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Breaking News: 4-car Collision on South Taoyuan Section of National Freeway No. 2! Taxi Squeezed like a Sandwich, Gravel Truck Bent into 'ㄑ' Shape

Reported 8 months ago

On June 17, 2024, around 12:30 pm, a 4-car chain collision occurred on the eastbound 14.1 km section of National Freeway No. 2 (Airport Branch) in South Taoyuan. A semi-trailer, taxi, van, and sedan collided for unknown reasons. The taxi was severely deformed and sandwiched between the inner lane and guardrail, while the front and body of the semi-trailer collided with the guardrail, forming a 'ㄑ' shape. Three people were injured, and the exact cause of the accident is still under investigation by the police.

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Ko Wen-je visits Legislative Yuan to meet with Huang Shan-shan! Holds private discussion on financial planning law for nearly half an hour

Reported 8 months ago

The Finance Committee of the Legislative Yuan will continue to review the 'Financial Planning Law' on the 19th, which involves the allocation of financial resources between the central and local governments. Ko Wen-je, chairman of the People First Party, visited the Legislative Yuan to discuss the amendment of the law with legislator Huang Shan-shan for about 30 minutes. Ko emphasized the need for clarity and transparency to the public regarding the law amendments, stating that it is a consensus across parties. The discussion is in anticipation of the upcoming review of the law and aims to address concerns related to fund distribution. Huang Shan-shan shared that Ko Wen-je came to understand the contents of the law amendments that mirror his presidential campaign policies, emphasizing practical solutions that benefit both the central and local governments.

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Huang Jen queries on the acquisition of F-16V from the US | Minister Kao Lihsiu responds that deliveries will be completed by the end of the year

Reported 8 months ago

At the Legislative Yuan's Foreign Affairs and National Defense Committee, KMT legislator Huang Jen questioned Defense Minister Kao Lihsiu about the delay in the acquisition of 1700 AGM-154 Joint Standoff Weapons (JSOW) and 100 launch systems from the US. Kao Lihsiu mentioned that after initial manufacturing challenges were resolved, all deliveries would be completed by the end of the year. The discussion also touched on the the plan to enhance Taiwan's air and sea defense capabilities, staffing arrangements after project completion, and concerns regarding talent retention and intellectual property. Additionally, updates were provided on the order of 66 F-16V fighter jets and AGM-154 missiles from the US, showcasing the progress and deadlines for these acquisitions.

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Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te Stirs Controversy with Former President Ma Ying-jeou

Reported 8 months ago

During the 100th anniversary celebration of the Army Academy, President Lai Ching-te emphasized Taiwan's stance against 'surrenderism,' prompting criticism from Ma Ying-jeou's office as being a 'provocative president.' In response, Defense Minister Gu Li-hsiung affirmed Taiwan's defensive stance and the need for determination against enemies, stressing the importance of asymmetric warfare to deter potential threats. Amid concerns of Chinese military activities in the region, Taiwan recorded the presence of Chinese vessels off its coast, leading to increased scrutiny by legislators regarding delays in U.S. arms sales to Taiwan.

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Taiwanese Retired Military Personnel Visiting China and Engaging in Information Warfare on Social Media - DPP Legislator Urges Defense Minister to Be Vigilant

Reported 8 months ago

DPP Legislator Luo Meiling expressed concerns about Taiwanese retired military personnel being invited to China for activities at the Huangpu Military Academy, potentially involving sharing personal information, influencing public perception, and impacting national security. She urged Defense Minister Gu Liuxiong to be vigilant and emphasized the importance of being aware of and managing these situations comprehensively to safeguard national interests. Furthermore, Luo highlighted concerns about Chinese information warfare targeting Taiwanese internet influencers and spreading misinformation on social platforms. The defense department's focus on media literacy, cognitive operations, and collaboration across government agencies to counter these threats was emphasized.

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Taiwan's Weather Outlook for the Week: Officially Entering Summer According to Experts

Reported 8 months ago

Starting with southwest winds and local thunderstorms ahead of a frontal boundary on Wednesday, the summer season is set to bring hot temperatures in Taiwan. Meteorologist Wu Sheng-yu noted the trend is shifting towards the hot season, with rain concentrated in the central and southern regions and occasional afternoon thunderstorms elsewhere. As the Pacific high pressure system strengthens and the frontal boundary moves further north, Taiwan is on track to officially enter summer with temperatures exceeding 36 degrees in some areas. The weather will progressively stabilize with decreasing rainfall and rising temperatures reaching 34-36 degrees, a trend expected to continue beyond June. While tropical disturbances are unlikely for now, vigilance is advised for potential developments later in the month.

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Taiwan Stock Market Close / Terry Gou Can Really Retire! Hon Hai (Foxconn) Breaks the 200 Yuan Barrier, Taiwan Stock Market Slightly Drops to 22496 Points

Reported 8 months ago

On June 17, 2024, Hon Hai's stock price reached 200 yuan, hitting the 'Terry Gou retirement price.' The Taiwan stock market opened low and continued to drop, with the weighted index reaching a historical high of 22567.34 points before closing slightly down by 8.19 points, at 22496.53 points. Hon Hai's stock rose by 2 yuan to 200 yuan, fulfilling Terry Gou's retirement price promise. TSMC and MediaTek's stock prices decreased, while Largan Precision's stock rose significantly.

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Taiwanese Player Ko Ching-Hsien Joins Dodgers, Receives Blessings from Yamamoto and Kershaw

Reported 8 months ago

Taiwanese high school standout baseball player Ko Ching-Hsien officially joined the Los Angeles Dodgers on June 17th, with the team recognizing his potential as being similar to Cody Bellinger. Dodgers' executives and coaches, including Dave Roberts, Yamamoto, and Clayton Kershaw, recorded video messages to welcome Ko to the team. Ko expressed his childhood dream of playing in the MLB and his admiration for Dodger stars like Bellinger and Shohei Ohtani. The Dodgers have high hopes for Ko and plan to start him in the rookie league, monitoring his progress towards potentially dominating in the big league in the future.

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President Tsai Reiterates Refusal to Accept 'First Battle Means Final Battle' Surrenderism

Reported 8 months ago

President Tsai Ing-wen attended the centennial celebration of the Huangpu Military Academy, expressing to the armed forces the rejection of surrenderism that accepts 'first battle means final battle'. This statement was directed at former President Ma Ying-jeou, who was criticized by Ma's office for 'president should avoid provoking conflict'. Minister of Defense Chiu Kuo-cheng stressed that Taiwan has never sought war, with the goal being to strengthen self-defense capabilities and weaken the Chinese Communist Party's objective of attacking Taiwan. President Tsai's remarks were in response to criticisms from various officials, with discussions also touching on the idea of allowing non-citizens to serve in the military to supplement manpower, a proposition that is seen as requiring further consideration given current circumstances.

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Low Salary but Earn 10 Million by 1 Trick: Internet Criticizes Risk of Going to Zero

Reported 8 months ago

Ning Yuchen, a netizen, shared a method to quickly earn 10 million by monthly investing in ETFs, then using the profits for high-return stocks. Despite the netizen's excitement over this technique, others criticized the high risk involved, warning against potential losses and emphasizing the benefits of conservative ETF investing for low-income earners.

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Defense Minister Gu Cancels Vacation Reporting and Collective Punishment, Opposing Collective Punishment Personally

Reported 8 months ago

During a legislative session, Kuomintang lawmaker Ma Wenjun questioned Defense Minister Gu Lixiong about the possibility of collective punishment if a major event occurs during vacations. Gu responded by expressing his personal disapproval of collective punishment. Gu's decision to cancel traditional bayonet training and vacation reporting rules for military personnel was also discussed during the session. Furthermore, Gu emphasized the importance of soldiers' self-discipline and timely reporting of significant incidents. Various reporting methods like online voting and video calls were also mentioned, with Gu reiterating the need for strict adherence to reporting protocols within the military.

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KMT Legislator Wang Hung-wei Pointed Out DPP's 'New Three Treasures', Welcomes Them to Speak Throughout Taiwan

Reported 8 months ago

KMT Legislator Wang Hung-wei named DPP's 'new three treasures' including Taoyuan City Councilor Yu Bei-chen, DPP Legislator Shen Po-yang, and DPP Policy Executive Director Wang Yi-chuan, welcoming them to speak extensively throughout Taiwan as their remarks would just become jokes. She expressed disappointment in DPP for allowing the new three treasures to become the party's spokespersons, describing it as a kind of decadence and sorrow. KMT welcomes the DPP's 'new three treasures' to speak nationwide as their statements will only turn into jokes.

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Incorrect Information on 'Has the US Epidemic Worsened Again? Is the Omicron BA.4, BA.5 More Toxic?'

Reported 8 months ago

Taiwan FactCheck Center's report #3071 on June 17, 2024, debunks the claim that the Omicron BA.4 and BA.5 variants are more toxic, stating that the main Omicron variant circulating in the US is JN.1 KP.3. While cases are rising, severity has not increased significantly. The circulating variants are not BA.4 or BA.5. The claim originated in 2021 and resurfaced with incorrect details. Experts confirm the current variants spread fast but severity remains similar, advising vaccination to reduce risks.

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What Does It Feel Like When Your Company Is 5 Minutes Away From Home? Former Commuters Reveal the Drawbacks: Always Being Called Upon

Reported 8 months ago

Many commuters long for the ability to live near their workplace or school. The dream conditions of 'high pay, low workload, and close to home' are highly sought after, allowing individuals to sleep in longer and even go home during breaks. Despite the advantages, some former commuters have pointed out various drawbacks, sparking discussions. A recent post on the female forum of the online platform PTT asked about the experience of having a commute of less than 5 minutes to work, drawing responses ranging from the convenience of avoiding wet shoes in the rain to the constant availability for work-related emergencies when living so close to the office.

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歐弟宣布再婚再添寶貝!高爾宣送大紅包喜慶歡樂

Reported 8 months ago

歐漢聲(歐弟)透露圈外女友懷有女兒成為再度當爸幸福消息,打算在《原子少年2》節目最熱門一集登記結婚,今日出席記者會分享現在非常幸福的心情。同時,高爾宣和芮德喜訊宣布結婚及懷孕,好友健志送出10萬大紅包祝福,喜氣洋洋的消息令人振奮。

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Taipei Quality Piano Sales Recommended, New Electric Piano Tuning Lease

Reported 8 months ago

Muse Piano Experience Center in Taipei specializes in providing a professional piano showcase space for learners and performers, offering classical pianos, electric pianos, silent pianos for trial experiences, as well as piano tuning and leasing services. With 10 years of establishment, they have a wide range of piano types from traditional acoustic pianos to digital pianos, catering to customers' needs from beginners to advanced players. The founders emphasize on education and personalized service, making Muse a top choice for Taipei's quality piano sales recommendation.

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Man with HIV Hides Condition during Blood Draw, Accuses Doctor of Discrimination in Taiwan

Reported 8 months ago

Su Yifeng, a pulmonologist, expressed frustration when a patient with HIV concealed their condition during a blood draw and later anonymously accused the doctor of discrimination for questioning. Su Yifeng responded by citing regulations that infected individuals must disclose their status to healthcare providers, emphasizing the dangers posed to medical staff. Netizens debated about the ethical and legal implications of the situation, with some criticizing the patient for potentially endangering others. Overall, the incident sparked discussions on societal attitudes towards HIV/AIDS and healthcare practices in Taiwan.

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Canadian Man Forgets 'This Thing' After Winning Lottery, Almost Missing Out on Prize Money

Reported 8 months ago

A man in Ontario, Canada, won $1,186 CAD (about NT$28,000) in a lottery but almost missed out on the prize money because he forgot where he bought the ticket, failing to meet the redemption requirements. With the help of officials, he was finally able to claim his prize. The man, Rirong Zhou, a local Chinese Canadian, purchased the lottery ticket in April 2023 but only realized months later that he had won. After submitting a claim in October 2023 and facing delays, it was discovered he had forgotten the purchase location, essential for redemption according to the company's rules. After media scrutiny and inquiries, the lottery company reevaluated his case, and Zhou was notified that the prize check was on the way.

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Ukraine Peace Summit Concludes in Switzerland with Joint Support for Ukrainian Territorial Integrity

Reported 8 months ago

The two-day Ukraine Peace Summit concluded in Bullestock, Switzerland, on June 16 with dozens of participating countries unanimously agreeing in the final statement that achieving peace requires engagement and dialogue from all parties, reiterating commitments to Ukraine's independence and territorial integrity. Ukrainian President Zelensky emphasized the need for Russian troops to withdraw from Ukrainian territory to commence peace talks, also reaching out to China for support. Global leaders like French President Macron, US Vice President Harris, and EU Commission Chief criticized Putin's conditions for ceasefire, with Harris offering over $15 billion in aid for Ukraine. The summit aimed to discuss ending the 27-month Russian invasion and gather worldwide opinions, while Russia, not invited, expressed willingness for negotiations with guaranteed outcomes. India, Saudi Arabia, and UAE maintained neutrality and did not sign the joint statement condemning Russia, with India urging diplomatic dialogue for a peaceful resolution.

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Exclusive Staycation Experience in Penghu with Unique Beach Tours

Reported 8 months ago

Planning a vacation can be stressful and time-consuming, but Penghu's recommended exclusive staycation at the '澄緣/念念/宸楓民宿' promises a worry-free travel experience. Established in 2017, these accommodations offer unique designs and convenience with complete travel services including comfortable stay, packaged tours, and car rental options. Guests can also enjoy special boat trips to hidden beaches and islands like Tieshan, Gupoyu, Jibei, Mudou, and engaging in various water activities. Whether you're a family, group of friends, or students on a graduation trip, '澄緣/念念/宸楓民宿' caters to all, making it a fantastic choice for a relaxing and enjoyable Penghu getaway.

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Popular Basque Cake Shop in Taipei Suddenly Closes Without Warning Due to Staff Shortage

Reported 8 months ago

A well-known dessert shop in Taipei near Shuanglian MRT Station, specializing in the popular Basque cake, announced its closure on July 14th due to a lack of staff. The shop, founded by Kun Chang-Hong, offered a variety of desserts made with high-quality ingredients like fillet cream cheese, American California fresh cream cheese, French Isigny white cheese, Norman fresh cream, and Japanese Honoka sugar. Recognized for their Basque cake, French chocolate cake, and matcha cake, the closure has disappointed many loyal customers. To thank customers, the shop will offer certain menu items at opening prices from June 15th until closure, including their No.1 Basque Cheesecake, cinnamon rolls, and Cat's Tongue cookies. Moreover, the shop reminds customers that their LINE point card service will end on the same day, urging customers to use their points before closure.

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College Student Receives Note in Library Thinking it's a Love Letter, Ends up in Embarrassment

Reported 8 months ago

A female college student in China recently went to the library to study and received a note from a male student sitting across from her. Expecting it to be a love confession, she was shocked to discover the note was actually about her foot odor, causing her extreme embarrassment. The male student politely pointed out that her feet smelled and suggested she improve her hygiene, leading to a social death moment for the young woman.

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Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an Responds to Wang Shih-chien's Comments on Blue Magpies

Reported 8 months ago

During a DPP event in Taipei, DPP legislator Wang Shih-chien claimed that the KMT has no 'blue magpies' and called for a new election. Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an responded by questioning if this was an appropriate statement. The 'Parliament Reform Five Laws Reconsideration Bill' will be voted on in the Legislative Yuan on the 21st, with both camps organizing events and gatherings leading up to the vote.

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Demolition of the Largest Hazardous Building in Changhua! Yunlin's 'Golden Empire' Covering 1530 Ping to be Demolished in October

Reported 8 months ago

The 'Golden Empire' building in Yunlin City, covering 1530 ping and comprising various businesses, hotels, KTVs, was a prominent local landmark over 20 years ago. However, after being deemed a hazardous building post the 921 earthquake, with a recent exodus of ground-floor vendors following the Hualien earthquake, the local government has finally secured over 60% of landowners' agreement for urban renewal. The building is set to undergo demolition starting in October after years of abandonment and failed attempts to resolve complex ownership issues.

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