Reported about 1 year ago
Recently, a scam targeting cryptocurrency investment deceived a 64-year-old man surnamed Liu out of 230,000 yuan. Upon learning of this, his grandson reported it to the police and devised a plan with them to lure a male driver surnamed Tang into a 1 million yuan cash exchange. Tang was successfully apprehended with a handwritten receipt of 1 million yuan found on him. The police later transferred Tang for further investigation under fraud and anti-money laundering laws.
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Reported about 1 year ago
The collaboration of 'Marketer x International Digital Marketing Association' on June 23, 2024, delves into grasping marketing budgets and understanding the trends brought about by online marketing. The shift in eras has resulted in increased time spent online by the general public, with consumers habitually conducting internet searches before making decisions. The demand for digital marketing has surged significantly due to the impact of the pandemic, thus heightening the importance of digital marketing. The goal of marketing goes beyond short-term results, emphasizing long-term business objectives. Strategies for marketing budgets can be simplified into online and offline categories, with a focus on online analysis in this article. It suggests starting with setting overarching goals, establishing specific methods to achieve these goals, precisely positioning the directions for more accurate budget planning, and effective outcome control. Readers are encouraged to read the detailed content for more insights.
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Reported about 1 year ago
President Lai Ching-te announced today that the Presidential Office will seek a constitutional interpretation. Lawyer Hong Wei-sheng pointed out 6 major points of contention regarding the amendments, including the requirement for the President to deliver a national address at the Legislative Yuan and undergo questioning, which he argues violates the President's personnel initiative formation rights, lacks transparency in the process, and may lead to potential violations of the Constitution. The amendments have raised concerns over the separation of powers and the integrity of the constitutional system, questioning whether they adhere to the constitutional arrangements established after the 1997 constitutional amendment introducing a dual executive system in Taiwan.
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Reported about 1 year ago
ByteDance from China is collaborating with Broadcom to develop an advanced AI chip to secure a stable supply of high-end chips amidst U.S.-Sino tensions. The 5nm application-specific integrated chip (ASIC) will adhere to U.S. export restrictions, with manufacturing to be outsourced to Taiwan's TSMC. This partnership allows ByteDance to reduce procurement costs and ensure a stable supply of higher-end chips, with a focus on enhancing its algorithms for various apps including TikTok and Doubao.
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Reported about 1 year ago
A street fight broke out in Sanxia, New Taipei City involving teenagers. Two groups were seen fighting with sticks and even spraying pepper spray, causing panic among passersby. Nine people were arrested, with the altercation believed to have started from an online confrontation between a 16-year-old from Tucheng and a 17-year-old from Sanxia. The confrontation escalated into a physical fight on the street, resulting in injuries for both sides. They were arrested and charged by the police for disorderly conduct and assault.
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Reported about 1 year ago
According to a study by the Building and Climate Laboratory (BCLab) at National Cheng Kung University, on June 22, Taipei, New Taipei, and Taoyuan may see their high-temperature areas connected and expanding, similar to the situation where the heat island in Tokyo has expanded 60 kilometers, making cooling down in the future more difficult. Professor Lin Ziping mentioned that residents in urban areas will face dual heat stress from climate change and urban heat islands, with the high-temperature regions possibly becoming a tropical zone from Keelung to Taoyuan, making heat dissipation even more challenging.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Entering the third quarter, various banks are competing with high-interest USD fixed deposit schemes, with Taiwan Shin Kong Bank offering a low-threshold high-interest USD fixed deposit plan allowing a minimum individual deposit of only USD 1,000 to enjoy a 6% annual interest rate. Other banks like HSBC are offering 7% interest rates to clients with over 30 million in assets, while Banqiao First Bank and Yungfeng Bank also have competitive interest rates for USD deposits, emphasizing the benefits of diverse asset allocation to reduce risks and seize opportunities in the investment market.
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Reported about 1 year ago
A traffic accident occurred at the intersection of Kangding Road and Neijiang Street in Taipei City at 10:04 a.m. today, where a cement mixer truck ran over a pedestrian who was crossing the street. The woman's left thigh was crushed, and her left and right hands were covered in blood. Despite being rescued by the Taipei City Fire Department, the woman, who was still conscious, was pronounced dead at National Taiwan University Hospital at 11:30 a.m. The driver of the cement mixer truck, surnamed Wang, aged 61, was found to be driving under the influence, with a blood alcohol content of 0.11 milligrams, and is being prosecuted for public endangerment and involuntary manslaughter. The tragic incident resulted in the woman's death.
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Reported about 1 year ago
In Taiwan, a McLaren supercar was stuck in the middle of the road for 8 hours as it couldn't be towed due to its unique locking system and low chassis, causing public outrage towards the police who had to guard the vehicle. Towing companies were hesitant to assist, even when the police were willing to cover the costs, leaving frontline officers feeling helpless and calling for new regulations or waivers for towing supercars to avoid similar situations in the future.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Yutian and Li Yaping appeared at Shilin District Court early on the 24th to attend a mediation court with son-in-law Chen Jian to fight for the custody of their two young grandchildren. Yuren Xiang and his wife Rou Rou inadvertently revealed this during a live broadcast on the 23rd, where they also discussed Yutian's health condition, mentioning that he had a minor stroke but is currently okay. Rou Rou accidentally leaked that Yutian would be in court on the 24th, which was confirmed when Yutian and Li Yaping were interviewed leaving the court around 10 a.m. on the 24th.
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Reported about 1 year ago
On June 23, 2024, the Parliament Reform Act was passed in Taiwan, granting the Legislative Yuan expanded investigative powers and making the President's annual address to the Legislative Yuan a regular occurrence with real-time question and answer sessions, which raised constitutional concerns. President Tsai Ing-wen announced that the recent amendments raised constitutional doubts and blurred the constitutional provisions on the separation of powers and checks and balances. Therefore, she, as the guardian of liberal democracy and constitutional government, declared plans to apply for a constitutional interpretation and temporary disposition from the Constitutional Court to uphold the constitutional order, safeguard people's basic rights, and ensure parliamentary reform is executed lawfully and constitutionally.
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Reported about 1 year ago
In a case at the Supreme Court on June 23, 2024, mountaineering leader Wang Quanxiang, also known as 'Master Tiger,' was ordered to pay over 2.55 million in damages to the family of a deceased climber. Wang organized a mountain crossing journey where a climber fell to his death after being inadequately equipped and pressured to ascend 'Xuegu Mountain' despite warnings. Wang was found guilty of negligence resulting in death, and his appeal for a reduced compensation amount was rejected, with the judgment finalized. Wang’s actions, lack of preparation, and disregard for safety measures were highlighted in the court's decision.
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Reported about 1 year ago
President Lai Ching-te expressed concerns over a recent parliamentary bill that grants lawmakers new investigative powers, potentially leading to the summoning of employees from companies like TSMC and risking the leakage of commercial secrets. Lai emphasized the importance of safeguarding Taiwan's economic development and reassured that any legislation causing disruptions to the economy would not be allowed. He highlighted the confidence shown by both local and international investors in Taiwan, despite worries about the impact of the bill on investment and Taiwan's international competitiveness.
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Reported about 1 year ago
In Taoyuan City, Guanyin District, an 8-year-old boy woke up at around 7 a.m. and found a note from his mother on the table saying she went out to buy vegetables. The boy, wanting to find his mother outside, became lost in the community hall, where he started crying. The Dayuan Police Substation was alerted by the administrator and arrived to comfort him. After patiently speaking with the boy, they managed to get his mother's name and contact her to safely reunite them. The mother, surprised by her son's actions, expressed gratitude for the police's help.
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Reported about 1 year ago
As the issue of parliamentary reform continues to simmer, Lai Ching-te recently stated his intention to uphold the spirit of 'guarding constitutional governance and protecting the people' by requesting a constitutional interpretation. When asked whether he would deliver a Presidential Address to the Legislature, Lai emphasized that the decision should wait until the results of the constitutional interpretation are released. Lai stressed the need to respect the seriousness of the Constitution and refrain from hasty actions before the interpretation results.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Taiwan's President Lai Ching-te announced his decision to apply for a constitutional interpretation and interim injunction regarding the parliamentary reform bill, sparking media questioning as to why he opted for a constitutional interpretation instead of initially using the constitutional inter-institutional mediation power granted to the President; Lai explained that as he had already submitted the constitutional interpretation, it was inappropriate for him to further use the inter-institutional mediation power. Lai emphasized his commitment to uphold the spirit of 'safeguarding constitutional governance and protecting the people' in pursuing the constitutional interpretation. He mentioned that if future disputes arise among the five branches, he will utilize the President's inter-institutional mediation power to resolve the issues if necessary.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Recently, the Blue Bird group returned to the Legislative Yuan for a protest, but the number of participants significantly decreased. Some media professionals warn the public not to underestimate or mock this situation, as it may involve deeper social issues and impetus for change. Despite the decrease in protest numbers, media personnel emphasize that the underlying drive for reform should not be disregarded. They point out that historically, major changes and social movements often start with a small group and gradually gain widespread impact over time.
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Reported about 1 year ago
President Tsai Ing-wen announced on June 23, 2024, that she has filed a constitutional interpretation. Regarding the controversy over the Parliament Powers Amendment Act, President Tsai Ing-wen stated that she has signed and published the bill today, but in order to safeguard constitutional order and protect people's rights, she will apply for constitutional interpretation and temporary disposition. President Tsai added comments to the legislative document acknowledging the controversy over the review process and potential violations of the separation of powers and people's basic rights. She emphasized her commitment to upholding the constitution and fulfilling her duties as president, urging everyone to respect the constitutional process and await the outcome of the constitutional interpretation.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Actor Tang Chiping was once again caught engaging in inappropriate behavior, as reported on June 23, 2024, at 11:02 PM by TTV News. Tang was seen yesterday morning in Jiaoxi, Yilan, displaying bizarre behavior on the roadside. Later that evening, he was spotted in Toucheng randomly hitting vehicles and allegedly pretending to attack children. Upon receiving reports, the police intervened, and although Tang did not cause harm or damage property, he was warned and asked to leave. Tang's recent erratic actions, including incidents like pet theft and verbal threats, have caused concern for his mental well-being.
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Reported about 1 year ago
In an article published on June 23, 2024 by the Good News Editor Xu Haili, he shares his journey of joining the army and his aspiration to become a member of the Chinese Communist Party. Initially hesitant about submitting his party application due to self-doubt, he later gained confidence through hard work, was recognized as an outstanding soldier, and eventually submitted his application, leading to his acceptance as a party member after diligent training and dedication. The article reflects Xu Haili's commitment, growth, and eventual achievement of his political aspirations.
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Reported about 1 year ago
余天的女婿陳鑒因擔任詐欺集團車手頭而遭警方逮捕，經檢方起訴涉嫌詐欺、洗錢罪。陳鑒日前被捕後向警方解釋以投資股票為由收取現金，但最終被收押禁見。他涉及每月轉購虛擬幣的詐騙行為，每次金額約200到300萬元，所得近百萬元。
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Reported about 1 year ago
The Chinese People's Liberation Army continues to send aircraft and ships to disturb Taiwan. The Ministry of National Defense of Taiwan recently revealed that 23 aircraft and 7 ships from the Communist Party's People's Liberation Army have been conducting activities around the Taiwan Strait, including crossing the median line and intruding into Taiwan's northern, southwestern, southern, and eastern airspace. The Ministry of National Defense has been closely monitoring and responding to these activities, using aircraft, ships, and shore-based missile systems.
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Reported about 1 year ago
A picturesque scene of a blooming purple wisteria flower sea alongside European-style architecture creates a stunning illusion of being in a foreign land. Asia University is dubbed the 'Garden University' and even the 'Most Beautiful European-style Campus,' boasting beautiful seasonal flower seas. In summer, the purple wisteria flowers bloom, complemented by classic Baroque dome architecture, making for picturesque European floral landscapes. The campus attracts visitors for perfect photo opportunities, with the Japanese wisteria flowers blooming romantically every summer, extending from the modern art museum to the sports center for a lush flower sea that can be captured in photos from June 18, 2024.
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Reported about 1 year ago
On June 23, 2024, a terrorist attack occurred in the Republic of Dagestan in northern Caucasus, Russia. In the capital city of Makhachkala and the coastal city of Derbent, armed militants targeted two Orthodox churches and a Jewish synagogue, resulting in 9 deaths and 25 injuries. Among the deceased were an Orthodox priest and 7 police officers. Authorities suspect ISIS-K involvement and are conducting investigations. Previous attacks by ISIS-K in Moscow indicate a potential connection to this incident. Several police officers were killed in gun battles, and the masterminds behind the attack are under investigation.
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Reported about 1 year ago
A man in Kaohsiung sought medical help for chronic headaches and loss of appetite, and was diagnosed with diffuse cerebral edema and infiltrative infection caused by the brain-eating amoeba Naegleria fowleri. Despite treatment, the man passed away about a month after diagnosis due to high brain pressure and severe cerebral edema. A neurosurgeon from Chang Gung Hospital in Kaohsiung highlighted the dangers of this amoeba, found in rivers and mountain springs, with an over 90% mortality rate if it enters the brain through the nasal passage. The doctor advised the public to avoid submerging their heads in water while in natural water sources to prevent such infections.
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