Reported 11 months ago
In the ongoing controversy surrounding the Super Egg imported from Brazil, People's Party legislators Huang Kuo-chang and Chang Chia-kai criticized the Ministry of Agriculture for giving inconsistent statements, stating that the company had received orders for importing Japanese eggs even before its establishment. They revealed discrepancies in the reported quantities of eggs, with a difference of up to 5 to 6 million eggs. They highlighted several falsehoods and cover-ups by the Ministry of Agriculture, urging explanations for the discrepancies in the import orders.
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Reported 11 months ago
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Reported 11 months ago
The Taiwan Tour Bus offers convenient and comfortable sightseeing services with a 20% discount in the East Taiwan area and a '2 persons travel together, 1 person goes free' promotion, providing guided tours in various languages and complimentary Wi-Fi onboard. The service, initiated by the Taiwan Tourism Bureau, allows 1-4 people to travel easily to major attractions in Taiwan, with pick-ups from hotels, airports, and stations. Booking can be done online or through partnered travel agencies, allowing for flexible date changes and a range of themed itineraries. The promotional period runs from March 1 to December 31.
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Reported 11 months ago
Many people choose to cook for health reasons or to control food expenses, but the process of preparing three meals is tedious and includes tasks like grocery shopping, preparing ingredients, washing dishes, and taking out the trash. Netizens are discussing which cooking task they find the most tiring, with many mentioning that preparing ingredients and cleaning up are the most exhausting. Some feel overwhelmed by the thought of the entire cooking process, including buying groceries, preparing ingredients, cooking, washing dishes, and taking out the trash, expressing fatigue and seeking the experiences of others online.
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Reported 11 months ago
The 'King of Creators' Zhou Shen Zhe is nominated for 'Best Composer' at the 35th Golden Melody Awards for the first time in his career. He expressed excitement at this achievement, revealing his longtime dream of being associated with the prestigious awards. Zhou Shen Zhe also discussed his gratitude towards his boss for supporting his creative endeavors and shared his experiences of parenthood, with his daughter being a source of joy and inspiration in his life.
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Reported 11 months ago
A customer brought a pet Axolotl to a Sushiro restaurant in Taiwan, placed it on the soy sauce dish, and took pictures for social media, causing outrage. The restaurant is now considering legal action as it could damage food safety and reputation. Recent cases of customers bringing pets without informing and inappropriate dining behaviors have prompted the chain to emphasize enhanced utensil cleaning and disinfection, ensuring safe dining experiences.
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Reported 11 months ago
The European Union antitrust regulators have charged Apple with breaching the bloc's tech rules, potentially resulting in a significant fine for the company. This charge comes after the European Commission sent its preliminary findings to Apple following an investigation launched in March. The allegations stem from Apple's new terms not complying with the Digital Markets Act, with a possible fine of up to 10% of the company's global annual turnover. Apple can avoid the fine by modifying its business terms to address the concerns raised by the Commission.
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Reported 11 months ago
Apart from well-known attractions like Kenting and National Museum of Marine Biology and Aquarium, Pingtung offers free family-friendly spots where parents and children can enjoy playgrounds, interact with farm animals up close, and participate in DIY activities. These places include inclusive parks with various features like slides, climbing walls, and games suitable for different age groups. From parks and outdoor venues to indoor cultural sites, Pingtung provides a range of entertaining options for families without having to spend on entrance fees, making it a great destination for family outings.
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Reported 11 months ago
A netizen shared on 'Dcard Forum' that despite earning a monthly salary of 27,000 NT dollars, she had to handle a high-stress customer service job with no break time and minimal rest, leading her to resign due to managerial criticism. Years later, the manager regretted her departure, recognizing her exceptional work ethic and finding it difficult to replace her. This sparked discussions among netizens about undervalued hardworking employees and the consequences faced by companies when such individuals choose to leave.
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Reported 11 months ago
Carlsberg is prepared to make a $3.9 billion bid for Britvic after PepsiCo agreed to waive a clause in their bottling agreement, making Britvic more appealing for acquisition. The Danish brewer's offer was initially rejected, but with the clause now waived, Carlsberg may revise its bid. Britvic's shares surged 10% to a record high, while Carlsberg's stock slightly decreased. The potential acquisition could lead to an expanded partnership with Pepsi, affecting Coca-Cola bottling agreements in Denmark and Finland. Carlsberg has until July 19 to finalize their offer for Britvic.
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Reported 11 months ago
A photo uploaded on a Facebook group showed an individual possibly using a fairy wand at Gaomei Wetlands, which is a wildlife protection area. The Taipei City Government is investigating through surveillance footage, and if any violation is found, a fine of up to 250,000 TWD under the Wildlife Conservation Act could be imposed. The public is reminded to comply with regulations and protect the ecological environment of the reserve.
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Reported 11 months ago
In the Gaomei Wetlands of Taichung, a photo surfaced on Facebook showing a person holding a fairy wand, prompting concerns as the area is a protected wildlife sanctuary. The city government is investigating through surveillance footage, and violating regulations could result in fines of up to 250,000 Yuan under the Wildlife Conservation Act. The Agriculture Bureau of Taichung stressed the importance of respecting the protected area and urged visitors to comply with regulations to safeguard the ecological environment.
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Reported 11 months ago
Central Weather Bureau issued immediate thunderstorm alerts for Taichung City and Nantou County, lasting until 4:45 PM, and later for Keelung City, Taipei City, and New Taipei City until 4:30 PM on June 24, 2024. Citizens are advised to be cautious of heavy rain, lightning, strong gusts above level 9, rapid rise in river water levels, flooding in low-lying areas, and low visibility. (Photo/Central Weather Bureau) For more updates, read about heavy rain affecting 12 counties and cities in the afternoon to evening, a statue of Guanyin dressed in a wedding gown spotted in Tainan, and a pet owner in Changhua offering a reward of 30,000 for a missing mixed breed dog.
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Reported 11 months ago
A man named Chen in Taipei went to the Neihu Branch Gangqian Police Station for two consecutive days last October for unknown reasons, harassed officers, and cursed at them. The deputy station chief arrested him on the spot for cursing. Recently, the Shilin District Prosecutors' Office concluded the trial, ruling Chen not guilty. The court found that although Chen disrupted police duties by repeatedly visiting the station, his behavior did not significantly affect police work, leading to the acquittal.
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Reported 11 months ago
President Lai Ching-te submitted his first request for constitutional interpretation and temporary disposition to the Constitutional Court, refusing to give the National Address in the Legislative Yuan until the results are out. DPP legislator Huang Chie criticized Kuomintang and DPP for being law-illiterate, stating 'In this battle of interpretation, when the tide recedes, you know who isn't wearing pants.' She emphasized the need to uphold democracy and urged people to protect Taiwan during this constitutional crisis.
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Reported 11 months ago
On June 24, 2024, President Tsai Ing-wen of Taiwan announced she would petition for a constitutional interpretation regarding parliamentary powers, urging the opposition not to take action until the results are out. Legislator Huang Kuo-chang criticized her, stating that Tsai was acting like an emperor by instructing not to act before the constitutional interpretation outcome. Huang also questioned the obligation to report the national situation and real-time questioning in the proposed law, while Tsai expressed constitutional concerns and Huang accused her of misleading voters during the presidential election. Additionally, Dr. Kuo, former Prime Minister of the Czech Republic, and Tsai, both medical professionals, celebrated a new milestone in bilateral cooperation. More on Ta Kung Pao reports on the accusations against the Ministry of Agriculture, the diminishing effectiveness of the government's policies, and the lack of consensus on non-nuclear homelands, as indicated by a 45.8% disapproval rating in recent polls.
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Reported 11 months ago
一名27歲OL因擔心經濟問題，月薪僅3萬元卻每個月都月光，因此不敢談戀愛。她在網路上表示自己雖然住在家裡，卻幾乎沒有存款，開銷及債務使她勉強度日，不敢與人交往。許多網友建議原PO先存錢，並檢討自身花費習慣和工作狀況，提出實際的建議及反省。
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Reported 11 months ago
Taiwan's stock market dropped below the 23000-point mark as TSMC led the decline, with heavyweight stock Hon Hai suffering losses too. The market plummeted by 439 points today, the largest drop in two months, closing at 22813 points and losing the 23000-point threshold. Cathay Financial's confidence survey revealed that nearly 50% of retail investors are bullish on the market. Looking ahead, Cathay Financial's Chief Investment Officer Cheng Shu-fen suggests monitoring foreign investors during holidays for buying on dips, emphasizing making profits wisely in investments. Despite concerns of overheating, retail investors remain confident, supporting the market's upward trend. The market is also watching the impact of the U.S. presidential election in November on Taiwan's economic performance.
Source: YAHOO
Reported 11 months ago
After the National Assembly Reform Law was passed on May 28 in the Legislative Yuan and triggered concerns among the public, with many civic groups threatening recalls, the recall campaign continues to simmer, with Keelung Mayor Xie Guoliang being the primary target. Veteran media personality Huang Yangming noted that Nationalist Party legislator Yeh Yuanzhi has also been named, potentially becoming the next recall target, with Yeh staging a direct confrontation in response. Huang pointed out that there is currently a wave of recalls against Nationalist Party legislators, but it is still too early for Yeh, who has been in office for less than a year, to face a recall. Huang warns of a potential era of massive recalls ahead.
Source: YAHOO
Reported 11 months ago
President Lai Ching-te officially announced on June 24 that he was initiating a constitutional interpretation against the parliamentary reform bill, urging the opposition parties to respect the seriousness of the Constitution. In response, Kuomintang legislator Lai Shih-pao criticized the move, stating that the ball being in the hands of the Grand Justices was like asking for a futile effort. He highlighted the power struggle between the Executive Yuan and the Legislative Yuan, warning about the potential outcome of following the Democratic Progressive Party's intentions through the constitutional interpretation process.
Source: YAHOO
Reported 11 months ago
With rising house prices, many first-time homebuyers are facing significant pressure. The introduction of the New Qing An Mortgage meets the needs of these individuals with its 5-year grace period and flexibility of a 40-year mortgage period, becoming one of the most popular choices in the market. However, experts caution that the interest payments could be substantial, emphasizing the importance of choosing the right repayment term and implementing sound financial planning to reduce the burden on homebuyers.
Source: YAHOO
Reported 11 months ago
Fubon Guardians announced that their home series originally scheduled at Xinzhuang Baseball Stadium from July 26th to 28th in the second half of the 2024 season will be moved to the Taipei Dome. This change coincides with the G!POP music festival, and upcoming details will be announced. Chang Yu-Cheng, the expected top pick in this year's CPBL draft selected by Fubon Guardians, is anticipated to play a major role. The Guardians will once again play at the Taipei Dome for their home games to provide fans with a unique experience and various activities.
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Reported 11 months ago
With summer vacation approaching, parents are encouraged to take advantage of the free parent-child centers and children's areas at libraries in Taiwan to help their children unwind and have fun. Locations include indoor children's playgrounds in various cities like Keelung, Taipei, Taoyuan, Hsinchu, Taichung, Nantou, Chiayi, Tainan, Kaohsiung, Yilan, and Hualien. Many centers require advance reservation of time slots, so parents are advised to check and plan ahead. These centers offer different themes, and reservations are recommended. Additionally, libraries often have special children's sections for families to enjoy. Parents of preschoolers can explore the internet to find more parent-child centers in different areas. Parenting tips suggest not letting children fall asleep on the way home from the centers in the evening to avoid them being hyperactive late into the night after being 'recharged'.
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Reported 11 months ago
With the scorching heat across Taiwan, a woman shares on social media about leaving her inverter air conditioner on 24/7 during weekends and questions how long it can be left on when going out. Different opinions emerged online, with most suggesting not to turn it off if going out for less than 4 hours, while experts recommend keeping it on rather than restarting it due to the initial high power consumption. Advice includes adjusting the mode or temperature when not in use frequently and setting the temperature between 26 to 28 degrees with a fan for optimal energy-saving.
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Reported 11 months ago
President Lai Ching-te welcomed Prime Minister Drew of St. Kitts and Nevis with a military ceremony, highlighting the importance of Taiwan in global economic prosperity. Prime Minister Drew expressed gratitude for Taiwan's support, emphasized the countries' shared democratic values, and discussed enhancing cooperation in various fields. Both leaders aimed to further strengthen the longstanding friendship between the two nations and collaborate on projects for mutual welfare.
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