Reported about 1 year ago
在台北DIOR活動現場，韓國女演員金智媛和天王周杰倫參加活動，警車碰撞後方迎賓賓士邁巴赫，造成超過900萬的車輛損壞。事後大安分局表示，將透過保險理賠處理，不會由員警出錢，但會對涉事員警進行調查。
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Reported about 1 year ago
柯文哲對總統賴清德宣布向憲法法庭聲請釋憲及暫時處分一事做出回應，表示一個國家會滅亡是因為有瘋狂的領導人，如希特勒。總統府批評柯文哲將民主憲政體制所產生的總統視為納粹希特勒，是對台灣民主自由的侮辱。柯文哲再度回擊賴清德，譴責其將個人凌駕法律，認為此舉走上獨裁的第一步。柯文哲強調人民需尊重法律，否則法治基礎將崩潰，對於總統身分的尊重也會消失。
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Reported about 1 year ago
資深女星陳郁蓉透露她近兩年抗癌期間低調面對，並私下羨慕拍攝合作的高群充滿活力，連在捷運也無視博愛座。陳郁蓉表示自己投資股市及房地產，開心面對每一天，並珍惜每次演出機會，對於抗癌與身體狀況變化，她展現樂觀態度。
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Reported about 1 year ago
Chen Yi recently went through the ordeal of having her Facebook account suspended, which is a significant source of income for her due to product endorsements. Fortunately, her account was restored overnight, saving her from a crisis. She shared her financial management approach of earning over ten million annually on a show. Chen Yi recently purchased a house in Nangang, reflecting on Taiwan's high housing prices. Despite earning a substantial annual income, she diligently pays taxes, takes part in commercials, and invests in properties both domestically and internationally, with her mother recently unexpectedly making a substantial purchase on her behalf, depleting her account instantly.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Senior Taiwanese actress Chen Yurong, known for portraying villainous roles, revealed in an exclusive interview that she had been suffering from abdominal pain for the past 2 years, which was initially misdiagnosed as gastritis. However, further investigations uncovered that she was actually diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. Fortunately, the cancer was discovered early, between stage 0 and stage 1. Chen is now undergoing regular monitoring and exploring non-invasive radiation therapy alongside traditional Chinese medicine for treatment.
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Reported about 1 year ago
A Taiwan Railways Express train derailed on June 21 in Hualien due to a landslide at Clearwater Tunnel, causing injuries to the driver and passengers. It was revealed that the landslide was captured on surveillance camera 19 minutes before the incident, but no timely report was made. Taiwan Railways responded by stating the surveillance camera is only an auxiliary device and not for monitoring landslides, but they will install additional cameras for manual monitoring and water level sensors for prevention. There are concerns raised about management issues within Taiwan Railways regarding this incident.
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Reported about 1 year ago
A report revealed that a Xinhua News Agency journalist was heavily involved in a political talk show produced by a Taiwanese TV station, even monitoring the show closely. Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council confirmed the incident, and the journalist has been recalled, with an investigation to be conducted by the Ministry of Culture. If any violations are found, related press credentials will be revoked and legal actions taken. The Ministry of Culture stated that they have approved 10 media outlets from China to station reporters in Taiwan, with a total of 7 reporters, and emphasized the process for granting entry permits and press cards to foreign journalists.
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Reported about 1 year ago
On June 25, 2024, All Nippon Airways (ANA) Flight NH853, scheduled to fly from Haneda Airport to Taipei Songshan Airport, experienced a partial malfunction with some of its LCD displays, prompting an emergency return to Haneda Airport at 5:30 p.m. local time. Fortunately, no injuries were reported. Concerned about the safety implications, the decision was made to turn the aircraft around. The flight finally departed at 7:46 p.m. local time and arrived at Taipei Songshan Airport at 9:57 p.m. local time.
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Reported about 1 year ago
According to a report by Liberty Times on June 25, 2024, a senior media person alleged that a political talk show produced by a Taiwanese television station had significant involvement from a mainland Chinese state media journalist from Xinhua News Agency, who even supervised the studio recording. Mainland China's Taiwan Affairs Office criticized this as 'fake news' in its entirety. The Taiwan Affairs Office held a routine press conference on the morning of the 26th, responding to the report, stating that media collaborations with mainland party and military organizations for program production without permission violate the Cross-Strait Relations Act and will be handled accordingly. The spokesperson dismissed the report as completely fabricated, accusing the Democratic Progressive Party of maliciously smearing and attacking the mainland and deceiving the people of Taiwan.
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Reported about 1 year ago
A case of a senior citizen trapped in a drain in Wuri District of Tainan for 5 days was reported. The elderly man was heard calling for help, and with the assistance of firefighters, he was rescued by breaking open the road surface with tools after nearly two hours. The man was weak but conscious upon rescue, expressing that he had been trapped for 5 days. The exact cause of his entrapment is still under investigation.
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Reported about 1 year ago
On June 25, 2024, in Niaosong District, Kaohsiung, a bus and motorcycle collided, causing the rider to be injured and sent to the hospital. The bus, driven by a 64-year-old man, was making a left turn from Daping Road to Zhongcheng Road when it accidentally hit a motorcycle. The 49-year-old male rider fell to the ground with his vehicle, narrowly avoiding being trapped under the bus. The incident occurred at 6:50 am, and while the bus driver and passengers were unharmed, the motorcycle rider suffered upper body abrasions. Further investigation is needed to determine the exact cause of the accident.
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Reported about 1 year ago
A fatal car accident occurred in the North District of Taichung, where a 69-year-old woman named Liu was hit by a white sedan driven by a 60-year-old woman named Tseng while crossing the road, resulting in Liu getting caught under the car with no signs of life. Despite being rushed to the hospital for treatment, she did not survive. The specific cause and liability of the accident are still under investigation.
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Reported about 1 year ago
The unpredictable weather calls for refreshing beverages and various buy one get one deals on coffee and bubble tea are currently available to help you cool down and enjoy savings. Starbucks offers 15 selected drinks for buy one get one, including free second cup on Frappuccinos, while CoCo, COMEBUY, Guiji, and Wanpo also have special promotions. Don't miss out on these summer drink deals to keep you refreshed and your wallet happy!
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Reported about 1 year ago
US Treasury Secretary Yellen stated in an interview that she does not see signs of an economic recession in the US, but surveys show that American women have only one-third of the retirement savings compared to men, indicating a potential retirement crisis for women. A survey by KPMG also revealed that Americans are planning to cut back on dining out, traveling, and entertainment this summer as housing costs continue to rise, reflecting ongoing inflation and financial challenges, forcing many to reevaluate retirement plans. Rising living costs have led to reduced consumer spending, impacting both renters and homeowners significantly.
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Reported about 1 year ago
The upcoming Marvel film 'Deadpool and Wolverine' is generating excitement among fans and media outlets alike, with predictions of a box office debut surpassing $200 million in the first weekend and possibly reaching over $1 billion globally. The movie's completion was made possible by Hugh Jackman's last-minute decision to return to the series, despite initially planning to retire from the role. Through a recent interview, it was revealed that the production of the latest installment encountered difficulties until Jackman had a change of heart, realizing his desire to continue portraying the character. The film is set to be released on July 24th in Taiwan.
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Reported about 1 year ago
As the Japanese yen exchange rate continues to drop, approaching the 160 psychological threshold against the US dollar, the Japanese government hints at intervening in the forex market. However, this has served as a major incentive for tourism. According to the Japan National Tourism Organization, from March to June this year, the number of overseas visitors has consecutively exceeded 3 million, reaching a new record high. Nevertheless, Japan is facing reports of 'tourism pollution' incidents, with many small villages being overcrowded by tourists, leading to environmental damage, affecting agriculture, jeopardizing safety, and severely disrupting the lives of local residents.
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Reported about 1 year ago
On June 25, 2024, the Mirror magazine exposed the limited liability Taiwan He Yi Care Service Labor Cooperative Society for illegally misappropriating epidemic prevention bonuses through frontmen. It was later discovered that they also misappropriated service fees and labor/health insurance subsidies totaling 1.462 million NTD from the Taoyuan Armed Forces General Hospital. The Taoyuan District Prosecutor's Office investigated and indicted Chairperson Zeng Wang Mei and three others for aggravated fraud and other offenses under the Criminal Code. The cooperative had previously been reported for violating labor laws and misappropriating epidemic prevention funds, leading to accusations of being a 'fake cooperative society.' Despite a court ruling, the cooperative continued to operate in the Taoyuan and Hsinchu regions. The indictment alleges the chairperson and others fraudulently claimed subsidies and caused financial damages amounting to 1.462 million NTD, with the prosecution seeking confiscation of illicit gains.
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Reported about 1 year ago
AI is not only a rising star in the industry but also a technology power that both the US and China want to firmly control. The US first signed an executive order last August limiting American funding investments in Chinese semiconductors, AI, quantum technology, etc. Recently, the US Department of Commerce disclosed detailed restrictions, banning investments that involve 'military, intelligence, surveillance, or network capabilities' towards China. On the other hand, President Xi Jinping of China is calling for a 'national system' to strive towards becoming a technology powerhouse by 2035. The intense competition between the US and China in these crucial technological developments has led to a focus on semiconductor and AI technologies, as seen in various restrictions and actions taken by both sides.
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Reported about 1 year ago
A 28-year-old man surnamed Lu in Changhua was arrested after creating a new form of drug, 'marijuana chocolate cream cookies,' out of curiosity. Lu searched for marijuana recipes online, bought ingredients like cream and chocolate, and made the drug, packaging it in cute bear-shaped bags. The police found marijuana seeds, cream, and chocolate in Lu's fridge, along with equipment used in the production. Lu even recorded the process for future reference. Due to the severity of drug crimes, citizens are advised not to experiment out of curiosity and to report any drug concerns to the authorities, as drugs in Taiwan are classified as Class 2 narcotics.
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Reported about 1 year ago
A fatal falling incident took place on June 25th in Zhonghe District, New Taipei City, where a man surnamed Yu, involved in a gambling debt dispute, fell from a high building while trying to escape. Yu collided with a 27-year-old woman passing by, resulting in one fatality and one injury. The man was fatally injured, while the woman suffered minor injuries. The police investigation revealed that Yu was confined in the community and jumped from the building. Suspects involved in guarding Yu have been arrested as the case continues to be investigated.
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Reported about 1 year ago
On June 26, 2024, LINE unveiled the top 10 misinformation rankings, with the false claim 'Green Tea with Lemon Can Cure COVID-19' taking the first spot. LINE's fact-checking service marked its fifth anniversary with the launch of STT (Speech to Text) functionality to verify suspicious voice messages, expanding its handling of text, links, images, and now voice messages. The platform has become Taiwan's largest fact-checking platform with over 842,000 friends, 246,000 reported suspicious messages, and 771,000 reporters. Popular misinformation topics included COVID-19, AI, earthquakes, electricity bills, and health-related rumors.
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Reported about 1 year ago
A recent food poisoning incident at Hongwu Curry in Xizhi Far Eastern Plaza, New Taipei City, has led to 10 individuals seeking medical attention, with 8 discharged and 2 hospitalized. The city's Health Bureau has ordered the shop to temporarily close. Following the incident, a nutritionist has shared a guide on Salmonella symptoms and prevention. The bacterium has been found in individuals who suffered from vomiting and diarrhea after consuming curry and omelet rice, with some experiencing over 25 episodes of diarrhea in a day. Salmonella is a common intestinal infection that can be prevented by proper food handling and cooking practices.
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Reported about 1 year ago
In a bizarre incident in Miao Li, Taiwan, a taxi suddenly caught fire with flames erupting from the central console due to the retrofitting of an Android head unit by a car audio installation worker. The interior and wiring of the car sustained severe damage, and the worker, in an attempt to extinguish the fire, ended up with minor burns on his hands. The incident led to significant damage to the taxi's central console, including the deployment of the airbag. Although the worker managed to put out the fire, the taxi owner might face losses requiring compensation. The local fire department was alerted and arrived at the scene to find the fire already extinguished by the worker, who refused medical treatment for his minor burns.
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Reported about 1 year ago
In Taichung, Taiwan, police uncovered a fraud scheme targeting Chinese expatriates in the US and Canada, leading to two lawyers, identified as Chen and Ji, being accused of leaking confidential information to the fraud gang to create disruptions. The lawyers were allegedly part of a 'legal team' involved in aiding the fraud group by accessing investigation materials during detention hearings and then leaking them to help the gang establish 'breakpoints.' Police discovered incriminating communication indicating the lawyers' involvement and how they assisted the fraud ring. The case has led to legal actions against the lawyers for violating privacy laws and aiding criminal activities.
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Reported about 1 year ago
The DPP legislative caucus has submitted a request for a constitutional interpretation with seven main reasons, led by Ko Chien-Ming, claiming the need to protect the constitutional system and democracy. Following the recent passing of bills to expand parliamentary powers, the DPP seeks to challenge the legality of the acts, with the president also initiating a constitutional interpretation request. This move is considered crucial in the current political landscape, aiming to salvage the constitution and democratic principles amidst concerns of potential imbalance and power infringement.
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