease.

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Controversy at Jewelry Store as Bargaining Fails and Negative Review Given to Boss

Reported about 1 year ago

In Tainan, a couple went to a jewelry store on June 30 to buy new rings and resize them, but attempted to bargain down the price by over NT$1,000, leading the boss to politely decline the sale. The customers then left negative reviews on Google, resulting in the store owner explaining that the bargaining was unreasonable and expressing regret for speaking loudly during the disagreement. The customers were upset by the incident and the perceived change in the boss's attitude from friendly to dismissive.

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EU regulators to charge Meta over 'pay or consent' model, FT reports

Reported about 1 year ago

The European Union is set to charge Meta, the parent company of Facebook, for violating the EU's digital rules by implementing a 'pay or consent' model. According to the Financial Times, EU regulators are concerned that Meta's subscription service, which allows users to choose between consenting to be tracked for a free service or paying to protect their data, may not provide a genuine choice and could force users to agree to their personal data being tracked for advertising purposes. This action follows recent charges against Apple for breaching EU tech rules under the Digital Markets Act, which could lead to significant fines for the tech giant.

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The Tradition and Beliefs of the Double Six Festival on the Lunar Calendar

Reported about 1 year ago

On the 6th day of the sixth month in the lunar calendar, which falls on July 11th this year, the Double Six Festival is celebrated in Taoism. This day is believed to be when the ancient emperors displayed their dragon robes, and the Jade Emperor opened the gates of heaven to bestow blessings and replenish the treasury. According to folk beliefs, engaging in activities related to improving wealth on this day can bring positive effects. Despite its origins being related to political actions of Song Dynasty, the festival continues to be celebrated with rituals such as airing out clothes for disinfection and bathing animals for their health. Not to be confused with the Amnesty Day, the Double Six Festival is considered a fortunate day for replenishing wealth bestowed by the heavens.

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Egg Price Drop! Enjoy Eating for 7 Yuan Each - Check Out All Channels for 'Tea Egg Promotion'

Reported about 1 year ago

Starting from July 1, 2024, FamilyMart has introduced a limited-time tea egg promotion where you can buy 1 tea egg for an extra 7 yuan and get another one, with a special price of 99 yuan for a pack of 10 tea eggs. Taiwan's lowest-priced tea egg is now available at FamilyMart for 7 yuan each. Additionally, other convenience stores like Hi-Life and OK Mart are also offering discounted tea egg promotions, ranging from 8 yuan to 9 yuan per egg.

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South Korean Consumer Spending Decreases Due to Inflation, Shopping Centers Retrofit to Attract Customers

Reported about 1 year ago

A recent survey in South Korea reveals that about 1 out of 5 middle-class families are living in a deficit lifestyle, spending more than they earn. To cope with inflation, supermarkets are offering budget-friendly ready meals and smaller portions of fruits and vegetables, while shopping centers are creating experiential spaces and upgrading dining experiences to encourage longer stays and more spending. This includes the Lotte Group's comprehensive shopping center in Suwon, which underwent a makeover after 10 years of operation, focusing on high-end international brands and popular fashion labels for the younger generation. The article discusses strategies adopted by physical stores to entice consumers to spend and save on expenses amid increasing inflation and declining incomes.

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Ariel Lin and Joe Cheng's Long-Distance Relationship Exposed, Surprising Time Apart Sparks Discussion Among Netizens

Reported about 1 year ago

Recently, actress Ariel Lin unintentionally revealed details about her post-marriage life with actor Joe Cheng during an interview on Tang Qi's YouTube show. Lin disclosed that they have been apart for a maximum of 2 weeks due to work, with 1 week already feeling long for them. Tang then analyzed their love situation based on their zodiac signs, congratulating them on cherishing each other. Lin sweetly shared that Cheng is not only her partner but also her advisor and best friend. Both Lin and Tang agreed that they truly appreciate their relationship.

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Children's New Playground Extends Summer Operation until 8:00 PM!

Reported about 1 year ago

During the summer, Children's New Playground in Taipei offers fun activities including a small water park and a special event with Paw Patrol characters. The park's operating hours are extended until 8:00 PM, allowing visitors to enjoy various attractions. Additionally, there is a weekend event with Paw Patrol activities, photo opportunities, and merchandise. The park also features a nighttime experience with illuminated rides and colorful lights, providing a magical atmosphere for visitors to enjoy. Transportation information to the park is also provided.

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Over 100 Trial Users Rave! Boosting Sleep at Night + Energizing Days for Positive Circulation!

Reported about 1 year ago

In a collaboration between Morning Health and Italian pharmaceutical giant Menarini, the trial of Sustenium capsules has garnered enthusiastic responses from over a hundred users, effectively aiding in better sleep at night and improving daytime energy, kickstarting a positive daily cycle. With various patented ingredients, non-addictive and without Western medicine, Sustenium capsules promote quality sleep and energetic days. The capsules, containing patented Japanese tryptophan, American peppermint, Korean FDA-approved PS phosphatidylserine, and additional B vitamins and folic acid, help regulate physiological functions, aid in sleep, and enhance overall energy and mood, ensuring consumers can rest easy while boosting vitality for each day.

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Apple to Equip New AirPods with Camera! Analyst Reveals 2 Major Uses

Reported about 1 year ago

Recent reports suggest that Apple is considering adding camera modules to its Bluetooth wireless earbuds, AirPods, with a possible production beginning in 2026. Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo from TF International Securities revealed that the camera module is not for taking photos but more like an IR camera similar to Face ID, primarily for environmental sensing. Possible uses include supporting gesture control and enhancing spatial audio experience, especially when paired with Apple's rumored Vision Pro glasses for a more immersive sound effect based on head movements. Apple's focus on hardware, software, and services for ecosystem competitiveness, with a priority on spatial computing advancement, is likely to drive strong growth in the future. (Source: TVBS)

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Never Drink These 2 Things When Flying: Flight Attendant Reveals Secrets

Reported about 1 year ago

As the pandemic situation improves, many people choose to travel abroad to relax. When flying, flight attendants often ask 'coffee or tea,' but a flight attendant with a million followers on social media revealed the unknown secrets on board. She disclosed that passengers should never drink the 'tea and water' on the plane because the water tanks are never clean. She warned against requesting hot water from flight attendants for bottles, suggesting asking for bottled water and using it to heat baby bottles instead. The flight attendant emphasized the importance of avoiding non-bottled liquids due to unclean water tanks on planes.

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Police Arrest Driver of Fraud Gang for Illegal Parking with 14 Bank Cards and 890,000 Cash

Reported about 1 year ago

On July 1, 2024, Taipei police arrested a driver named Chen, a suspect of a fraud group, after finding his car illegally parked with 14 bank cards and 890,000 cash. Chen was discovered during a patrol in the Minsheng East Road area and was found to have been withdrawing large sums of cash in the DaZhi district. Despite evading authorities, Chen was finally caught during a routine check for illegal parking, where police found the incriminating items in his possession. The case has been referred to the Taipei District Prosecutors Office for money laundering and fraud charges.

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Certification Controversy! Kaohsiung Soy Milk Shop Found with Roaches in Sauce, Ordered to Halt Business

Reported about 1 year ago

Health inspectors found roaches in the operation area of a soy milk shop in Nanzih District, Kaohsiung, where a customer discovered a half-inch roach floating in the sauce container. The shop refused to take responsibility and only offered a refund for one bun. The health bureau identified multiple violations, including roaches, uncovered sauce containers, and unclean facilities, and ordered the business to improve by July 2 or face a fine of at least NT$60,000. This incident has caused public outrage and raised concerns over food safety practices.

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Taiwan Health Minister Responds to Hospital Allegedly Charging $6000 for Preferred Bed Placement, Criticized by Legislator

Reported about 1 year ago

On July 1, 2024, Democratic Progressive Party legislator Lin Shu-fen exposed a hospital allegedly charging $6000 for preferred bed placement, raising concerns about the public healthcare system becoming marginalized as private systems grow. Minister of Health and Welfare, Chen Shih-chung, promised further investigation. This controversy stems from the cancellation of the reference range for registration fees by the Department of Health earlier this year, allowing hospitals to raise rates without approval. Lin criticized Chen for seemingly not being in touch with reality when discussing clinic fees. She also revealed instances of hospitals offering preferential treatment for exorbitant fees, highlighting concerns about the collapsing national healthcare system.

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Fuji Mountain Opens with New Regulations: 4000 Visitors Daily, $2000 Yen Fee per Person

Reported about 1 year ago

On July 1, 2024, Japan's sacred mountain, Mount Fuji, kicked off this year's climbing season. To regulate the number of visitors, the popular Yoshida Trail in Yamanashi Prefecture now only allows 4000 people per day and requires early registration along with a 2000 yen fee per person to access the mountain. The restrictions aim to reduce overcrowding and maintain the environmental integrity of Mount Fuji during the brief two-month climbing season from July 1 to September 10, attracting around 300,000 visitors annually. Violations of climbing regulations, including disregarding closure orders during winter, have led to accidents and fatalities, prompting authorities to urge climbers to follow the rules to prevent law infringement.

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House of the Dragon Season 2 Episode 3: Milly Alcock's Return as Rhaenyra in Daemon Targaryen's Vision Explained

Reported about 1 year ago

In a recent episode of 'House of the Dragon' Season 2, Milly Alcock makes a cameo as young Rhaenyra in Daemon Targaryen's vision at Harrenhal, where she is seen involved in a disturbing incident. This portrayal of Rhaenyra reflects Daemon's regret and guilt, as he sees the version of her that he initially loved. While her return is uncertain beyond this episode, it opens up possibilities for more characters to reappear, especially with Daemon and Alys Rivers together at Harrenhal.

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Creating a Youth-Friendly Environment to Keep Adolescents Safe

Reported about 1 year ago

In an exclusive report on July 1, 2024, at 2:34 AM, reporter Zhang Shiyi disclosed that the '113 Summer Protection for Adolescents-Youth Special Project' officially launched in Changhua County. The county police department, along with various government agencies, formed a joint inspection team involving 260 officers to strengthen inspections at 82 locations prone to dangers. The focus is on places where adolescents gather, like KTVs, internet cafes, and arcades, to ensure public safety and prevent underage drinking and smoking. Parents and adolescents are urged to be cautious during the summer, stay safe, avoid job frauds, and dangerous activities due to the hot weather. The police are committed to creating a healthier and safer environment for young people, emphasizing prevention of harm and providing a secure summer for children.

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Boeing to Acquire Spirit AeroSystems for $4.7 Billion in Bid to Improve Plane Safety

Reported about 1 year ago

Boeing announced plans to purchase Spirit AeroSystems for $4.7 billion, aiming to enhance aircraft quality and safety in response to heightened scrutiny. The acquisition aims to reverse Boeing's outsourcing strategy and address concerns relating to disrupted production at Spirit, impacting the delivery of Boeing planes like the 737s and 787s. The move follows safety concerns prompted by the Alaska Airlines 737 Max 9 incident and legal pressure on Boeing to plead guilty to criminal fraud over past deadly crashes involving the 737 Max aircraft.

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Challenges in US-China Relations: Former Ford Foundation Director Concerned about Deepening Misunderstandings

Reported about 1 year ago

Despite the recent resumption of 'panda diplomacy' between the US and China, tensions persist, with the US ambassador to China uncommonly criticizing Beijing for inciting anti-American sentiments. Gao Qianqian, the former Ford Foundation director for China who has been promoting bilateral relations for over 20 years in mainland China, expressed concern over the lack of dialogue between the two countries. With both sides demonizing each other, she warned that this could lead to more misunderstandings, emphasizing the urgent need for communication to break the chain reaction of strained relations caused by the lack of exchange and understanding, particularly exacerbated during the pandemic, and stressed the importance of continuous high-level dialogues despite disagreements to maintain communication and avoid misjudgments in their complex relationship.

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28-Year-Old Male Celebrity Diagnosed with Late-Stage Lung Cancer Despite Not Smoking, Brain Membrane Metastasis Causing Extreme Pain

Reported about 1 year ago

On July 1, 2024, 28-year-old male celebrity Jiang Zhihao, who appeared on the talent show 'Youth With You 3,' was diagnosed with late-stage lung cancer last year despite not smoking or drinking and having a love for sports. The cancer rapidly worsened, spreading to his brain membrane. Doctors warned him that he only had 3 months left to live, leading to severe physical and emotional pain. Jiang Zhihao shared his latest condition on Weibo, expressing pessimism due to recurrent brain membrane metastasis and worsening brain tumors, causing constant severe headaches and declining mobility. He is struggling to cope financially and emotionally, with fans showing support and concern for his well-being.

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