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Korean Boy Band Teen Top's Chunji Holds First Overseas Fan Meeting in Taiwan, Expresses Desire to Try Taiwanese Cuisine

Reported about 1 year ago

Korean boy band Teen Top's member, Chunji, is set to hold his first solo fan meeting in Taiwan on July 21 at CLAPPER STUDIO, following the success of his bandmates Niel and Ricky's activities in Taiwan. Chunji is excited to meet his fans and fulfill their wishes, expressing his nervousness and excitement for his first overseas performance. He also aims to try various Taiwanese delicacies and explore the local sights recommended by his fans, promising a memorable night for everyone with solo performances and interactive sessions. Chunji also hints at possible collaborations and surprises during the fan meeting.

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International Asteroid Day: Taipei Astronomical Museum to Live Stream Close Encounter of Asteroid with Earth Tonight

Reported about 1 year ago

Tomorrow (6/30) is International Asteroid Day, and tonight (6/29) the Taipei Astronomical Museum announced that an asteroid will pass closely by Earth at 10 PM. The museum will be live streaming the event. International Asteroid Day was established by the United Nations in 2016 to commemorate significant asteroid impacts and raise awareness about potential asteroid collision risks. The museum interviewed experts to provide insights on asteroids and will livestream the close encounter of asteroid 2024 MK with Earth tonight, offering viewers a chance to witness the event. However, scientists have not identified any asteroids that pose a confirmed threat of collision with Earth at the moment.

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Taiwanese Legislature Initiating Constitutional Interpretation Process on Bill Expansion - Legislator Wu Szu-yao: No Legislator Should Override the Constitution

Reported about 1 year ago

Legislator Wu Szu-yao recently posted on social media that the Constitutional Court has accepted the Democratic Progressive Party's petition seeking a constitutional interpretation, reminding both the opposition Kuomintang and People First Party that 'no legislator should be above the constitution'. This comes after the passage of the 'Parliament Reform Bill' with the joint effort of the Kuomintang and People First Party, prompting the Democratic Progressive Party to file for a constitutional interpretation to temporarily freeze the implementation of the new law. Legislator Wu emphasized the importance of upholding the constitution and stated that their party has diligently prepared for the legal challenge.

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High Temperatures in 15 Counties and Cities, Greater Taipei Area Surges to 37°C, Risk of Heat Injuries, Afternoon Heavy Rain in Northern Central and Eastern Taiwan

Reported about 1 year ago

According to the Central Weather Bureau, today will be sweltering across Taiwan, with 15 counties and cities on high-temperature alert, predicting temperatures as high as 36°C, reaching 37°C in the Greater Taipei area, central and southern mountain regions. Afternoon heavy rain is likely in northern central areas, Yilan, and Hualien. With southwest winds blowing today, there are chances of brief showers or thunderstorms in the afternoon, especially in central and northern regions, Yilan and Hualien areas, and other mountainous areas, requiring vigilance against intense rain, lightning, and strong gusts.

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Legislative hearing on Election and Recall Law next week! Former member Huang Jie unable to bear it: KMT should stop pushing it further

Reported about 1 year ago

The Kuomintang caucus in the Legislative Yuan plans to include amendments to the 'Election and Recall Law' in the Internal Administration Committee next week, raising concerns from former member Huang Jie, who criticized the Kuomintang for being too hasty and afraid, immediately targeting the 'Election and Recall Law.' Huang Jie suggested that the Kuomintang should stop pushing boundaries and not challenge the public's patience, as otherwise the Kuomintang in 2026 would surely face the consequences. The amendment proposes raising the recall threshold to 'votes in favor exceeding the votes the official received when elected.'

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Protecting Overseas Students: Ministry of Education Combats International Scams

Reported about 1 year ago

In order to safeguard the safety of students studying abroad, the Ministry of Education in Taiwan has compiled and updated a presentation titled 'Common Overseas Scam Techniques and Prevention', aiming to raise students' awareness of scam methods and prevent them from falling victim. The presentation covers various scam scenarios such as phone scams, ATM scams, email scams, text message scams, rental scams, and online friend scams, providing prevention and handling methods. Students are advised to follow the three steps 'Listen, Hang up, Check' when dealing with phone scams, and encouraged to seek advice from senior students and participate in overseas Taiwanese student associations and activities to learn from their experiences. The Ministry also urges students to be cautious of unfamiliar calls, emails, and messages, refrain from sending money or sharing personal information, and stay vigilant to protect themselves and their peers.

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Singapore and Hong Kong Crackdown on Wild Pigeons Due to Health Risks

Reported about 1 year ago

Wild pigeons in Singapore are being targeted for management due to their high breeding rate and potential to carry diseases like histoplasmosis, cryptococcosis, and psittacosis. Authorities are implementing actions to control the pigeon population by limiting food sources and resorting to humane destruction methods. On the other hand, Hong Kong is imposing a heavy fine of up to 420,000 HKD for feeding wild pigeons under the revised Wildlife Protection Ordinance, effective from August 1, 2024. The move aims to curb the overpopulation of pigeons, which can lead to disease transmission and public health issues.

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【錯誤】大蔥是否加速血栓形成?營養師解析內容不實

Reported about 1 year ago

MyGoPen網站在2024年6月28日下午8:40發布了一段網傳影片,引用了關於大蔥是否加速血栓形成的錯誤訊息。專家指出,蔥的普林含量很低,所以傳聞是錯誤的;然而,高普林飲食確實可能增加心血管疾病風險。建議公眾在收到可疑內容時,應上網查證,避免轉發來自內容農場或網紅的訊息。營養師澄清,大蔥屬於低普林食物,並指出慢性病不會單因特定食物而造成,均衡飲食才是關鍵。

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Fact Check: Former US Intelligence Official Claims Philippines is Only a Tool of the US? Video Source Not Reliable

Reported about 1 year ago

A video circulating online claims that a former US intelligence official stated the Philippines is just a tool of the US, not a friend. However, the video originates from a press conference by the Schiller Institute in Washington, focusing on nuclear war, with ties to China and disseminating misinformation. The official, Scott Ritter, while a former US Marine Corps intelligence officer, has a history of spreading false information and was convicted of sex crimes. Therefore, the video source and the claims made are not credible.

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Incorrect Information: 2024 Romantic Paris Olympics Promotional Video? Multiple Misleading Versions Circulating Online!

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 28, 2024, MyGoPen shared messages and various versions of a purported '2024 Romantic Paris Olympics promotional video' online. Upon verification, whether it's an animated frog or a live dancing video, none of them are official Paris Olympics promotional videos; the rumors are false. Various versions have been circulating, claiming to be the Paris Olympics video for 2024. However, after fact-checking, it was found that none of the circulated videos are related to the 2024 Paris Olympics.

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Misleading: Australia Experiencing Bird Flu Outbreak with Impending Food Ban? Fact Check Reveals False Information from Fake News Website

Reported about 1 year ago

A message circulated online on June 28th, 2024, falsely claimed that Australia was set to enforce food rationing and lockdown due to a bird flu outbreak, prohibiting the purchase of eggs and meat. While Australia has been dealing with avian influenza outbreaks in poultry farms since late May, leading to limited egg supplies, the claim originated from the fake news site 'The People’s Voice' and has no evidence supporting the government's implementation of food bans or rationing. The misinformation is inconsistent with the actual situation.

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Fact Check: Video of Solar Panel Being Washed with Hydrochloric Acid Circulating Online, but Experts Confirm Water and Brush is Adequate for Cleaning to Avoid Corrosion

Reported about 1 year ago

A video and message circulating online since June 28, 2024, claimed that solar panel installers were using hydrochloric acid to clean solar panels. Experts confirmed with MyGoPen that solar panels only require cleaning with water and a brush. The use of corrosive solutions like hydrochloric acid could damage the panels, frames, and wirings. Inquiries found that the original video source was TikTok user '00887799go' and the claim was debunked by experts from universities and industry associations. It was concluded that using only water for cleaning solar panels is sufficient, and the use of hydrochloric acid would lead to damage rather than effective cleaning.

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Dua Lipa與Tame Impala的Kevin Parker演唱《The Less I Know the Better》

Reported about 1 year ago

在Glastonbury的表演中,流行天后Dua Lipa與Tame Impala的Kevin Parker進行了合唱,演唱了該樂團2015年的熱歌《The Less I Know the Better》。他們在舞台上互相交換旋律,並一同為副歌起舞。Parker在Lipa最近發行的專輯《Radical Optimism》中擔任了七首歌曲的製作人和共同作者,兩人的合作獲得了不少好評。

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Man Eats Noodles with Both Hands While Girlfriend Helps Steer on Highway

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 28, 2024, a dangerous driving video went viral online, showing a man eating noodles with one hand and using chopsticks with the other while his girlfriend helped steer the wheel as they drove on a highway. The man uploaded the outrageous video himself, praising his girlfriend's steering skills, but it sparked outrage among netizens who criticized the reckless behavior. The police stated that the driver had committed a violation and could face a fine of up to 36,000 yuan for dangerous driving. Reminder not to imitate such behavior.

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Japanese 'Morinaga Small Bread' Suspected of Contamination with Animal Feces, TFDA: 6 Taiwanese Importers Received 231 Kilograms

Reported about 1 year ago

Japanese food giant Morinaga Seika faced a food safety crisis as its baby bread cookie 'マンナボーロ' (Mannaboro) was found to possibly contain small animal feces, leading to an urgent product recall. Taiwan's Food and Drug Administration stated that 6 local importers received a total of 231.92 kilograms of the product and are verifying if they match the items being recalled by the manufacturer. Morinaga initiated the recall after suspected contamination during production, although no health issues have been reported. The company apologized and promised stricter management to prevent similar incidents in the future.

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The Mole Season 2 Premiere Recap: A New Saboteur Is On the Loose!

Reported about 1 year ago

Netflix's second season of The Mole brings a new location in Malaysia with a fresh host and a new Mole. The players' first challenge involves an assault course where they must stop intruders from entering cars at the end. With suspicions and trust tests arising, the episode ends with Neesh, Deanna, and Jennifer at risk of elimination. Viewers are left wondering who will be the first to leave in Episode 2.

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Elderly Woman, 84, Struck and Killed While Running Across Railroad Tracks in Russia

Reported about 1 year ago

In Krasnoyarsk, Russia, an 84-year-old woman was tragically hit and killed by a speeding train after ignoring warning signals and attempting to cross the tracks. The incident, which occurred on June 23rd, also involved two other individuals who disregarded the approaching train. Despite the train driver's efforts to alert and brake, the elderly woman could not outrun the train and lost her life before emergency services arrived. This incident serves as a sobering reminder against risky behavior. More stories on the Three Media Network cover topics like new property hoarding taxes, extreme heat warnings, and political debates.

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Extreme Heat in 15 Cities with Temperatures Reaching 38 Degrees, Afternoon Thunderstorms Expand

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 28, 2024, afternoon temperatures soared to 38 degrees, with the possibility of afternoon thunderstorms. With the environment shifting to southwestern winds on June 29, localized rainfall began in southern areas early in the morning, leading to an increased chance of brief showers or thunderstorms in the central and southern regions, particularly south of Yunlin and Chiayi. Other areas remained mostly cloudy to clear, but afternoon thunderstorms were still likely, with higher chances of rain in the northern central regions, Yilan-Hualien areas, and other mountainous regions, prompting vigilance for severe weather phenomena like short but intense rainfall, lightning strikes, and strong gusts of wind. The Central Weather Bureau issued high-temperature alerts for 15 cities and counties on June 29, advising caution as temperatures increase. Meteorologist Lin Ting-yi warned of potential localized heavy rain in the northern central regions, Yilan-Hualien areas, and other mountainous regions, while temperatures ranged from 32 to 36 degrees in many areas, with Taipei, and the areas around the capital and the central and southern regions, having a likelihood of temperatures around 37 degrees or higher. Saturday and Monday forecasted isolated brief showers or thunderstorms in central and southern areas, with a chance of heavier rains in the south and noticeable afternoon thunderstorms. The following predictions mentioned an expansion in the thunderstorm affected areas and advised attentiveness to severe weather risks like intense short-duration rainfall, thunderstorms, and strong winds, particularly in the backwind southeast areas.

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Best Type of Business to Open on the Ground Floor of a Residential Building: Many Prefer Banks

Reported about 1 year ago

In a discussion among netizens on June 28, 2024, about what type of business is best to open on the ground floor of a residential building, many people suggested that a bank is the ideal choice. The primary reasons cited were the shorter business hours of banks, police patrols providing added security, and the absence of odors and noise typically associated with restaurants. Suggestions included banks, pharmacies, clinics, flower shops, and drink shops, while convenience stores and noisy establishments were generally disliked. Some netizens advocated for a return to simplicity by having no businesses on the ground floor.

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Juniors Duo and Influencer Make Changhua Famous: Over 1 Million Views, Appointed as Tourism Ambassadors

Reported about 1 year ago

Two junior high school graduates from Chang'an Junior High, A-Jia and Xiao Zhuang, took the initiative to bring an influencer on a tour of Changhua, visiting 21 attractions in 8 days with the video reaching over 1.22 million views. In recognition of their successful promotion of Changhua, the city mayor awarded them certificates of appreciation and appointed them as lifelong tourism ambassadors. The unexpected popularity also led to A-Jia being approached to plan guided tours and attract travelers. They will have a friendly competitive guided tour with the mayor during the summer holidays to promote Changhua further.

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Taiwan-Philippine Collaboration in South China Sea: Manila Sends Nearly 30 Coast Guard Members to Taiwan for Training

Reported about 1 year ago

The article discusses the ongoing cooperation between Taiwan and the Philippines in maritime affairs, despite past tensions such as the Guang Da Xing incident in 2013. Recently, around 30 Philippine coast guard officers have been sent to Taiwan for training, indicating a growing partnership in the security domain. The collaboration includes areas like coast guard training, disaster response, tourism, trade, and agriculture. The two countries are also considering establishing a long-term academic exchange mechanism. The article highlights the shift in Philippines' maritime awareness due to China's expansionist activities, with the support of countries like the US and Australia in enhancing the Philippines' maritime defense capabilities.

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Taiwan's League of Legends PCS Match Interrupted Due to Power Failure; Official Delays Game

Reported about 1 year ago

During the first day of the Pacific Championship Series (PCS) match in Taiwan on June 28, the broadcast was interrupted halfway due to a power outage, causing the screen to go blank. Taiwan Power Company confirmed that the issue was due to a faulty switch, and the officials stated that the match will be rescheduled. Fans were left bewildered as the unexpected power failure led to the disruption of the broadcast. The organizers are working to rectify the situation and provide further updates.

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Hu Ge shines in 'Blooming Flowers'! Wins Best Actor at Magnolia Awards without taking credit: Honor belongs to the cast and crew

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 28, 2024, Hu Ge won multiple awards at the 29th Shanghai Magnolia Awards for his role in the highly anticipated TV series 'Blooming Flowers', including Best Actor. The series, set in Shanghai in the 1990s, tells the story of ordinary individuals overcoming challenges and changing their destinies through hard work. Hu Ge graciously attributed the success to the collective effort of the entire cast and crew during his acceptance speech for Best Drama, emphasizing their dedication and commitment to the production.

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Unbelievable Japan Toilet Stories that Shock Foreigners

Reported about 1 year ago

LIVE JAPAN on June 28, 2024, explores surprising experiences of foreigners encountering Japan's toilet culture. From reactions to high-tech bidet toilets to the shock of encountering traditional squat toilets, foreigners share their thoughts. The cleanliness of Japanese toilets, the differences in toilet fees across countries, and Japan's efforts to make toilets more foreigner-friendly for events like the Tokyo Olympics are also discussed. Discover the amazing world of Japanese toilets that leaves many in awe!

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Foreign Investors Suggest Adding More Stocks! Semiconductor Giant's Stock Plays Bright with 20,000 Lots Volume, Reveals 3 Bullish Factors Driving Price and Volume Growth

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 28, 2024, Taiwan's stock market closed with a 0.55% increase, driven in part by news of Samsung shifting RF component procurement to Asian gallium arsenide plants, leading to an estimated 225 million units of Apple iPhones shipping in 2025. Foreign investors have upgraded gallium arsenide giant Win Semiconductors to 'suggest adding more' due to positive prospects. The stock price surged on Friday with a strong show of 26,000 lots traded, securing its position as a leader in both volume and price. Additionally, six other stocks showed gains and increased volume, with notable performers like Canon, Shin Kong Financial Holding, and United Microelectronics Corporation.

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