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President Attends Military Graduation without Mentioning Cross-Strait Relations, Stresses Democracy

Reported about 1 year ago

President Lai Ching-te presided over a military graduation ceremony for the first time since taking office at the National Defense University, expressing support for defense reform and advocating against formalism. In contrast to a past event where he emphasized that both sides of the strait do not belong to each other, this time the president did not even mention the Republic of China.

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80-Year-Old Grandma Picks Mushrooms in Bamboo Forest to Help Granddaughter Cook, Accidentally Poisons the Whole Family

Reported about 1 year ago

An 80-year-old grandma in Thailand picked mushrooms in a bamboo forest to help her granddaughter cook, unknowingly causing the whole family to suffer from food poisoning. The family, including the granddaughter and four other relatives, ate the mushrooms thinking they were oyster mushrooms, but were actually toxic. Fortunately, they were sent to the hospital for treatment and observation, with no severe consequences. The incident serves as a reminder for people to be cautious when consuming mushrooms, especially during the current weather conditions conducive for mushroom growth.

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AT-3 Trainer Aircraft Set to Retire! Military Enthusiasts Rush to Capture 'Training Before Graduation'

Reported about 1 year ago

TVBS News Channel reported on June 27, 2024, at 2:43 am at the Shuichi Target Range in Dongshi, Chiayi, where the Air Force conducted its annual routine training. A large number of military enthusiasts gathered as the AT-3 trainer aircraft, which has been in service for about 40 years, is expected to retire by the end of the year. Many people brought cameras to witness the flying prowess of the AT-3 before its graduation.

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Jerry Yan Leads Artists in Charity Golf Tournament; Alec Su Makes Appearance

Reported about 1 year ago

Around 30 artists recently gathered at a golf course to participate in a charity golf tournament, organized by Jerry Yan, Wu Qi Xian, and Hou Chang Ming. Notable attendees included Alec Su, Zhang Yu, and Yu Guan Hua, who made a rare public appearance to fundraise for the Taoyuan Guishan Little League team and to enjoy a friendly game of golf.

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Pingtung Hits 38°C Heatwave! Tourists Flock to Xiao Liuqiu with 85% Hotel Booking Rate in First Week of Summer Vacation

Reported about 1 year ago

TVBS News Network reported on June 27, 2024, that despite the scorching 38°C heatwave in Pingtung today (6/27), tourists still flocked to Xiao Liuqiu and Kenting beaches to cool off, as students are on summer break! Local businesses initially expected more international travelers, but Pingtung County government statistics show an 85% hotel booking rate in the first weekend of summer vacation, surpassing last year's figures.

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Man Causes Chaos in Convenience Store, Insults Female Customer and Assaults Employee

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 27, 2024, at 2:42 AM in Taichung, a man appeared in a convenience store, suspected of causing trouble while drunk and harassing a female customer. When an employee tried to intervene, he was punched by the man, but the employee did not retaliate and continued to calmly persuade the man, earning praise from many for his patient handling of the situation.

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Bruno Mars高雄演唱會加場!門票秒殺 搶票時間公布

Reported about 1 year ago

美國流行天王Bruno Mars將於9月8日在高雄世運主場館開唱,門票預售一開賣就被秒殺,主辦單位緊急宣布加開1場演唱會,明天全面開賣。演唱會票價分為不同等級,火星人布魯諾將在台灣連唱兩天。

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Nine People Brawl at KTV Over Loud Talking

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 27, 2024, at around 2:42 AM, a brawl broke out at a KTV in Banqiao, New Taipei City, where nine individuals fought due to dissatisfaction over one group speaking too loudly. The fight escalated at the elevator entrance, leading to a scuffle between the two groups. When police arrived at the scene, a passerby confronted one individual, even pushing the officers, resulting in all nine individuals being taken into custody by the police.

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Exploring Tribal Culture and Hot Air Ballooning: Overseas Travel Operators Visit

Reported about 1 year ago

TVBS News Network reported on June 27, 2024, that Taitung County Government specially planned to invite travel group operators from Malaysia, Hong Kong, and other countries to Taiwan for a visit. They were offered the opportunity to experience tribal culture, international hot air balloon festivals, and more to include in their travel itineraries. This initiative aims to promote Taitung's beauty, enhance awareness, and boost local tourism.

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Bystander Leads Police to Arrest ATM Fraud Suspect

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 27, 2024, at 2:42 am, a citizen in Changhua dined at a well-known coffee shop and suspected that someone was being defrauded. They immediately informed their police friend, leading to plainclothes officers being dispatched and successfully arresting the suspect at the scene.

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College Student Apologizes for Putting Tortoise on Tray for Photo at Sushi Restaurant! Sushiro Reiterates: Will Still File Lawsuit Despite Apology

Reported about 1 year ago

A student from Yuan Ze University went to a well-known sushi chain for a meal, brought their pet tortoise into the restaurant, placed it on a tray for a photo, and shared it on social media. Sushiro immediately stated they would pursue legal action. Despite the consumer's apology, Sushiro will proceed with civil litigation. The incident raised concerns about food hygiene and damaged the company's reputation, leading to increased utensil cleaning and disinfection and legal action against the consumer. Yuan Ze University will handle the student violating school rules. Sushiro emphasized the importance of food safety and dining environment standards, urging consumer cooperation and hoping for a satisfactory resolution to the incident.

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Green Energy Cockroach: Former Magistrate Arrested for Extortion Amid Protests

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 27, 2024, in Yunlin County, former Magistrate Cai Changkun is arrested for allegedly abusing his position to extort wind power plant operators while leading protests. Investigation revealed that one wind turbine company was extorted tens of thousands, with authorities seizing 2.7 million from the former magistrate's residence as suspected illicit gains. The former magistrate and a middleman named Chen are detained, while the husband of the former magistrate of Taisi Township, Ding Wenbin, has been released on bail of 300,000.

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Xie Xinying defends boyfriend Wang Bojie in drunk driving incident, emphasizes 'he really didn't drink that day' due to another reason!

Reported about 1 year ago

At the premiere of the movie 'Nightmare of Love' on June 26th, Xie Xinying addressed the drunk driving incident involving her boyfriend Wang Bojie, stating that he actually didn't drink that day due to a metabolic issue. Wang encountered a car accident and was arrested for drunk driving in Neihu district with a high alcohol level. Xie attended the event and supported Wang's innocence, facing penalties herself for being in the same situation. She mentioned that seeking peace of mind was more important than rituals, responding to queries about praying for safety after the incident.

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Taiwan to Raise Travel Advisory to China to Orange Alert 'Avoid Non-Essential Travel'

Reported about 1 year ago

In response to China's recent punitive measures against Taiwan independence, the Taiwan government is considering upgrading the travel advisory to China to orange alert, indicating 'avoid non-essential travel.' The move comes after a Taiwan traveler was detained in China following the implementation of China's National Security Law and Anti-Spy Law, leading to an increase in incidents of Taiwanese being detained and investigated upon entry. The announcement is expected to be made by the Mainland Affairs Council on June 27. This decision aims to counter China's 22 measures aimed at Taiwan independence.

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High School Teacher Scandal Exposed! Judging Teacher Removes Clothes and Drinks with Bikini Girls, Publicly Exposes Body

Reported about 1 year ago

In a vocational high school in Sanmin District, Kaohsiung City, a scandal involving teachers named Shi, Zhang, and Ye drinking and having fun in questionable places, leading to concerns over teacher ethics and professional conduct. One teacher, involved in lewd behavior and accused of chronic absenteeism and document forgery, raised public outrage. The Education Professional Union criticized the incident and urged the Education Bureau to ensure the normal operation of the school environment. The Bureau confirmed no irregularities in the teachers' work on campus but vowed to supervise closely to prevent misconduct and strictly handle any violations.

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Drinking Oil for More than Just Relieving Constipation; Nutritionist Recommends 4 Types of Good Oils with Anti-inflammatory Benefits

Reported about 1 year ago

Nutritionist Zhang Yiyao suggests that consuming good oils like olive oil, bitter tea oil, flaxseed oil, and coconut oil can aid in health maintenance, but it's better to use these oils in cooking for a more natural approach. These oils, especially when cold-pressed, not only benefit overall health but also help with constipation. Each oil type has different effects: olive and bitter tea oils protect the stomach, flaxseed oil enhances brain function, blood circulation, and eye health, while coconut oil aids in preventing dementia and has antibacterial properties. Although suitable for consumption, overconsumption of oil can lead to obesity.

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Husband Dies from Heatstroke While Hiking Eighteen Peaks Ancient Trail with Wife

Reported about 1 year ago

A man surnamed Yang (66 years old) died from suspected heatstroke while hiking the Eighteen Peaks Ancient Trail in the Walami area of Zhuoxi Township, Hualien County. Yang and his wife, along with two friends, had embarked on the hike with Yang later experiencing symptoms like weakness in limbs, dizziness, vomiting, and shock. Despite being airlifted for medical treatment, Yang did not survive. The exact cause of death is pending investigation by authorities.

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Pet Shop Owner Receives Legal Advice: Hopes for Positive Outcome

Reported about 1 year ago

A 47-year-old man surnamed Dang invested 4 million in opening a pet shop in Neihu, but faced challenges obtaining business registration due to disputes with the upstairs neighbor, ultimately leading to his girlfriend discovering him dead in the store. Renowned lawyer Yang pointed out a legal solution a month ago, suggesting suing the neighbor for breach of contract over a promised balcony repair in exchange for a signed consent, providing evidence that could lead to a quick court decision. However, after the tragic incident, the upstairs resident accused the pet shop of proceeding with renovations before obtaining written consent and bringing attention to the need for legal reform regarding land use regulations in Taipei. Yang emphasized the necessity of legal amendments to prevent similar disputes and tragedies from occurring in the future.

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Kaohsiung College Student Listened to Fortune Teller, Joined Student Council to Pursue Senior Sister and Sent Spirit Marriage Video! Ended in Tragedy

Reported about 1 year ago

According to SET News on June 27, 2024, a 24-year-old male college student surnamed Yang from Kaohsiung listened to fortune tellers and joined the student council, relentlessly pursuing a senior sister with messages for over a year, leading to a tragic outcome. Yang, advised by fortune tellers about his future wife's strong earning ability and a connection starting from 'labor and management' organizations, decided to pursue the senior sister within the student council. However, his actions distressed the female student, including sending a spirit marriage video and creating multiple fake accounts to harass her, prompting her to endure for over a year before reporting to the police. Yang was sentenced to 2 months in prison for violating the 'Stalking Act' with the option to pay a fine, with room for appeal.

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Rakuten Goddess Yuri Shockingly Expresses Desire to Leave! Explains 'Can't Find a Reason to Stay'... Manager Responds

Reported about 1 year ago

Yuri, a popular member of the CPBL cheerleading squad 'Rakuten Girls' known for her sweet appearance and excellent dance skills, revealed her thoughts of leaving the team during a livestream, surprising many fans. She expressed disappointment and anger over lack of work opportunities recently, with the team's manager responding that they tried to arrange work for her but schedules didn't align. This comes as Yuri considers options with other baseball or basketball cheerleading squads, particularly in the central to northern regions of Taiwan.

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Pet Store Owner Commits Suicide Due to Business Agreement Dispute on Balcony Repair with Neighbors

Reported about 1 year ago

A pet store owner in Taipei's Neihu District tragically committed suicide on June 26 due to immense pressure, chronic illnesses, insomnia, and the inability to reach an agreement with the owner of the 2nd floor to operate the store. He had been struggling to open the store legally for six months, facing financial difficulties and refusing to compromise with the 2nd floor despite the tragic outcome. The daughter vows to continue the business without compromising with the neighbors.

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Saint-Gobain agrees to acquire FOSROC for about $1 billion

Reported about 1 year ago

France's Saint-Gobain has announced a deal to purchase FOSROC, a construction chemicals company based in Dubai, for approximately 960 million euros ($1.03 billion). The acquisition, to be funded entirely with cash, is aimed at expanding Saint-Gobain's international presence in construction chemicals, particularly in high-growth markets like India and the Middle East. The transaction is expected to be finalized by the first half of 2025, with projected synergies of $54 million by the third year post-acquisition.

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Heatwave Threatens Coconut Crabs on Green Island: Eggs at Risk of Being 'Overcooked'

Reported about 1 year ago

With the recent high temperatures, a conservationist coconut crab with eggs on its abdomen was discovered on the circular road of Green Island, appearing lethargic most likely due to the extreme heat. Concerns arose as the crab seemed close to being 'overcooked' amidst the scorching weather. Experts predict that the hot weather will persist, with temperatures exceeding 38 degrees in the southern region. Additionally, severe weather conditions such as thunderstorms and hail are expected, urging caution during the upcoming week.

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New Taipei's Financial Plan Law Disadvantaged? Only 3.5% Returned from 290 Billion Tax Contribution, Mayor Gao Hsiung-an Appeals to Minors' Party Caucus for Injustice

Reported about 1 year ago

New Taipei Mayor Gao Hsiung-an attended a caucus meeting of the Minors' Party today to discuss the amendment of the Financial Revenue and Expenditure Allocation Act. She mentioned that although the Minors' Party's amendment version of the law allocates 5% of the business tax to local governments, it sets a limit of 'not exceeding 10% of the county/city's self-raised financial resources,' which is unfavorable to New Taipei City. Gao hopes to communicate and remove the upper limit provision from the amendment draft. Gao also emphasized the financial difficulties faced by New Taipei due to the uneven distribution of finances, urging for adjustments based on the city's tax contributions and the need for public transportation, such as light rail and subway systems, to be taken into consideration in financial allocations.

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Man Brutally Beats Stray Dog with Iron Rod, New Taipei City Animal Protection Department to Issue Fine

Reported about 1 year ago

The New Taipei City Animal Protection Department received a report of a man assaulting a black stray dog with an iron rod at a gas station in Shulin. The dog crawled away in pain but the man continued to relentlessly beat it for over 10 minutes until bystanders intervened and reported the incident. The injured dog was promptly taken to an animal hospital for treatment. The man's identity will be investigated and fined accordingly for violating animal protection laws.

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