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Taiwanese Man Threatens to Continue Killing After Hearing

Reported about 1 year ago

Taiwanese man surnamed Hong, aged 20, brought three knives into a Taichung MRT train last month and randomly attacked people, injuring a 17-year-old and another man. He has been prosecuted for attempted murder. Before the incident, he messaged his school mentor saying, 'If given a chance, you will be the first one I look for.' Hong admitted to buying knives for the attack, practicing on chicken, and expressing intentions to continue killing after release. The case caused public panic, and the prosecution requested a heavy sentence.

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Taiwanese Ex-Politician Ma Zhwei Released on Bail After Allegedly Receiving Chinese Funding to Run for Legislator and Providing Intelligence Personnel Information

Reported about 1 year ago

Former independent candidate for the 2024 Taoyuan City first electoral district legislative election, Ma Zhwei, was accused of accepting millions in Chinese funding to run for office and sharing intelligence personnel information. After over five months in custody, Ma was released on bail of 100,000 yuan with restrictions on residence, exiting the country, and sailing until further notice.

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Prediction: Potential Stock Split for Super Micro Computer Following Nvidia and Broadcom Splits

Reported about 1 year ago

Stock splits have recently been a trend in the market, with companies like Nvidia and Broadcom announcing 10-for-1 splits to lower share prices and make it easier for investors to buy in. Following these tech giants, the prediction is that Super Micro Computer (NASDAQ: SMCI) may be the next significant technology stock to announce a split. With Super Micro's revenue soaring due to AI demand, the company's recent success and potential for future growth make it a prime candidate for a stock split, even possibly during the upcoming earnings report.

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Taiwanese Woman Illegally Purchases Singapore Work Pass for Love, Gets Married and Arrested 2 Days Later with 6-Week Sentence

Reported about 1 year ago

A Taiwanese woman, Wang I-Ting, bought a work pass in Singapore illegally to stay with her boyfriend, got married, and was arrested 2 days later. She had been living illegally in Singapore for almost 1.5 years, paying SGD 1300 monthly. Her defense lawyer argued that she acted out of 'deep love,' but the court still sentenced her to 6 weeks in jail, with plans to appeal. The woman worked in Singapore as a domestic helper from 2015 to 2020 and met her Singaporean boyfriend in 2019, leading to a long-distance relationship until she illegally obtained the work pass to return to Singapore and be with him.

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Chong Ren Medical College Achieves Highest Performance Evaluation in Internship Programs, Only One of Two Public and Private Technical Institutions to Pass

Reported about 1 year ago

Chong Ren Medical College received the highest honor of "pass" in the performance evaluation of internship programs conducted by the Taiwan Evaluation Association for Technical and Vocational Colleges during the 112th academic year. Out of 20 public and private technical institutions evaluated nationwide, only 2 schools passed, with Chong Ren Medical College being one of them. The college's internship mechanisms were praised for their effectiveness and continuous improvement, leading to the Ministry of Education's recognition. The college's focus on practical education and fostering professional talents in healthcare management has been acknowledged through various initiatives and positive feedback from students and their families.

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Taiwan: Joint Inspection Finds Deficiencies in 66 Accommodation Providers in Taitung

Reported about 1 year ago

In order to ensure the safety and consumer rights of travelers, the Taitung County Government conducted a joint inspection of accommodation providers in Taitung city area and South-Link Highway from January to June this year. Out of 66 establishments inspected, 7 did not display room information and 21 had various deficiencies such as non-compliance with building safety regulations, missing first aid kits, lack of health inspection reports, and failure to maintain drinking water cleanliness records. The authorities have requested these issues to be rectified within a set timeframe, with the remaining 38 establishments meeting the requirements. The government emphasized the importance of periodic joint inspections and announced plans for regular and unscheduled inspections to ensure a safe lodging environment, as well as publicizing a list of illegal accommodations on the Taitung Tourism website.

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Rescued! Man in Yongkang Factory Fire Rescued After Being Trapped and Climbing onto Rooftop, Guided by Firefighters on Phone to Escape with Aerial Ladder

Reported about 1 year ago

In Yongkang District, Tainan, a metal factory caught on fire in the afternoon of June 26th. Thick black smoke billowed from the blaze, and firefighters rushed to the scene where a 72-year-old man named Wu was trapped inside. Through phone guidance and the use of an aerial ladder, firefighters successfully rescued him after an hour. The cause of the fire and the extent of damage are still under investigation.

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Protesters Storm UK Prime Minister's Residence on Eve of Election, Outrageous Act Revealed

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 26, 2024, at 4:41 am, four protesters broke into the residence of UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, defecating openly by a lake, in an exaggerated act that sparked controversy ahead of the July 4 election. The protesters, associated with the group 'Youth Demand,' were arrested. The group's demands include a ban on arms shipments to Israel and the revocation of new oil and gas licenses issued since 2021, leading to a series of protests against government and Labour policies.

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Actress Chen Yanxi Rumored Marriage Trouble After 8 Years: Shares Views on Love Choices

Reported about 1 year ago

Actress Chen Yanxi, married to Chen Xiao for 8 years, recently faced rumors of marital issues but stayed silent until appearing with her wedding ring at an event to quell the gossip. As her drama 'Warm and Sweet' is set to air in Taiwan, Chen Yanxi reflects on values like treating others' children as precious while acting as an interior designer in the series. She emphasizes the importance of not settling in love, agreeing that love should be a choice. Chen Yanxi also praises friends like Song Qian for their support during tough times and cherishes their close bond.

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Selling Shenzhen Pit House Earns a Private Profit of 7.6 million, Sets New High in the Community After Holding a Wedding Banquet Zhang Shuwei

Reported about 1 year ago

Energy member Zhang Shuwei, who has recently gained popularity, married actor Xie Jingying earlier this month at the W Hotel in Taipei, spending an estimated 3 million NT dollars. Zhang Shuwei, known for financial acumen, sold his Shenzhen Pit house held for 17 years, making a profit of 7.6 million NT dollars. The couple currently lives in a rental house in Guishan, Taoyuan, but plans to purchase it. The house was sold at 11.8 million NT dollars compared to the initial purchase price of 4.2 million NT dollars, almost doubling their earnings.

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Taiwanese Diver Faces Humiliating Body Search by Palau Customs Officials

Reported about 1 year ago

A Taiwanese woman, Ms. Li, and her friends planned to go diving in Palau, a diplomatic ally of Taiwan, but were mistreated by local customs officials, leading to tears at the airport. Despite having no issues with their passports or luggage, Ms. Li was taken into a closed room, forced to undress, and even subjected to a humiliating body search, including being told to open her private parts for inspection. Angered and humiliated, she questioned why Taiwanese citizens were treated this way in Palau, a country without Taiwanese drug trafficking. Taiwanese embassy staff in Palau promptly looked into the situation, attributing the increased security measures to a previous incident involving a Chinese national trying to smuggle drugs in their private parts. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs assured that Taiwanese citizens facing emergencies or discrimination in Palau can seek assistance from the Taiwanese embassy within the confines of local laws.

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Fuli Junior High School Football Team Travels to Thailand for Training with Alumni's Help

Reported about 1 year ago

The Fuli Junior High School football team, which has been invited abroad for visits and matches multiple times over the past 13 years, is set to undergo a 7-day training in Bangkok, Thailand from June 29 to July 5. With the help of subsidies from the Sports Administration and alumni support, the team will engage in cultural exchange and training with local teams, aiming to improve skills and broaden horizons. Alumni like Zhang Suhua and Chen Meijin have generously contributed to help financially disadvantaged players, allowing them to fulfill their dreams and showcase their talents internationally.

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Challenges in Implementing 'Barrier-Free Healthcare' by Chiu Tai-Yuan, Medical Groups Revealed Reasons behind Difficulty in Executing Draft Law

Reported about 1 year ago

The revised draft for 'Healthcare Facility Setup Standards' has not been implemented yet. Prior to Health Minister Chiu Tai-Yuan's appointment in May this year, he was criticized by disability groups for leading opposition against the accessibility-related provisions in the standards. Medical groups acknowledge the need for a friendly barrier-free healthcare environment but find difficulty in implementing the revised standards due to challenges in changing the layout of grassroots clinics, many of which are rented spaces. Despite the draft proposing to increase accessibility in clinics, the legislation has not been enacted, with Chiu Tai-Yuan being called out as a key opponent by disability groups.

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Deputy Chief of Heping Police Substation Appears on Police Radio 945 Studio | Air Broadcast on Anti-Drug, Anti-Fraud, and Road Safety Awareness

Reported about 1 year ago

Deputy Chief of Heping Police Substation, Cai Jinsheng, appeared on the Police Radio Taichung branch and participated in the program '945 Studio' hosted by well-known host Ji Qian. During the show, he discussed traffic conditions in the Heping area, summer traffic control measures in the Daxueshan area, and urged the public to be vigilant against fraud. Additionally, Cai emphasized on the importance of collaboration between the police and financial institutions to prevent fraud, and also shared road safety tips for the upcoming summer holiday season.

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Impact Lives with Compassion | Spreading Love to the Margins

Reported about 1 year ago

The Keelung Prison in Taiwan invited a disability performance group from the Taiwan Charity Alliance to perform for inmates, aiming to spread mindfulness and compassion among them. The charity group has been devoted to caring for vulnerable groups in society, including those in correctional facilities, and their performance encouraged incarcerated individuals to embrace a positive attitude for personal growth. The prison expressed gratitude to the charity group for their 'Body and Mind Disability Vitality Project' performance, emphasizing the importance of using love to help the weak grow. By fostering connections with the community, the prison hopes to rebuild inmates' confidence and abilities for a fresh start, ultimately turning them into a positive force in society.

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Promoting Awareness and Protecting the Rights of New Residents | Immigration Agency Advocates for Anti-fraud Protection for New Residents

Reported about 1 year ago

During a networking conference organized by the Immigration Agency in Keelung City, various topics were discussed to protect the rights of new residents and raise awareness about fraud prevention, including sharing common scams and strategies to avoid falling victim. The conference also featured a session led by a detective officer who shared prevalent fraud cases and ways to counter them, particularly emphasizing the risks of investment scams. The event aimed to educate new residents on government regulations, online resources, anti-trafficking initiatives, and consumer protection measures, underscoring the importance of vigilance and providing channels for assistance in case of doubt.

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Onepoint撤出Atos重組談判,Kretinsky希望重新加入

Reported about 1 year ago

法國科技公司Atos表示,由投資者David Layani的Onepoint領導的財團已從其重組談判中撤離,但仍計劃在7月之前達成最終協議。另一財團EPEI集團,由捷克億萬富翁Daniel Kretinsky領導,本月初被淘汰,已向Atos寄出信函,表明有興趣重新加入談判。該消息最初導致公司股價暴跌,隨後上漲11.9%,是挽救這家被法國政府視為戰略重要的IT公司的長期爭議的最新進展。

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Kaohsiung City DPP Headquarters Launches Two Innovative Services, Huang Wen-yi Criticizes Ko Chih-en for Focusing Only on Party Directive

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 27, the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) Kaohsiung City headquarters announced the launch of two innovative value-added services to create a community-based city party headquarters. Starting in July, they will provide bi-weekly appointment-based legal consultation services and cooperate with DPP legislators to expand services beyond political activities, emphasizing the importance of serving the people. Huang Wen-yi criticized the Kuomintang chairman Ko Chih-en for not prioritizing citizens' welfare and solely following party directives, highlighting the DPP's commitment to addressing public issues and serving as the people's trusted friend.

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Green Party Holds Press Conference - Hsiao Chiao-hsin Passes by and Taunts: Not Daring to Enter the Main Entrance Shows Guilt

Reported about 1 year ago

During a press conference held by the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) caucus for a constitutional interpretation case, Kuomintang (KMT) legislator Hsiao Chiao-hsin showed support for a colleague by standing at the scene and taunting members of the Green Party caucus for not daring to enter the main entrance, implying guilt. This led to a confrontation between the two sides. The situation was eventually resolved through coordination between the DPP and KMT caucus secretaries. The press conference also discussed issues related to NCC personnel appointments and alleged surveillance of Taiwan by Chinese state media.

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外遇男下藥殺情婦案

Reported about 1 year ago

一名中國外遇男因擔心家庭被破壞,將情婦約到飯店下藥致死,偽裝成意外死亡。警方從手機發現投毒計畫,揭穿謊言。兇手被判犯有故意殺人罪,需賠償遺族。

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新舊換招牌 10大品牌懷舊盤點

Reported about 1 year ago

造咖生活流行媒體2024年6月26日上午4:37在我們周遭有許多熟悉的店家招牌,但隨著市場趨勢和變化,許多品牌換上全新招牌。盤點10家曾換過招牌的店家包括7-11、全家、星巴克、路易莎、肯德基、達美樂、健身工廠、夢時代、寶雅和康是美。這些知名品牌換新招牌都趨向更簡潔設計,引起懷舊和討論,讓人回想舊招牌設計和思考喜歡新版還是舊版。

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浙江1800年古城墙暴雨坍塌

Reported about 1 year ago

浙江衢州水亭门城墙因连日暴雨沖刷导致部分坍塌,监视器画面曝光显示仅10秒钟就有城墙垮塌一角。相关部门已前往现场,进行安全评估和调查,同时景区暂时关闭,目前无人员伤亡。衢州市气象台发出暴雨预警,提醒防范地质灾害可能性。古城墙建于1800多年前,是重要的文化景点。安徽省部分地区也经历暴雨,15.6万人被疏散,全省有65.9万人受灾。

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Thunderstorm Alerts Issued for '13 Counties' Until Evening! Heavy Thunderstorms Hit '5 Counties' Again

Reported about 1 year ago

The Central Weather Bureau issued a heavy rain alert for 13 counties and cities, warning of short periods of heavy rainfall due to vigorous convection cloud development. The probability of heavy rain occurring in areas including Kaohsiung to the north, Yilan, Hualien mountainous areas, Taoyuan, Chiayi, and Tainan, along with precautions against thunder and strong gusts, collapses, landslides, and flash floods are highlighted. Additionally, thunderstorm alerts for 'Chiayi City, Chiayi County, Tainan City' and 'Taichung City, Nantou County' were issued with specific durations. More details can be found in the original article.

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Mount Olive School Counselor Settles Discrimination Lawsuit for $300K

Reported about 1 year ago

A middle school counselor and anti-bullying specialist, Megan Troup, settled a discrimination lawsuit against the Morris County district for $300,000 following accusations of mishandling bullying complaints. The settlement notes no blame was taken, and Troup will return to work at the district's chosen elementary school after being placed on a paid leave of absence. The case highlights a tumultuous period for the district, with Superintendent Robert Zywicki involved in his litigation against board members. The settlement concludes a series of legal battles surrounding alleged mishandling of bullying incidents within the school district.

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East District Crowded! Kim Ji-won Down-to-Earth Appearance in Taipei; Longing for Mango Ice Cream, King Jay Chou Hints at August Concert Setting Fans Screaming, Only Hope for 'Back to Taipei Arena'

Reported about 1 year ago

Taipei's East District was bustling as the female lead of the Korean drama 'The Queen of Tears,' Kim Ji-won, and Taiwanese music icon Jay Chou appeared together at the opening event of the new DIOR concept store at the Shin Kong Mitsukoshi Diamond Towers Building 2, attracting thousands of fans causing chaos on Zhongxiao East Road. Kim Ji-won, on her first public visit to Taiwan, expressed her excitement to try Taiwanese cuisine, especially bubble tea and mango ice cream. Jay Chou surprised everyone by revealing plans for a concert in August, eagerly waiting for the Taipei Arena's confirmation.

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