Reported about 1 year ago
In order to create a digital twin smart city, the Taoyuan City Government is actively promoting and implementing Building Information Modeling (BIM) technology to advance a more comprehensive digital governance model. The Smart City Development Committee recently organized a 'BIM Application Training Workshop,' where participants from various departments collaborated on projects like 'Smart Sustainable Parks,' 'Fire Information Integration Simulation,' 'Tourism Planning Platform,' 'Unmanned Low Carbon Freight System,' 'AI Autonomous Bus Driving,' and 'Smart Tree Management,' showcasing the city government's vision for Taoyuan Smart City. Mayor Zhang Shan-zheng personally participated in the workshop results presentation to encourage and provide suggestions, emphasizing the importance of learning from commercial cases to cultivate more application abilities in the future. By integrating BIM and GIS map systems in areas such as smart buildings, urban management, engineering construction, disaster response, and tourism, it is believed that the city government will continue to apply relevant techniques effectively.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
During a recent interview at the Legislative Yuan, Taiwanese Premier Su Tseng-chang commented on reports that a Chinese media journalist was closely monitoring and ensuring that a political talk show on a local television station met the requirements of the Taiwan Affairs Office. Su mentioned that the situation should be handled by law enforcement agencies, emphasizing the significance of the National Communications Commission (NCC). He expressed hope for speedy approval of personnel appointment rights by the legislature, allowing the NCC to function as an independent and professional entity.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
Premier Su Tseng-chang was interviewed on June 24, 2024, expressing concern over a report that a local TV station's political talk show had significant involvement from a Chinese Xinhua News Agency journalist in terms of themes and scripts, even monitoring the studio. Su emphasized the importance of the National Communications Commission (NCC) and urged swift approval of personnel cases in the Legislative Yuan to ensure the NCC can independently exercise its duties. The TV station denied the allegations. Su emphasized the importance of the NCC and the need for its independence to carry out its responsibilities effectively.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
Former Chairman of Taiwan Kai Co., Qiu Fusheng, was investigated by prosecutors for suspected financial irregularities and was ordered to post bail of 1.5 million, with restrictions on travel and electronic monitoring. However, after waiting for 4 hours with no family or friends willing to help with bail, prosecutors changed to ordered restricted residence, travel, and electronic monitoring. Other former executives also posted bail, while one was released as a witness. The investigation stems from alleged financial improprieties related to filling a funding gap by misleadingly recording loans as real estate transactions in the company's 2021 financial statements due to poor financial conditions in 2020. The investigation is ongoing under the direction of the Taipei District Prosecutors Office's Black Money Division.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
Recently, Sun Peng's son Sun Anzuo (changed his name to Sun Jianhao), a well-known actor, has been in the media spotlight due to various controversial incidents. Last week, he was found carrying a gas pistol in Xinyi District and was taken by the police, restricted from leaving his residence, and held accountable by his father Sun Peng. Just seven days later, on the 23rd, he reappeared in Xinyi District, dancing and smoking, revealing that he has secured a new job in the technology industry, saying 'I've grown up!' Sun Anzuo was seen in a black T-shirt and sunglasses at the Taipei 101 Fountain Plaza, posing for photos imitating gestures from the anime 'Jujutsu Kaisen,' dancing enthusiastically and chatting with the public. He disclosed that he is currently busy with work, engaged in developing a project related to the technology industry, of which he couldn't reveal details due to confidentiality. Although his relationship with his family is good, he mentioned being occupied with work and less time spent at home, emphasizing his maturity.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
As COVID-19 resurges, respiratory specialist Su Yifeng mentioned that many elderly confirmed cases are being admitted to hospitals and clinics. The traditional peak season for respiratory viruses used to be in the winter, but now, they are circulating widely in the summer due to the coexistence with viruses after mask mandates were lifted, combined with the discomfort of wearing masks in hot weather. Su urges everyone to endure the heat, wear masks properly, and get through this wave. Ear, Nose, and Throat specialist Zhang Yihao also noted a high number of patients with fever, sore throat, and cough symptoms in clinics, which is atypical for summer. He emphasized the importance of distinguishing between flu and COVID-19 symptoms and advised consulting doctors for accurate diagnoses and treatment recommendations.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
A father in Taichung was filmed shouting at and physically abusing his son by kicking him while dropping him off, before speeding away and leaving the child stranded on the roadside until intervened by a passerby. The police and social services have responded, stating they will investigate further and identify the father to address the situation. The incident has sparked public outrage, with authorities expressing concerns for the child's well-being and considering possible violations of child protection laws.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
FTNN News reported on June 24th, 2024, that as the Taiwanese stock market plunged by 310.7 points due to pressure from leading AI chipmaker NVIDIA and TSMC's ADR, the shipping industry faced challenges from the Red Sea crisis and restrictions in the Panama Canal, causing a global rise in transportation costs. Despite this, shipping giants COSCO Shipping Lines, Evergreen Marine Corp., and Wan Hai Lines saw their stocks rise today in defiance. Wan Hai Lines surged over 3%, Evergreen rose over 2%, but slight pullbacks were observed later due to a decline in the European Line Shipping Futures Index. The global shipping crisis due to the Red Sea crisis and Panama Canal restrictions led to shortages in container markets, causing global port congestion.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
The US Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) issued a warning about a power bank sold at Costco with over 550,000 units sold, citing burn and fire hazards. The myCharge POWER HUB All-In-One 10,000mAh power banks with serial numbers ending in 21, 22, or 23 sold between January 2022 and November 2023 are being recalled. The CPSC has received reports of overheating during charging, with 120 incidents reported and 2 causing house fires resulting in property losses of about $165,000 each. Consumers are advised to stop using the power banks, contact the company for replacements, and should not dispose of them in regular trash or battery recycling bins due to potential hazards.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
Park Chul Hyun, the Korean actress known for her role in 'Extracurricular' on Netflix, shared her experience in the movie 'The 60-minute Manhunt.' She portrayed a popular internet celebrity who had to show various emotions within a limited time frame. Despite preparing 30 emotions in advance, she found herself expressing even more during filming. Park Chul Hyun also expressed excitement for her first live-streaming-themed script, putting effort into researching YouTubers. She also revealed how senior actress Kim Lee Jin taught her script-reading techniques. After Kim Lee Jin praised her, Park Chul Hyun was moved to tears, showing her dedication to her craft. The movie was released in Taiwan on June 28th, and Park Chul Hyun thanked fans for their support and promised to present more quality work in the future.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
A 29-year-old man surnamed Lai in Taichung, Taiwan, was arrested for drunk driving after consuming flaming alcohol chicken at a restaurant. Despite assuming he hadn't consumed any alcohol, Lai was stopped by police for using his phone at a red light, which led to a breathalyzer test indicating he was over the legal limit. He was subsequently handcuffed and taken into custody for legal action.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
Exclusive report: On June 24, 2024, at 9:44 PM, a senior woman surnamed Chen accidentally fell while crossing the road in heavy rain in Taipei City. Prompted by poor visibility and heavy traffic, officers from the Security Police Brigade of the Taipei City Government Police Department stopped to help her, escorting her back home after ensuring she had no serious injuries but was in pain due to hitting her knee on the ground. The officers' kindness and assistance were praised by the woman's family, enhancing the positive image of the police. With recent heavy rain and climate changes, elderly individuals are reminded to be cautious when going out to avoid accidents. Taipei City Government Police Department Security Police Brigade emphasizes monitoring the health of the elderly and recommends wearing a caring bracelet or being accompanied by family when going out.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
With the early onset of high temperatures this year, various regions in Taiwan are already experiencing soaring temperatures even before July. Due to the common summer issue of heat-related injuries, people need to be extra vigilant. Ministry of Health and Welfare's latest data shows that as of June 23, 413 individuals have sought medical help due to heat-related injuries. Doctors emphasize the importance of proper hydration as dehydration or electrolyte imbalance can easily lead to heat injuries, affecting organ functions. The common heat-related injuries include heat cramps, fainting, edema, heat exhaustion, and heatstroke, with heat exhaustion and heatstroke being the most severe and risky. To prevent heat injuries, people are advised to stay cool, stay hydrated, and stay alert by wearing light and breathable clothing, consuming adequate water, adjusting activities according to the heat, and being mindful of physical conditions, particularly for outdoor workers, athletes, infants, and elderly individuals. Taking precautions and staying hydrated can help reduce the risk of heat-related injuries under Taiwan's subtropical and humid climate where the body struggles to regulate high temperatures.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
Recent data analysis based on 30 years of meteorological data by a Facebook page called '圖地' reveals that Tainan is the hottest city in Taiwan, with an average of 186 days per year having temperatures above 30 degrees Celsius, leading locals to express their struggles with the intense heat. Other cities like Kaohsiung and Chiayi also face sweltering temperatures, with residents echoing the sentiment of feeling like they are melting under the scorching sun.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
BLACKPINK's Rosé has become the global brand ambassador for sportswear brand PUMA, sparking discussions with her sporty fashion choices. From sporting short jackets for a Blokette vibe to styling tracksuits in a non-sleepwear way, Rosé's sporty outfits are a mix of comfort and style, featuring oversized cuts, statement colors, and pairing sneakers with shorts or dresses to achieve a youthful and eye-catching look.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
A report from SET News on June 24, 2024, details the recent emotional struggles of Tang Zhiping, with his ex-girlfriend Ning expressing concern over his changed behavior following accusations of not mourning his mother's death. Ning also shared her traumatic experience of being humiliated by a director during a filming session, leading her to a breaking point emotionally. Ning emphasized the importance of maintaining mental and emotional well-being during challenging times and sent out a message of encouragement to all those dealing with emotional wounds.
Source: COM
Reported about 1 year ago
In an effort to promote community development in Taoyuan, the Taoyuan City Cultural Affairs Bureau actively seeks subsidies from the Ministry of Culture every year. Over the past 8 years, they have achieved remarkable results in the Ministry of Culture's community development performance evaluation, with special awards in 111 and 112 years, recognizing their outstanding performance in enhancing community development and residents' quality of life. The bureau organized the 2023 Taoyuan Community Expo, facilitating community learning and exchange. Through innovative approaches and efforts in community building, Taoyuan stood out and was awarded for their outstanding performance in administrative community building, innovative community solutions, local knowledge learning, and resident participation.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
On June 24, 2024, at 9:40 PM, suspect hiding in a park smoking K was caught by the police in Datong District, Taipei. Upon receiving a report of someone suspected of smoking K in the park, the police found a man with a pale face giving a strange smile to the officers. Upon inspection, a strong K smoke scent was detected on him. Claiming to be preparing for exercise, he was found with an unknown white powder in his bag and admitted to drug use. The case was processed according to the law. This incident was reported by a citizen, leading the patrol officers to the scene, where they confronted the suspicious man exhibiting unusual behavior.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
A man named Zhong had his car hit by a giant rock during the Hualien earthquake on June 24, 2024, leaving the vehicle severely damaged. However, he narrowly escaped the incident and recently shared the good news of getting a new car. Despite his previous car not being fully paid off and being unable to drive it again, Zhong found a solution and successfully purchased a new car, hoping that everyone affected by the earthquake can safely overcome the difficulties. Zhong shared on Instagram that his new car resembles the character 'Baymax' from the movie 'Big Hero 6,' and he named it 'Baymax,' embarking on a new journey with it.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
Source: INVESTORS
Reported about 1 year ago
YouTuber阿晋在影片中宣布自己的品牌「Oh！MAMA Chicken 美式炸雞」將結束營業，透露因過度信任營運人導致公司虧損不自知，炸雞店即將倒閉。原本口碑良好的店面將於6月27日及7月20日停止營業，阿晋也對觀眾表示將持續努力創作，希望支持者可以在結業前幾天再次品嘗炸雞並給予鼓勵。
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
Recently, the Supreme People’s Court of China, along with other units, announced 22 provisions on punishing 'Taiwan independence' and inciting crimes of splitting the country, emphasizing severe penalties, including death, for offenders. This raises questions on whether defending the 'Republic of China' is considered supporting 'Taiwan independence'. The Chinese authorities are enacting strict measures against individuals engaging in such activities, leading to various reactions within Taiwan’s political spectrum, including concerns from both pro-unification and pro-independence groups.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
A group of cheerleaders, known as the Lanteen Girls, responded directly to criticisms from netizens about their age as they continue to cheer despite being almost 40 years old. In a video uploaded by Lanteen Girl Lin Da, cheerleaders like Meng Jie and Yun Xi confidently addressed questions from netizens. The team captain, Yun Xi, who is turning 36, emphasized that despite being over 35, she possesses the same physical stamina as younger girls and nonchalantly replied, 'I have no feelings about it, because I can't see it anyway.' Another cheerleader, Yu Yi, aged 34, humorously expressed surprise at making headlines for being 'too old,' stating that she considers herself perpetually in her 20s and clarifying that she didn't join the team at 30 but transitioned from being a 'little sister in her 20s to 30.' They defended the value of experience in the cheerleading squad and questioned the insistence on youthfulness.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
Taiwanese TV personality, Zhou Yucou, is sued for defamation by Huang Kuo-chang after accusing him of 'forcing female students in the classroom' on social media last year as part of the #MeToo movement. The Taipei District Prosecutors Office found Zhou guilty of aggravated defamation and filed charges. In the civil case, Zhou was ordered to pay NT$300,000 and delete the post. The court ruled Zhou's claim regarding Huang's alleged behavior as unsubstantiated criminal behavior and not protected by freedom of expression, leading to the defamation suit.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
Shield's chairman, Luo Senzhou, expressed at the shareholders' meeting that subsidiaries like Xinding and Anguo are expected to be profitable this year, with Shield's fingerprint recognition business being profitable. With 5-6 unlisted companies under Shield, there are plans for IPOs in the next 3 years. Shield is set to transition into an IP factory next year. Despite consecutive annual operational losses, the loss has reduced over the years, prompting the decision not to issue dividends. Luo Senzhou emphasized the strategic confidence in Shield's future direction.
Source: YAHOO