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Netizen Shares Big Chicken Leg Bento for Only 60 NTD, Reveals Generous Store Location

Reported about 1 year ago

A netizen recently shared a photo of a 'big chicken leg bento' priced at only 60 NTD at a self-serve buffet, which included 5 main dishes and a large chicken leg. The affordable price surprised many netizens amid rising food costs, with some expressing disbelief in the deal. The original poster disclosed that the buffet is located in Huwei, Yunlin, and attributed the low price due to possibly being near a school district. Despite skepticism, many praised the 'conscience store' and sought to visit the location.

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US Think Tank Warns of Grey Zone Tactics: PLA Could Take Taiwan Without War?

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 23, 2024, at 1:28 am, the American think tank CSIS published a new report warning that China could use a third method, utilizing coast guard ships or maritime militia, to isolate Taiwan in addition to full-scale invasion and military blockade. Meanwhile, the US Marine Corps commander revealed in an interview with the Nikkei that the establishment of a littoral combat team in Okinawa last November was to counter China's aggression. China's use of coast guard ships and maritime militia in the South China Sea, surrounding and even attacking Filipino troops, has made it the powder keg of the Indo-Pacific region. Following President Lai's inauguration on May 20, China immediately launched joint military drills, increasing military activities towards Taiwan.

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C羅在歐洲國家盃贏得比賽並受到球迷喜愛

Reported about 1 year ago

在2024年6月23日的歐洲國家盃小組賽中,葡萄牙足球巨星C羅不僅助攻隊友進球,還與多名球迷合影,展現魅力和人氣。縱使球迷闖入場中,他依然親切面對,並在比賽中取得3比0的勝利,晉級下一輪。儘管面對球迷的熱情,C羅展現冷靜,雖然本場未進球,但是團隊表現出色,他成為歐國盃入球和助攻紀錄的保持人,帶領葡萄牙晉級,展現超高人氣。

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Israeli Military Accused of Mistreating Wounded Suspect by Tying him to Vehicle Hood and Taking him Away

Reported about 1 year ago

A video captured a shocking incident where a wounded suspect was tied to the hood of a Jeep by Israeli forces in the West Bank city of Jenin after an arrest operation turned violent. The suspect's family accused the soldiers of not waiting for an ambulance and forcibly taking him away in this manner. The Israeli military acknowledged the misconduct of the soldiers and initiated an investigation. This incident occurred amidst the 8-month-long Israeli-Palestinian conflict, with recent airstrikes in Gaza resulting in a significant death toll and sparking further condemnation.

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Huang Kuo-chang criticizes the DPP without basis for creating societal division, challenges Lai Ching-te's leadership style

Reported about 1 year ago

In response to accusations by DPP legislator Ko Chien-ming that the blue and white camps are affiliated with China, People First Party legislator Huang Kuo-chang criticized the DPP for baselessly creating societal division through smearing and antagonizing tactics. Huang questioned President Lai's leadership style, urging clarification on whether the DPP under his leadership engages in baseless smearing for political gain. Huang also emphasized the importance of upholding democratic norms in interactions between the executive and legislative branches, calling on Premier Su Tseng-chang to faithfully fulfill responsibilities. Additionally, Huang warned against spreading false information to the Constitutional Court, urging meaningful submissions if the executive and DPP legislative caucus decide to seek interpretation from the Court.

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Breaking News: Tour Buses Collide on National Freeway No. 1 in Madou Section! Over a Hundred Pilgrims Shocked by Close-Following Accident

Reported about 1 year ago

On the morning of June 23, 2024, around 8 a.m., a multiple vehicle collision occurred on the southbound 304.6k section of National Freeway No. 1 in Madou. Three large tour buses were involved in the accident, with the lead bus driven by a man surnamed Zhu reportedly causing the chain reaction due to failure to maintain a safe following distance, resulting in collisions with the buses behind. The total of nearly a hundred passengers, likely on a pilgrimage from Taichung to Tainan, were transferred to other vehicles after the incident. The drivers of the three buses tested negative for alcohol, and the exact cause of the accident is still under investigation. Failure to maintain a safe following distance is often the leading cause of accidents on highways.

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Fire Breaks Out at Snack Shop in Hualien Again

Reported about 1 year ago

A fire broke out on December 23, 2024 at 1:26 am at a snack shop on Gongzheng Street in Hualien City, with heavy smoke at the scene. This incident occurred just a day after a fire destroyed six storefronts along Zhongshan Road in Hualien City. Emergency personnel quickly arrived to extinguish the fire, rescuing one chef who suffered minor throat irritation but remained conscious and has been hospitalized. The cause of the fire is still under investigation.

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Taiwanese Tourists in Japan Asked to Requeue at Ramen Shop

Reported about 1 year ago

A Taiwanese tourist in Japan was asked to requeue at a popular ramen shop after attempting to cut in line, displaying behavior that caused embarrassment to other onlookers and was promptly halted by the staff. The incident, shared on the Facebook page 'Discovery Paradise,' serves as a reminder to visitors to Japan that cutting in line is generally not allowed. The post also advises requesting a Japanese menu directly from restaurant staff to avoid an additional charge when menus in Korean, English, or Chinese are provided.

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Elderly Woman Chokes on Bread Roll in New Taipei City, Saved by Quick Response

Reported about 1 year ago

In New Taipei City, a woman in her 60s choked on a 'cow horn bread roll' while visiting Sanxia Old Street with her husband on a holiday. Her face swelled up and turned red, lips turned purple, and she briefly passed out. Quick-thinking bystanders rushed to a nearby police station for help. Police officers arrived and performed the Heimlich maneuver, successfully dislodging the obstruction and saving the woman on the spot. It was revealed that the choking incident was caused by eating the cow horn bread roll too quickly. The article also explains different first aid techniques for choking victims of different age groups.

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Uber司機胡謅事件引發熱議

Reported about 1 year ago

一名Uber司機以「拉屎在褲子上」為由,要求乘客等待50分鐘或取消訂單,疑似騙取取消費。網友爆料相似經歷,懷疑是同一司機慣犯,引發熱議。Uber回應稱消費者可透過APP申訴,平台將協助調查並評估取消費退還可能性,並提醒駕駛重視服務質量。

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Taipei Tianmu Shocking Stabbing Incident: Man with Tattoos Unsatisfied, Attacks Taxi Driver with Samurai Sword for Refusing Ride, Causing Injury

Reported about 1 year ago

In Taipei's Tianmu on the morning of June 23, 2024, a 33-year-old man surnamed Zhang, who was refused service by two taxi drivers, proceeded to brandish a samurai sword and violently attack, causing a back injury to one driver. Police arrested Zhang and are processing according to the law. Zhang, covered in tattoos, got into a conflict with the drivers, who were unwilling to take the seemingly emotionally charged man. He then resorted to unsheathing a short samurai sword, damaging two taxis and injuring one person, leading to his arrest and investigation for offenses including attempted murder, intimidation, and property damage.

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Failure in Reconsideration Not the End Yet! Huang Weihan Exposes the Key Showdown Time for Recall: DPP Sharpening Their Knives

Reported about 1 year ago

Yellow-weihua revealed the 'critical moment' for recalling legislators, stating that the DPP is currently sharpening their knives. After the Executive Yuan proposed a reconsideration of the Legislative Yuan's parliamentary reform bill, the legislature voted on June 21, with 62 votes in favor of maintaining the original resolution and 51 votes against. Although the reconsideration failed, Huang Weihan pointed out that the DPP is preparing for more recall attempts and constitutional interpretations, which could continue beyond the next elections in February.

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Eric Chu criticizes green camp for changing positions and mindset; DPP accuses KMT and PFP of abusing power under the guise of reform

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 23, 2024, Kuomintang Chairman Eric Chu visited Kaohsiung to address supporters and explain the third wave of parliamentary reform. Criticized by DPP Secretary-General Lin You-chang for allegedly collaborating with the CCP, Chu countered by accusing the DPP of changing positions and mindsets. The KMT and PFP jointly pushed a parliamentary reform bill, leading to recall movements from the green camp and civic groups. The KMT is reportedly considering amending the recall law to raise the threshold, while the People First Party has yet to make a decision on this. In response to criticisms, Taipei Mayor and PFP Chairman Ko Wen-je stressed prioritizing livelihood bills. As tensions rise between the blue and green camps, the DPP continues to criticize the KMT and PFP for creating internal unrest under the guise of reform, while approaches toward parliamentary reform vary among the parties, setting the stage for potential confrontations over constitutional interpretations, recalls, and major bill deliberations.

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Optimistic and Positive: 4 Zodiac Signs Facing Difficulties with Help from Many Friends

Reported about 1 year ago

TVBS News, June 23, 2024, 1:24 AM: When facing difficulties, some people are positive and optimistic, always eager to help others and have supportive friends who will assist them during crucial times. The astrology column 'Fortune Queen' shared on Weibo that 4 zodiac signs bravely confront challenges and have a positive attitude. Aries, Leo, Sagittarius, and Pisces are highlighted for their positive outlook, willingness to help others, and ability to seize opportunities in money-making endeavors.

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Lin Yu-Chang Supports Recall of Mayor Xie Guoliang? Citizens Express Dissatisfaction Through Democratic Procedures

Reported about 1 year ago

The Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) has been conducting a 'Stop Abuse, Defend Democracy' nationwide campaign, with Secretary-General Lin Yu-Chang stating that the grassroots recall actions, such as the one against Keelung Mayor Xie Guoliang, are initiated by citizens spontaneously. Lin emphasized the importance of citizens expressing dissatisfaction through democratic processes, citing it as a normal action in a democratic society. The DPP aims to spread its values beyond the party headquarters and actively engage with supporters and Taiwanese citizens, with Lin mentioning ongoing nationwide campaigns in various locations, not just in Keelung.

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Thai Hit Movie 'Grandson's Wealth Guide' Makes Over 1 Billion Baht Sales, Premiere Brings Tears: Longing for Grandma

Reported about 1 year ago

A heartwarming Thai movie titled 'Grandson's Wealth Guide' has recently become a box office success, surpassing 1 billion Baht in sales in Thailand and becoming the box office champion in Taiwan as well. The film, which touches on themes of family and inheritance, brought many viewers to tears during its premiere. With emotional performances by a 76-year-old Thai amateur actress and popular Thai idol Billkin, the movie has been well-received, breaking records and capturing the hearts of audiences. Its success has also extended to Vietnam and Indonesia. Another Southeast Asian film worth mentioning is 'Mom's Life Wish', which portrays a touching family story. Both films have resonated with audiences and are expected to attract homesick Thai and Vietnamese viewers residing in Taiwan.

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Prepared Students! Huang Wei-Che Awarded and Given a Princess Carry, Exhausted After Taking Photos

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 23, 2024, Tainan Mayor Huang Wei-Che was given a princess carry by a male student during an award ceremony at Sinmin Elementary School Activity Center. Huang attended the event to present Mayor's Awards to 687 students and participated in a fun photo session where students showed their creativity by posing like a princess carry and stretching moves, leaving him with a sore back after taking photos. The event also introduced a digital technology component 'Mayor Accompanies You for Photos 2.0 - Tainan Life in Four Frames,' allowing all graduates to take creative photos with the mayor using an Instagram filter. The ceremony was well-received and encouraged students to display their creativity in photo poses with the mayor, with over 6,000 participants engaging in the activity. Awards categories included academic, language, technology, arts, sports, conduct, and inspirational achievements.

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Protest against Hu Gua's Outdoor Scenes on 'Please ATM' for 'Infringing Portraits,' Opponent Even Came to Cause Trouble at Home

Reported about 1 year ago

Hosted by Hu Gua and Sandra, the intellectual program on June 23, 2024, welcomed the theme 'National Anti-Fraud Must-take Course' to advocate against fraud to viewers, discussing legal issues related to photography and videography, leading to an argument at Hu Gua's home. The show also featured anti-fraud lessons with two police experts and broadcaster Zheng Yizhen. Discussions included issues such as image rights, fraudulent practices, and the launch of anti-fraud activities in collaboration with the Television Foundation and the Police Administration. The serious topic of fraud prevention was turned into a humorous and interesting discussion.

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Fire Destroys Couple's Lifework and Pet Store Suffers Loss of Over 2.5 Million

Reported about 1 year ago

Chasing the events on June 23, 2024, at 1:20 AM, a massive fire destroyed a pet store, causing the owners, Chai Xinyu and Gao Zhihong, a loss of over two million in their lifetime investment. Allegedly caused by an external power source, the fire impacted a whole street with adjoining fast-food chain shops, resulting in a significant period of closure for the businesses unable to operate. Disputes arise on who is responsible for the damages, with the pet store owners blaming the power source and questioning the power company's infrastructure. The incident led to the loss of the couple's pet dog and a significant financial setback, and investigations are ongoing to determine the cause of the fire.

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Japanese Convenience Store Employees Spark Controversy by Entering Rival Store in Uniforms

Reported about 1 year ago

Japanese netizens were shocked by a viral photo showing several 7-11 convenience store employees, followed by Lawson employees, entering a FamilyMart store, resembling a potential battle about to occur. The post garnered over 15 million views in just 3 days. However, it was later revealed that they were actually local government employees participating in a fire drill, with the training taking place at the FamilyMart store for convenience. The misleading photo led to humorous online reactions from Taiwanese netizens, joking about supporting the 'battle' and the store 'war era' beginning.

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EU Considers Imposing Tariffs on Chinese Electric Cars as German Vice Chancellor Visits China With Positive Gestures

Reported about 1 year ago

In response to the dumping of Chinese electric cars at low prices, Canada plans to follow the EU and US in raising tariffs on Chinese electric cars. However, as the EU discusses imposing higher tariffs on Chinese electric cars, the German Vice Chancellor is currently visiting Beijing, showing goodwill by stating that tariffs are a last resort and emphasizing the importance of open communication. This visit precedes a five-day official visit by the President of Poland to Beijing, where discussions with Xi Jinping may touch upon the EU's potential imposition of tariffs on Chinese electric cars. Amidst these developments, China's Ministry of Commerce expresses appreciation for Germany's softening stance while mentioning a potential lawsuit through the WTO. Additionally, Canada is also reportedly planning to increase tariffs on Chinese electric cars to address Chinese 'overcapacity.' These actions are believed to be attempts to curb China's industrial development, and they have already led to NISSAN closing a plant in Jiangsu, China due to fierce price competition in the rapidly expanding market for pure electric cars in China.

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90歲阿公南下台中尋姊 震驚發現對方已逝

Reported about 1 year ago

新北的一名90多歲林姓阿公獨自搭車南下,前往台中找親姊姊,卻在派出所得知姊姊早已過世,當場淚崩。警方根據提供的資料查無此人,最後警方將阿公送至火車站,順利交由兒子接回。

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Labor Ministry Considering Easing Restrictions on Foreign Students Working as Hotel Room Attendants

Reported about 1 year ago

Due to severe manpower shortage in the hotel industry post-pandemic, the Taiwan Labor Ministry is considering relaxing restrictions on foreign students staying in Taiwan to work as hotel room attendants to alleviate the labor shortage issue. While some believe this move may not be attractive enough for highly educated foreign students who prefer white-collar jobs, others see it as a positive measure that could help address the labor shortage. The proposal also includes eliminating the quota system to retain talent in Taiwan, with mixed reactions from industry players.

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Prince William Dances and Takes a Photo with Taylor Swift in London Concert

Reported about 1 year ago

During the Taylor Swift concert in London, Prince William was spotted dancing in the VIP section and later took a photo with Taylor Swift backstage, along with his children. It coincided with William's 42nd birthday, and Taylor Swift even posted a photo on social media wishing him a happy birthday. The event became a talk of the town as the royal guard also paid tribute to Taylor Swift by performing her song 'Shake it Off', and her favorite London shawarma shop became a popular spot for fans. Taylor Swift's London performances are estimated to bring over $379 million in tourism revenue to the UK.

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Dispute Arises Between 3 Men and Employees Over Boss' Communication Style

Reported about 1 year ago

On the evening of June 22, 2024, a group fight broke out on Da Cheng Road in Yangmei. Three men, aged 33 and 17, were dining at a restaurant when they became discontent with the way the boss and employees were speaking, leading to a verbal dispute that escalated into a physical altercation. The police were alerted, and after the conflict, the three men were taken into custody and referred to the Taoyuan District Prosecutors Office for investigation on charges of disrupting public order and intimidation. One of the men surrendered when he saw the police, and suspected explosive materials were found in a vehicle related to the suspects. The incident stemmed from dissatisfaction with the conversation heard while dining, causing a conflict that resulted in legal consequences for the individuals involved.

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