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Dispute over Priority Seat Leads to Physical Conflict! 2 Passengers Face Legal Consequences

Reported about 1 year ago

A physical altercation broke out in a Kaohsiung MRT train carriage when a 23-year-old man refused to give up a priority seat and even extended his legs to the adjacent seat, angering two other passengers who then scolded him. The situation escalated into a physical conflict, with the man on the priority seat eventually being removed by the police due to his agitated state. Two other passengers involved in the altercation were summoned by the police for legal actions. The man occupying the priority seat had a disability card and was reported to have injured one of the passengers during the scuffle. Despite no immediate complaints, the police have taken legal actions against the 45-year-old and 58-year-old passengers involved.

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Jeremy Lin Celebrates Championship with Jay Chou, Surprising Appearance by Jam Hsiao Mistaken as Lin's Wife

Reported about 1 year ago

Jeremy Lin recently won a championship in a game last week and shared a victory photo on the 28th, with members including Jay Chou, his wife Hannah Quinlivan, and a surprise appearance by long-unseen singer Jam Hsiao. Hsiao, often referred to as Lin's 'second sister,' was mistaken as Lin's wife by netizens due to her unfamiliar appearance. Lin expressed gratitude towards Chou for his coaching help in achieving the championship, and the event was filled with star-studded guests. Fans were delighted to see Hsiao's rare appearance and are hopeful for her return to singing, as she is set to make an appearance at the Golden Melody Awards. However, her manager mentioned that the chances of her comeback are slim as she is enjoying her retirement.

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柯建銘室內抽菸遭罰2,000元確定

Reported about 1 year ago

北市衛生局根據《菸害防制法》,確定對立法院民進黨立委柯建銘違法在室內抽菸處以2,000元罰款。柯建銘未提出陳述意見,導致放棄了陳述意見的機會,根據法律裁處罰鍰。

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Global Passport Ranking for 2024 Released: Taiwan Passport Allows Visa-Free Entry to 143 Countries, Ranks 35th

Reported about 1 year ago

According to the latest passport ranking by investment immigration consulting company Henley & Partners, Singapore remains the top country with visa-free entry to 195 countries, while Taiwan's passport, allowing visa-free access to 143 countries, is ranked 35th globally. Taiwan ranks 8th in Asia, with countries like Japan, South Korea, and the UAE ahead.

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Female Sales Agent Sexually Assaulted While Signing Insurance Policy: Escapes Embarrassed by Rolling Off Bed in Pants

Reported about 1 year ago

A female sales agent named Xiaoqi (pseudonym) from Kaohsiung was sexually assaulted by a man she met through an online game, who she was signing an insurance contract with. Feeling embarrassed, Xiaoqi quickly escaped the scene after being assaulted, only realizing the severity of the situation after being scolded by a friend. The man was eventually sentenced to 3 years and 10 months in prison for forced sexual intercourse. Despite initially not planning to press charges, Xiaoqi eventually reported the man to the police after enduring continued harassment through messages and communication apps. The court ruled in favor of Xiaoqi based on her detailed testimony and the man's continual apologies, sentencing him for the crime of forced sexual intercourse.

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Biden Affirms Determination to Continue Elections Despite Concerns over Debate Performance

Reported about 1 year ago

Following his performance in the recent presidential debate raising concerns within the Democratic Party, Joe Biden reassured supporters at a rally in North Carolina by acknowledging his age and debating challenges, but affirming his commitment to defend democracy and secure victory in North Carolina in November. Biden's statements aimed to allay doubts about his electability against Trump, with supporters and even former President Obama expressing continued support. While not officially nominated, potential replacements for Biden face public opinion challenges, raising uncertainties over party strategy and future candidacy. Debate performance scrutiny continues amidst party anxieties and discussions surrounding potential changes within the Democratic Party.

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TVBS Exclusive: Target Ship for Sink Exercise in RIMPAC, Farewell to Persian Gulf War Veteran

Reported about 1 year ago

One of the highlights of the 2024 RIMPAC military exercises is the Sink Exercise (SINKEX), where participating military aircraft and ships bombard target ships. TVBS visited a shipyard in Hawaii where the retired USS Tarawa, resembling China's Type 075 amphibious assault ship, will serve as the target. While some military experts interpret this as targeting China, the U.S. military denies such claims. This farewell mission of the USS Tarawa, a Persian Gulf War veteran, will commence in Hawaii. The exercise, using the Tarawa as a target, is seen as a possible message to China, given the similarities between the Tarawa class and China's Type 075. The choice of target ship has sparked speculation and interest among observers.

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Celebrating the 77th Anniversary with Special Masks and Chocolates

Reported about 1 year ago

Taiwanese medical supplies manufacturer CSD Zhongwei celebrates its 77th anniversary by collaborating with popular snack brand '77 Milk Plus' to launch a special combination of masks and chocolates, invoking childhood memories. In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, the company introduces various promotions including discounts and a chance to win a round-trip ticket to Tokyo by making purchases. Additionally, limited edition mask sets and new designs have been unveiled, along with exciting prizes like accommodation vouchers and air tickets through shopping promotions. The anniversary celebration offers rich incentives and prizes, providing a fun twist to essential mask-wearing during the pandemic.

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Suo Qiuhui Anticipates Consolidating DPP Forces in Preparation for 2026 Election - Zhang Honglu Running for Standing Committee Member

Reported about 1 year ago

Su Qiuhui expressed her anticipation for consolidating all the forces within the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) during the DPP's upcoming congress on July 21, focusing on electing core leadership positions. The media speculated that Su's faction, represented by Legislator Zhang Honglu, is strategically positioning themselves for the 2026 elections. Su believes that the Taipei team will be the strongest, emphasizing the importance of unity. She also aims to rejuvenate party operations and enhance unity within the New Taipei City party branch.

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Angry Wang Yichuan criticizes KMT for opposing TSMC in Taoyuan: now targeting Shen Boyang

Reported about 1 year ago

During a DPP event on June 29, 2024, Policy Committee Executive Director Wang Yichuan criticized the KMT for consistently opposing TSMC's presence in Taoyuan, with former mayor Chang Shanzheng even driving TSMC away. Wang expressed frustration at the KMT's actions and urged support for legislator Shen Boyang. Despite DPP's losses in Taoyuan's regional legislative elections, Wang reiterated the party's commitment to the area by assigning 4 at-large legislators to serve the local residents.

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Beware of Speculative Rumors: TSMC Plant Rumors Warned by Experts to Avoid Becoming the 'Last Fool'

Reported about 1 year ago

TSMC plant rumors have always been a hot topic in the real estate market. Property expert Sway cautioned against the tactic of spreading rumors to benefit from speculation, warning people to be careful not to become the 'last fool.' By recounting past incidents like the speculation in Qiáo​tóu and Lóngtán, Sway emphasized the risks involved. The government, media, and investors were blamed for fueling housing speculation using TSMC as a tool. Sway advised against investing in TSMC-related properties and suggested investing in TSMC stocks instead.

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Intern Teachers Paid 5000 Yuan a Month; Regrets Being 'Cheap Labor': Kindness Should Not Be Exploited

Reported about 1 year ago

A female netizen expressed dissatisfaction with the low subsidy for intern teachers, claiming it is essentially utilizing cheap labor. Starting from 2022, intern students can receive an education internship allowance of 5000 yuan per month. The netizen questioned why, despite completing teaching courses and passing the teacher certification exam, interns are only paid 5000 yuan a month, which equates to a daily living expense of 166 yuan and an average daily wage of 250 yuan. The original post sparked a discussion with many netizens expressing similar grievances about the low pay rates for intern teachers in educational institutions.

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Summer Dog Walking: Choosing the Right Time to Prevent and Treat Heatstroke in Dogs, Tips from the Japan Meteorological Agency

Reported about 1 year ago

As the scorching summer heatwave hits, with record-breaking temperatures, the Japan Meteorological Agency has provided guidelines for pet owners to prevent and handle heat-related issues. Studies show that numerous dogs suffer from heatstroke during walks and indoors. The agency advises avoiding hot daytime walks, checking ground temperatures even in the cooler mornings and evenings, ensuring dogs have enough water, rinsing them with tap water, maintaining indoor temperatures below 26°C, proper ventilation, avoiding leaving pets in closed cars over 25°C, and recognizing symptoms of heatstroke for prompt treatment to prevent fatalities.

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Knight Suspected of Being Injured by Falling Rebar from High Altitude and Falling Off Motorcycle - Two Construction Sites in Taipei City Ordered to Stop Work for Investigation

Reported about 1 year ago

A 40-year-old man riding a motorcycle in Taipei city this morning was suspected of being hit by a 90 cm long falling rebar from a high altitude, leading to a fall and tearing his left upper arm. He was conscious when taken to the hospital. The police and fire department found nearby construction sites and requested two sites to halt work for investigation. Another rider in Taipei was also suspected of being injured by a falling rebar in a separate incident. Authorities are investigating the cause and potential violations of occupational safety and health laws.

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Conflict Erupts on Priority Seat Again! 23-Year-Old Male with Autism Advised to Give Up Seat, Reacts Violently and Gets 'Hair Pulled, Head Banged Against Window'

Reported about 1 year ago

A conflict erupted on the Kaohsiung MRT when a young man sitting in the priority seat was asked to give it up. The 23-year-old male with autism, surnamed Li, reacted violently, leading to a physical altercation with two male passengers who then 'pulled his hair and banged his head against the window'. The incident was caught on camera and sparked discussions. Due to Li's autism, the police found the involved parties, but none of them pressed charges against each other. However, the two men, Zhang and Cai, who intervened to prevent Li from leaving the train, will be investigated for coercion.

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My Lady Jane: Lord Guildford Dudley's Fate in Season 1

Reported about 1 year ago

In My Lady Jane Season 1, Lord Guildford Dudley does not die; instead, he escapes execution with the help of Ethians, humans who can turn into animals. The show offers a surprising twist where both Jane and Guildford survive their tragic fates, with Guildford transforming into a horse to save them from execution. Their escape sets up a hopeful and adventurous ending, leaving room for potential future installments of the series.

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Unfortunate Rider Hit by Mysterious Falling Reinforcement Bar

Reported about 1 year ago

In an unexpected incident in Taipei's Zhongshan District, a 40-year-old man named Huang was riding his bike on Linsen North Road when he was hit by a reinforcement bar about 90 cm long falling from above. Paramedics arrived at the scene, treated Huang's injured arm, and took him to the hospital for further care. The police are investigating the incident, speculating it might be related to nearby construction sites and will review surveillance footage for more clues.

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Wu Zongxian Criticizes KunDa for Losing Miserably and Jokingly Says They Have No Face to See People, Adding Sunglasses are for Covering Shame

Reported about 1 year ago

During the filming of 'Great Play' in Busan, South Korea, host Wu Zongxian led KunDa and KID for outdoor activities, with the black team facing a losing streak and a gloomy atmosphere. Wu bluntly commented that the black team had lost all dignity, with all four of them using sunglasses to cover their shame. KunDa even expressed, 'We have no face to see people.' The episode also featured various challenges and games in Busan, showcasing the competitive spirit among the participants.

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Tesla Autopilot Incident: California Tesla Drives Directly onto Railroad Tracks

Reported about 1 year ago

Tesla recently introduced its latest Autopilot assistance system, FSD v12. 3, which has received positive reviews for its human-like behavior and flexible decision-making. Despite this, there have been multiple incidents of Tesla Autopilot accidents in the US, including a California Tesla that drove directly onto railroad tracks and even stopped in the middle, fortunately causing no injuries. California Woodland Police Department issued a statement urging caution when using Autopilot, emphasizing it as a driving assistive feature rather than a complete replacement, and advising drivers to keep hands on the wheel for immediate control in case of emergencies. This incident marks the second similar one in California in nearly two months.

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Over 300 Work-Related Deaths in One Year: Ministry of Labor to Amend Occupational Safety and Health Act for Heavier Penalties

Reported about 1 year ago

The Director of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration of the Ministry of Labor, Zou Zi-Lian, stated that in recent years, the number of deaths due to work has been consistently over 200, with around 300 deaths in 2023 alone. To address the high number of work-related fatalities, the Ministry of Labor plans to increase penalties under the Occupational Safety and Health Act, particularly targeting the construction industry where over half of the deaths occur. The Ministry aims to prevent work accidents at their source by strengthening penalties and responsibilities for employers and contractors.

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ØZI Encounters Underwear Thrown on Stage, Fans Shocked as Someone Nearby Removes Theirs

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 29, 2024, singer ØZI, known for his music talent, expressed frustration on social media after a fan threw underwear on stage during his concert in Taichung. He urged against such actions in the future. Shockingly, a fan revealed in the comments that the underwear thrown was 'authentic'. A video of ØZI holding the underwear while leaving the stage went viral. ØZI explained that he found it rude to leave it on a table and went on to humorously mention that he washed his hands obsessively after suspecting the authenticity of the underwear. He also hesitated to accept gifts from fans after this incident.

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PLG+T1聯合辨新人聯合體測會日期公布

Reported about 1 year ago

P. LEAGUE+職籃和T1公布將在7月3日舉辦新人聯合體測會,共有本土40人及外籍生8人參加,職籃合併新氣象由新北國王董事長王文祥宣布。此次活動將有11支球團參與,促進籃球運動向上發展。PLG與T1將共同舉辦2024年新人聯合體測會,為台灣職籃迎向新里程碑。

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Fat Thief Caught Stealing from Grocery Store in Hukou, Hsinchu

Reported about 1 year ago

A recent incident occurred in Hukou, Hsinchu, where a chubby thief was caught on camera stealing money directly from the cash register of a grocery store. The incident took place at 10:45 am on June 25th, and fortunately, no injuries were reported. The local police have identified the thief and are actively working to apprehend the suspect. The CCTV footage of the thief has been widely shared on social media.

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Meeting with Liu Shifang: Jiang Wan'an Prioritizes Citizen Welfare

Reported about 1 year ago

FTNN News Network reported on June 29, 2024, that Taiwan's Minister of the Interior, Liu Shifang, met with Taipei Mayor Jiang Wan'an for the first time after the controversy over the police chief's appointment. Jiang Wan'an emphasized that citizen welfare is the top priority, and any actions taken are in consideration of the citizens' well-being. They discussed various city development projects and civil affairs issues, with a focus on benefiting Taipei residents. Jiang Wan'an expressed willingness to communicate directly with the central government for the betterment of citizens. This positive interaction marks a significant step towards collaboration.

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Beware of Heart Attacks in Hot Summer Weather, Don't Take It Lightly

Reported about 1 year ago

Not only cold weather increases the risk of cardiovascular diseases, hot summer days should also be taken seriously! Doctors warn that the loss of sweat and rapid evaporation in hot weather can lead to dehydration and lack of essential electrolytes like potassium and sodium, causing blood to thicken, potentially leading to heart attacks or strokes. A recent case of a 55-year-old office worker who mistook breathing difficulties and chest tightness as being overweight, but turned out to be acute myocardial infarction, serves as a reminder that cardiovascular diseases can affect middle-aged individuals. Proper hydration, avoidance of smoking, and following medical advice are essential in managing cardiovascular health.

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