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Welcome Ceremony for Prime Minister of St. Kitts and Nevis by President Tsai Ing-wen

Reported about 1 year ago

On the morning of June 24, 2024, President Tsai Ing-wen welcomed Prime Minister Terrance Drew of St. Kitts and Nevis with a grand military ceremony at the Presidential Office. After a 19-gun salute, national anthems, and troop inspection, speeches were given by President Tsai and Prime Minister Drew. The event was attended by various government officials, ambassadors, and delegates, emphasizing the strong bilateral relations and cooperation between Taiwan and St. Kitts and Nevis in areas like education, technology, and development, along with mutual commitments to democracy, human rights, and international advocacy.

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Breaking News: Massive Explosion at Lithium Battery Factory in South Korea! 'Factory Engulfed in Flames,' Over 20 Charred Bodies Found

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 24, 2024, at 4:00 a.m., local time, firefighters in South Korea's Gyeonggi Province received a report of a fire at a lithium battery factory in Hwaseong City. The fire quickly spread throughout the 3-story concrete building due to the large quantity of lithium batteries stored inside. After extinguishing the fire, over 20 bodies were discovered on site, with 23 believed to have been trapped and unable to escape. Many of the victims were foreign workers, and the exact cause of the fire is still under investigation.

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Breaking News: Heavy Rain in Taipei and New Taipei City! Songshan Airport Suspends Ground Operations for 1 Hour, Some Flights Delayed

Reported about 1 year ago

According to SET News, due to heavy rain in Taipei and New Taipei City, Songshan Airport has temporarily suspended ground operations. The Civil Aeronautics Administration announced a 1-hour suspension starting from 14:38, causing possible flight delays. Passengers are advised to stay informed about flight changes and contact airlines for assistance. Other airports with flights to and from Songshan Airport will also experience delays. The Civil Aeronautics Administration has urged airports to provide updated flight information promptly for public reference.

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Elderly Couple Brings Wooden Chairs on Taipei Metro, Netizens React with Humor

Reported about 1 year ago

Recently on the Taipei metro, an elderly couple was spotted sitting on wooden chairs they brought themselves, sparking amusement among passengers. Photos of the couple on the train and carrying the chairs off generated laughter online, with comments like 'They're just missing a cup of coffee'. The incident has become a subject of discussion following recent controversies over priority seats on public transportation in Taiwan.

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Taiwan Railway Train Collides with Woman Suspected of Trespassing on Tracks in Yongkang Section, Resulting in Fatality

Reported about 1 year ago

Around noon today, the southbound Taiwan Railway train 113 collided with a woman suspected of suddenly trespassing on the tracks near Lane 279 on Zhongzheng Road in Yongkang District, Tainan. Emergency personnel arrived at the scene and found the woman had died. The accident led to delays in some train services. The incident is under investigation with police presence to manage traffic around the area.

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CTBC Financial Holding Co. Signs MOU with Mitsui Real Estate to Assist Taiwanese Companies in Investing in Japan

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 24, 2024, CTBC Financial Holding Co. signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Japanese Mitsui Real Estate to assist Taiwanese companies in investing in Japan. CTBC Financial Holding Co. and Mitsui Real Estate will collaborate to support Taiwanese enterprises entering the Japanese market by providing investment development and local policy advisory services. Mitsui Real Estate, established in 1941, is a large real estate and comprehensive property developer in Japan, offering various property-related services. CTBC Financial Holding Co. aims to help Taiwanese businesses expand into Japan with the expertise of Mitsui Real Estate and the extensive network of CTBC Bank.

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China Tightens Fertilizer Export Controls to Aid Farmers

Reported about 1 year ago

China has increased restrictions on fertilizer exports in an effort to stabilize domestic prices, reduce farming expenses, and enhance food security. The new measures include limitations on urea and phosphates, two essential types of fertilizers. These restrictions, along with heightened customs inspections, may lead to a global rise in crop nutrient prices. The move comes as Chinese policymakers address challenges in the agricultural sector such as low grain prices, high costs, and the impact of extreme weather events on crop production.

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Li Yijun Announces Surprise Tour in Central and Southern Taiwan, Looking Forward to Interacting with Fans Up Close

Reported about 1 year ago

Li Yijun has announced that she will be performing in Taichung and Kaohsiung, holding the 'Su San @ Dragon Goddess' encore concert. This concert will deviate from the usual large-scale format, focusing on a relaxed and intimate interaction with the audience. With a mix of Chinese, Taiwanese, and popular new-generation KTV songs, the concert aims to provide a unique and enjoyable listening experience. Tickets for the Taichung and Kaohsiung shows will go on sale on July 4th at 11 a.m. through Kuang Hong.

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Korean Version of 'You Are the Apple of My Eye' Casting Confirmed, 6 Taiwanese Adaptations in Korean Films and Dramas

Reported about 1 year ago

Recently, a Taiwanese romance film 'You Are the Apple of My Eye' announced its Korean remake, with the casting of Jinyoung from 'Sweet Home' and TWICE's Dahyun. Other Taiwanese adaptations into Korean films/dramas include 'Close Your Eyes Before It's Dark,' 'More Than Blue,' 'Fated to Love You,' 'In Time With You,' and 'Secret.' Each adaptation has its own unique casting and style, attracting attention from fans of both Taiwanese and Korean entertainment.

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《我的婆婆2》鍾欣凌遇子女爭產 住進養生村

Reported about 1 year ago

在《我的婆婆怎麼那麼可愛》第二季中,劇情轉向「老人照顧老人」話題,鍾欣凌劇中面臨子女之間的財產爭執,決定搬到海邊養生村居住,這引起了觀眾的共鳴。製作人陳慧玲指出,劇中反映了老人照顧老人成為社會議題,而劇情也展現出現代人在面對老年生活和家庭責任上的複雜處境。

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Venomous Beauties in Chinese Dramas

Reported about 1 year ago

Since its premiere on June 24, 2024, the popular Chinese drama '墨雨雲間' has sparked continuous discussions not only about its plot and main characters but also about the supporting roles. This article lists five deceitful beauties with innocent faces but treacherous hearts, such as '婉寧長公主' from '墨雨雲間' and '角麗譙' from '蓮花樓'. These characters have captivated audiences with their manipulative and malicious behaviors, making them both memorable and controversial.

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Taiwanese Legislator Criticizes KMT Member for Disrespecting Judiciary

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 24, 2024, DPP legislator Wu Si-yao criticized the KMT for disrespecting the judiciary, specifically mentioning legislator Weng Xiao-ling and entertainer Wu Zong-xian. Wu asserted that any unconstitutional act should be deemed as such, and condemned attempts to undermine the authority of the Constitutional Court. She further suggested a public survey to compare the social credibility of legislators and judges. The controversy arose after the rejection of a parliamentary reform bill and President Lai Ching-te's refusal to deliver the State of the Nation Address until the constitutional review is settled.

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Man Climbs onto Wu Ling Pavilion for Photos, Sparks Criticism

Reported about 1 year ago

Exclusive report on June 24, 2024, at 3:20 a.m. By reporter Zhang Shiyi, comprehensive report. A man's inappropriate behavior at the Wu Ling Pavilion has sparked widespread social attention and condemnation from netizens. The man climbed onto the roof of the pavilion shirtless to take photos, and this inappropriate scene was captured by passersby and uploaded online, leading to heated discussions. After the video surfaced, netizens criticized the man's uncivilized behavior, with some commenting on the lack of respect for public places and safety concerns for others. Local authorities have taken notice and announced an investigation and actions against the man's behavior, emphasizing the need to uphold public order, respect others, and avoid actions that harm public property and compromise safety.

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Office Half Infected with COVID-19! He Confirmed Diagnosis While 'Lying at Home for 5 Days' Lamenting the Strength of the Wave

Reported about 1 year ago

The Department of Health in Taiwan issued a warning that the Omicron variant of COVID-19 would peak in September, triggering the sixth wave of infections. A netizen shared how after being diagnosed with tonsillitis, he came home feeling exhausted, only to test positive for COVID-19 shortly after, expressing concern about the strong infectivity of the virus. Other netizens also described their experiences, highlighting symptoms like fever and cough. With many speculating on the resurgence of infections, the situation in offices and communities becomes a growing concern.

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Taiwan Land Development Company Delisted! Former Chairman Qiu Fusheng Summoned for Fraud and Violation of Securities Law

Reported about 1 year ago

According to SET statistics, Taiwan Land Development Company has experienced multiple delisting incidents with amounts exceeding 400 million NT dollars. Amid financial crisis suspicions, the company is being investigated for creating false trading records and violating the Securities Law. The former chairman Qiu Fusheng and others were summoned for questioning by the Taipei District Prosecutors Office. Further details are pending clarification by the authorities. Taiwan Land Development Company, established in 1964, assisted in developing industrial parks, commercial and residential properties before being delisted in 2022 with a cumulative amount of over 400 million NT dollars due to delisting incidents.

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Taiwan Chain Supermarket 'Honorable Green' Closes All 9 Stores, Rumors of Predestined Signs and Owner Skipping Out on Debt?

Reported about 1 year ago

Popular media outlet Zao Ka Life reported on June 24, 2024, that the well-known chain group buying supermarket 'Honorable Green' in southern Taiwan, which many are familiar with as an affordable fresh fruit paradise, has recently been in turmoil. Multiple branches suddenly ceased operations, and franchisees accused the responsible party of malicious closure and outstanding debts, leaving many netizens puzzled. The chain had a significant presence in the southern region, with 7 stores in Kaohsiung and 2 in Pingtung, attracting numerous members through LINE group recruitment for their affordable fresh fruits. However, recently, sharp-eyed netizens noticed several branches unexpectedly closed, posting closure notices in social media chat rooms, catching everyone off guard. Questions arose about the owner running away due to huge debts, with speculation fueled by major discounts announced in early June. Franchisees soon issued statements alleging malicious fraud and closure by the headquarters, accumulating a large amount of outstanding payments and goods, and expressing intentions to take legal action to dissolve cooperation. Facing accusations from franchisees and the sudden closure of stores, 'Honorable Green's' responsible party has yet to provide an explanation. This closing saga of 'Honorable Green' is truly thought-provoking, evolving from a once affordable fresh fruit paradise to branches shutting down, franchisees exposing secrets, and ending in a clearance frenzy. This incident allows us to pay more attention to the management of chain supermarkets and hopes everyone remains rational amidst this turmoil to prevent losses.

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Japanese Self-Defense Force Vehicle Collides with Tourist Bus: 8 People Hospitalized, 1 Soldier in Cardiopulmonary Arrest

Reported about 1 year ago

In Hokkaido, Japan, on June 24, 2024, at 3:19 AM, a self-defense force vehicle collided with a bus, resulting in 1 soldier experiencing cardiopulmonary arrest and a total of 7 people, including the bus driver, being hospitalized. The accident occurred in a tunnel on National Highway 274 in Mukawa Town. The police and fire department are investigating the incident, and the vehicle belonged to the Ground Self-Defense Forces stationed in Hakodate, used for transporting personnel.

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Actress Chen Yanxi Makes First Appearance After Marriage Rumors, Still Wearing Wedding Ring on Ring Finger

Reported about 1 year ago

Actress Chen Yanxi was recently spotted in public for the first time since rumors of marriage trouble surfaced, still wearing her wedding ring on her ring finger. The actress, who is married to mainland Chinese actor Chen Xiao, attended an event in a red off-shoulder gown looking radiant, causing a stir online. This appearance follows reports of marriage issues between the couple, with Chen Yanxi's gesture of wearing the ring seemingly in response to the rumors.

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台灣霹靂舞第1人! 孫振挑戰巴黎奧運「太奇幻」

Reported about 1 year ago

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Warehouse Fire! US-Style Store Goods Burned in Blaze, $20 Million Loss

Reported about 1 year ago

A warehouse in Luzhu, Taoyuan caught fire in the early morning, causing thick smoke to billow. A large quantity of goods from an American-style store, including diapers, cooking oil, and electric fans, was burned with a loss estimated at over $20 million. Fortunately, there were no casualties.

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JJ Lin Nominated for Best Composer at 35th Golden Melody Awards

Reported about 1 year ago

JJ Lin, aged 29, is nominated for Best Composer at the 35th Golden Melody Awards for his song 'Adult' dedicated to Fish Leong. Despite his busy schedule touring and being a new dad to a 10-month-old daughter, he remains grateful for the nomination and is open to winning or continuing to work hard. JJ Lin shared that his daughter is his lucky charm. He is excited about the upcoming awards ceremony, preparing a sleek and traditional look for the red carpet. He also hinted at new music in the works for this year, including a return to touring in Southeast Asia and other regions.

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Woman, 43, Collapses with Heatstroke While Mountain Climbing with Body Temperature Spiking to 40.9 Degrees

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 24, 2024, at 3:17 AM, according to TVBS News online, a 43-year-old woman went mountain climbing with friends over the weekend as temperatures soared over 40 degrees Celsius across Taiwan. Without shelter, she lost a large amount of body fluids, became disoriented, and collapsed. Upon arrival at the emergency room, her body temperature reached 40.9 degrees, leading to a critical condition. After emergency treatment, she is currently under observation in the ICU. Additionally, a man in his 70s collapsed from heat exhaustion while riding his bicycle to collect recyclables under the scorching sun.

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Lai Ching-te triggers constitutional interpretation ‘showdown’ with talk of ‘emperor system’; Fu Kun-chi: No need to investigate TSMC unless there is collusion between government and business

Reported about 1 year ago

President Lai Ching-te held a press conference this morning to seek a constitutional interpretation regarding the parliamentary reform bill recently passed by the blue-and-white party caucuses, which he believes violates the constitution. In response, Fu Kun-chi of the Kuomintang criticized Lai Ching-te for an 'emperor system' showmanship, questioning the need for the investigation of companies like TSMC unless there is government-business collusion. Lai Ching-te argues that the amendments are unconstitutional, while Fu emphasizes the importance of separating powers and checks and balances. The debate centers on the balance of power, with Fu accusing Lai of authoritarian tendencies while Lai asserts his constitutional duties and protection of citizens' rights.

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Over 800 Households in Sanmin District, Kaohsiung Experienced Power Outage Due to Car Accident

Reported about 1 year ago

A car accident in Kaohsiung's Sanmin District in the early morning caused by a driver falling asleep resulted in a row of cars and motorcycles being hit, as well as a transformer being knocked down, leading to a power outage for 826 households. Business establishments were unable to operate temporarily, residents suffered from the hot weather without air conditioning or fans. Fortunately, Taiwan Power Company quickly restored power to over 90% of the affected households within an hour, with the remaining 32 households regaining power by after 9 a.m.

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Beijing Film Festival premiere of 'Plastic Flowers' only aired 1 episode... Equipment malfunction! Fans disappointed: Is this year a jinx?

Reported about 1 year ago

TVBS News Network reported on June 24, 2024, that the Taipei Film Festival has been surrounded by controversies recently. Not only did the previous host, Wang Bojie, step down due to drunk driving, but during the recent premiere of the Taiwanese drama 'Plastic Flowers,' which was originally planned to air three episodes, the equipment malfunctioned after airing only the first episode, leaving fans in a mix of tears and laughter and questioning if this year's film festival is jinxed.

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