Reported about 1 year ago
The Legislative Yuan rejected the Executive Yuan's motion to appeal against the amendment bill on parliamentary powers, prompting President Lai Ching-te to announce plans to interpret the Constitution on Monday. KMT Chairman Chu Li-lun stated that according to the Constitution, following the rejection of an appeal, the premier should immediately accept that decision or resign, with no room for alternatives. Despite disagreements, Chu emphasized the need for compliance with the law and Constitution by the government agencies, stressing the importance of upholding Taiwan's constitutional principles.
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Reported about 1 year ago
在漢光40演習即將進行重大變革的情況下，國民黨國防外交委員會邀請參謀總長梅家樹前往立法院接受備詢。這是25年來首次有參謀總長前往立院備詢，此前的場景是25年前唐飛總長身穿軍裝，而這次梅家樹決定穿西裝，認為時空環境已經改變。
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Reported about 1 year ago
To increase the reach of anti-scam awareness messages, Keelung City Police Department collaborated with the Municipal Civil Affairs Office to conduct extensive dissemination of the latest scam prevention information throughout neighborhoods. Through long-term engagement with community leaders and residents, the initiative aims to reduce the risk of residents falling victim to scams. The Civil Affairs Office has planned a series of self-improvement activities for community leaders starting on June 26, with the first day featuring the Anti-Scam Promotion Team providing detailed explanations of various scam techniques, particularly focusing on recent increases in fraudulent investment schemes. Residents are advised to carefully evaluate investment opportunities, avoid dubious channels or platforms, and be cautious of high-profit and low-risk investment promises, as these could be indicators of scams. The collaboration aims to empower community leaders to spread anti-scam knowledge across all corners of society, emphasizing the importance of staying vigilant and seeking verification to safeguard personal finances against scams.
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Reported about 1 year ago
A man in Taichung, Taiwan, developed symptoms of food poisoning such as diarrhea, abdominal pain, and vomiting after eating roasted oysters with friends at a hot pot restaurant, leading to hospitalization for suspicion of infection with Vibrio parahaemolyticus. Six people in total were hospitalized with similar symptoms after dining together, prompting the hospital to notify the health department. The incident highlighted the importance of consuming fresh seafood and practicing food hygiene to prevent common foodborne infections like V. parahaemolyticus, which can be killed by thorough cooking. The restaurant was inspected for food safety violations, and samples were collected for testing.
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Reported about 1 year ago
On June 26, 2024, at 2:45 am on Zhonghua Road in Uzai District, Taichung, residents reported hearing cries for help from underground for several days. It was later discovered that a 60-year-old man was trapped in a culvert. The authorities excavated the road surface to rescue him. Nearby residents speculated that the man may have crawled in from a nearby drainage grate.
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Reported about 1 year ago
In Taiwan, a woman in her 80s took care of her husband who was diagnosed with COVID-19, but unfortunately, she also contracted the virus and fell in the hospital. This unexpected turn of events led to the couple becoming roommates in the hospital. This case highlights the increasing challenges faced by both patients and caregivers in the midst of rising COVID-19 cases in Taiwan.
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Reported about 1 year ago
乾杯集團旗下麻辣鍋品牌「麻辣45」台中中港店轉型成首家吃到飽品牌「麻辣45放題」，將在7月1日正式開幕，提供和牛油麻辣鍋搭配超過50道食材、日澳和牛吃到飽，售價799元起。活動還加碼送海鮮，預計將掀起熱潮。店內湯底使用100%和牛油打造，與乾杯的特色和牛結合，吸引許多食客喜愛。
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Reported about 1 year ago
Taiwan Lottery revealed the story of a truck driver winning the 5.34 billion Power Lottery jackpot. The 50-year-old man, who frequently buys lottery tickets, bought a ticket for 300 NT dollars while waiting at a red light on his motorcycle, which ultimately changed his life. He generously donated 26 million NT dollars to charity and plans to give more to help remote areas. Despite his newfound wealth, he still wishes to continue working as a truck driver and refuses to become a boss.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Kung Hsiu-hsien, the chairman of the 'Fat Car Association', who garnered President Tsai Ing-wen as his fan, passed away at the age of 52. Kung was known for his exceptional car modification skills and had been creating campaign vehicles for numerous political figures for over a decade. His passing was confirmed by friends and family on his Facebook page, leaving many netizens shocked. In his farewell post, Kung expressed gratitude and advised not to be sorrowful but to continue supporting each other and moving forward with hope, indicating his departure to the next journey.
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Reported about 1 year ago
On June 26, 2024, US Ambassador to the US, Yu Da-keung, was accused of extravagantly spending public funds on a luxurious lifestyle, leading to escalating controversy. Yu Da-keung held a press conference across the ocean in response, denying the allegations as untrue and expressing deep regret. However, People First Party legislator Huang Kuo-chang demanded the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to release Yu Da-keung's shopping list, but received a 'confidential' response, prompting Huang Kuo-chang to criticize it as being unnecessarily secretive.
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Reported about 1 year ago
A fatal motorcycle accident occurred on Highway 84 in Guantian on June 7th, where a 17-year-old female passenger named Lin lost her life. The male rider surnamed Shen was transporting Lin from New Taipei City to Tainan's Xinhua District when they crashed into a guardrail, resulting in one death and one injury. Lin's older sister, devastated by the loss, shared a heartbreaking post on social media, recounting a dream where her sister covered in blood was taken to the hospital and expressed a desire to go home, only to wake up and receive the tragic news of her sister's passing.
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Reported about 1 year ago
On June 26, 2024, Jay Chou mentioned at an event that he has cleared his schedule for August and expressed hope for a concert at Taipei Arena, awaiting confirmation. Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an responded positively, aiming to quickly resolve restrictions to facilitate large-scale events, including concerts, at the arena. The city council will be voting on the issue, with the mayor emphasizing collaboration for the approval of hosting concerts at the venue.
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Reported about 1 year ago
In the second season of 'Who's the Victim,' actors Chang Hsiao-chuan and Hsu Wei-ning went from work partners to lovers. Hsu admitted to initial doubts about their on-screen romance but emphasized their relationship being more like family due to the need for understanding and tolerance. The show has gained popularity on Netflix, particularly in Taiwan, and focuses on themes of love and understanding. Citing emotional scenes between Chang and Lee Mu, the actors highlight the importance of expressing love and understanding. The show has resonated with viewers across different countries, with intense scenes prompting actor Chang to joke, 'I strongly recommend against watching it while eating!'
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Reported about 1 year ago
The '2024 Hualien Summer Love Carnival' concert will be held for five consecutive days from July 3rd to 7th at Dongdamen Square in Hualien City. In addition to the previously announced headliners such as versatile singer-songwriter Nickthereal, the popular idol group W0LF(S), the event will feature renowned bands like Kowen, dancing queen Winnie, and ballad queen Ding Dang. The lineup promises exciting performances and the artists express their love for Hualien's relaxing atmosphere, delicious food, and beautiful landscapes, with plans to return for future projects. Kowen, Winnie, and Ding Dang are all excited to showcase their talents, with special preparations and surprises planned for the audience.
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Reported about 1 year ago
On June 26, 2024, at 2:44 am, Zhang Jing received a call from the media inquiring about the Chief of General Staff's visit to the Foreign Affairs and National Defense Committee of the Legislative Yuan for an inquiry. Zhang responded that this inquiry was only in accordance with the needs of national defense administration and would not become a domestic political focus. The article explained historical context surrounding such inquiries and emphasized that the real decision-making power lies with the Defense Minister rather than the Chief of General Staff.
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Reported about 1 year ago
On June 26, 2024, in a report by CTI News, it was revealed that Liu Qiao'an, known for being the 'Sunflower Goddess,' responded for the first time after being cut by 'Overseas Aliens.' She expressed her desire to quietly do something to clear her conscience and confessed to being a terminal lymphoma cancer patient. Allegations against her including boasting about donating books to the Boston Public Library to 'put Taiwan on the world map' without actually donating were refuted by Liu Qiao'an. 'Overseas Aliens' decided to cut ties with her due to her involvement in criminal cases, including drug-related issues, to avoid diverting attention from their activities.
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Reported about 1 year ago
TVBS News Online Video, June 26, 2024, 2:44 AM. Outrageous! Veteran artist Long Tianxiang, after drinking with friends last night (6/26), refused to pay the 420 yuan taxi fare and got into an argument with the driver. Police were called to the scene, but he ended up pushing and shouting at the officers, leading to his being restrained by a female officer and taken to the police station for control.
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Reported about 1 year ago
During the shareholder meeting on June 26, 2024, Taiwan Shipyard criticized former naval advisor Kuo Hsi for the company's poor performance and alleged issues with the chairman Cheng Wen-lung's personal conduct. Amidst the intense atmosphere at the meeting, Kuo Hsi sharply criticized the company in a written statement, prompting Cheng Wen-lung to announce plans to sue Kuo Hsi formally.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Taipei City Police Vice Chief, 52-year-old Lin Yue-Kuan, experienced sudden breathing difficulties at home on the night of June 23 and was urgently taken to the hospital by family members. Upon arrival, he lost consciousness and fell into a coma, requiring the use of a ventilator. Fortunately, his condition has since improved, but he remains under observation in the intensive care unit. Lin was diagnosed with acute asthma induced by 'pneumococcus' and was successfully saved by the ventilator. He has gradually stabilized, and the ventilator has been removed, as he continues to be monitored in the ICU.
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Reported about 1 year ago
An exclusive report revealed a case where a 60-year-old elder in Taipei received a call from someone posing as a social worker from Kaohsiung, claiming that the victim's ID had been used fraudulently to claim aid money. Believing the fake police instructions, the victim opened a bank account for online transfers as requested. Subsequently, the scammers coerced the victim into setting up a property mortgage at a land office in the name of assisting a fake investigation. This type of scam has reportedly caused losses exceeding millions, with many elderly victims falling prey due to trust in government agencies and lack of legal knowledge. To combat such scams, the police have established prevention measures and advised the public to be cautious.
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Reported about 1 year ago
A couple surnamed Pan in Kaohsiung made 16 complaints to the city government since 2020 accusing their neighbor, a man surnamed Xie, of causing noise and odor issues, but the government found no evidence to support their claims. Xie later moved out and rented the house to a woman surnamed Zhu, prompting the Pans to send a registered letter to Zhu. Xie retaliated by suing the Pans, claiming his freedom from fear was violated, and the court ruled in favor of Xie, awarding him $10,000. The Pans argued they were within their rights to report Xie's actions, while Xie claimed the Pans' frequent complaints constituted harassment. The court found in favor of Xie, awarding a smaller compensation than he requested.
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Reported about 1 year ago
On June 26, 2024, on TVBS News, it was reported that due to hot weather, many tourists visit the cold springs in Su'ao. However, at the Wenxiaosi Ecological Pool, visitors expressed dissatisfaction as the pool appeared murky and filled with fallen leaves, lacking maintenance. Originally designated as a school site, due to declining student population, the land was returned to the landlord. Currently, the county government has asked Su'ao Elementary School nearby to assist with maintenance, but the school is struggling due to limited funds. The high iron content in the cold springs leads to the generation of oxides on the surface with exposure to sunlight, making cleaning efforts challenging.
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Reported about 1 year ago
The annual Taipei Fun-In Season of Films, popular among children and families, will run from June 28th to August 31st across 29 districts in Taipei, featuring 17 selected animated films. Mayor Lu Shiow-yen made a surprise appearance as Super Mario in the promotional video, offering prizes like a 43-inch LCD TV and tickets to Osaka for viewers. With a focus on animated films loved by families, the event promises interactive experiences and prizes, encouraging citizens to enjoy movies together and win rewards. The event is free to enter, with special surprises for attendees and collaboration with the local labor department to provide free massages at select screenings for a charitable element. Continuing the film season momentum is the Golden Horse Classic Film Exhibition and the Taipei International Animation Festival later in the year, aiming to enrich citizens' cinematic experiences and create a unique movie-watching atmosphere in Taipei.
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Reported about 1 year ago
TVBS News Network video on June 26, 2024, at 2:43 am reports that the super summer has arrived, with meteorologists warning that today and tomorrow (26th and 27th) will be the hottest days of the week. Kaohsiung's lighthouse recorded an extreme high temperature of 39.6 degrees Celsius, prompting people to come up with creative ways for sun protection. A cleaning lady was seen using extraordinary gear, causing bystanders to exclaim that she was like a 'super camouflager.'
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Reported about 1 year ago
The entire Bakersfield chapter of the Hells Angels Motorcycle Club in California was arrested by authorities as part of a kidnapping, robbery, and assault probe. This operation led to the arrest of seven suspects, including five active members of the Bakersfield Hells Angels chapter and two members of Sons of Hell. The arrests were made after a joint investigation involving the ATF, Kern County Sheriff's Office, and California Highway Patrol. The suspects have not yet been formally charged with allegations including kidnapping, robbery, criminal threats, and involvement in criminal activities.
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