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Breaking News/ Alleged Food Poisoning at Hongwu Curry in Far Eastern Plaza, Xizhi! 8 People Ill, 1 Mildly Hospitalized

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 22, 2024, at 2:15 am, according to CTV News, the New Taipei City Health Bureau received reports from the Taipei City Health Bureau and the Xizhi Cathay General Hospital on suspected cases of food poisoning. 5 and 3 individuals (all from the same family) respectively experienced symptoms such as diarrhea and vomiting after dining at Hongwu Curry at Far Eastern Plaza on the evening of the 17th and sought medical attention. 7 have since returned home, while 1 remains in mild hospitalization. Immediate inspections revealed hygiene deficiencies at the eatery, and improvements have been demanded. Further lab tests on the curry pork cutlet omelette rice are expected to be released in 2 weeks. The Health Bureau advises food operators to enhance hygiene practices and adhere to food safety regulations to prevent foodborne illnesses.

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Leading Global Test Plant Yingtai Technology Distributing 11 Yuan: Chairman Welcomes Long-term Growth

Reported about 1 year ago

Yingwei Technology, a leading provider of semiconductor test interface solutions, held its annual shareholder meeting recently where they reported a revenue of 3.682 billion yuan last year, a 28.12% decrease from the previous year, and approved a cash dividend of 11 yuan per share, with a dividend payout rate of 81%. The company attributed the decrease in demand due to slow semiconductor inventory depletion, geopolitical tensions, and inflation. Despite challenges, Yingtai Technology is focusing on continuous collaboration with global clients, developing new product lines, investing in R&D, and enhancing manufacturing automation to drive market growth. Their efforts have seen them rise in global market share ranking from 4th to 3rd in the test seat market, positioning them among the top three globally.

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Air Conditioner at 25 Degrees Still Not Cold! Unable to Sleep Peacefully, Netizens Reveal Key to Change

Reported about 1 year ago

Due to the ongoing influence of the Pacific high-pressure system, Taiwan is experiencing high temperatures, prompting people to rush home and turn on the air conditioner for relief. However, some netizens have complained about their air conditioners not cooling properly, requiring constant adjustments throughout the night to sleep comfortably. Suggestions from online forums include checking for refrigerant leaks and considering replacing the air conditioner after long-term use. The issue has sparked a discussion among many netizens about the efficiency of air conditioners after over 10 years of use.

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Taiwan Semiconductor Stock Defaults on Delivery with 28.92 Million

Reported about 1 year ago

Taiwan Semiconductor (TSMC) shares have been soaring, nearing the 1000 NT dollar mark, but unexpectedly encountered a significant default on delivery yesterday, amounting to 28.92 million NT dollars. The incident is suspected to be related to a young stock genius making a wrong bet, resulting in a downfall. Speculation suggests that the trigger for the default delivery may have been TSMC's stock price breaking through 900 NT dollars and its American Depositary Receipt (ADR) continuing to rise towards the 1000 NT dollar mark, while the overconfident young stock genius misjudged the situation and suffered losses. Responses from netizens ranged from surprise to comparisons with past stock incidents, questioning such defaults in a bullish market.

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Basketball/New League with 10 Teams, Warriors and Leading Apes not Included

Reported about 1 year ago

New Taipei Kings chairman Wang Wenxiang revealed that a new league will be established next season, with 10 teams expected to participate, including five T1 teams, four PLG teams, and one Southeast Asian team. The New Taipei Kings, along with the Steelmen from Kaohsiung 17 Live, the City Conqueror Lions from Hsinchu, and the Formosa Dreamers, are rumored to be leaving the current league. Notably, Taipei Fubon Warriors and Taoyuan Pauian Leading Apes were not mentioned among the teams. Wang Wenxiang emphasized the importance of fairness and justice in deciding the new league's name, rules, and rights and obligations, hinting at a structure similar to the NBA's Western and Eastern Conferences to bring more possibilities to Taiwanese basketball.

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Weekend Indulgence! 5 Major Chain Fast Food Discounts Available Including Buy One, Get One Free at McDonald's and KFC

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 22, 2024, various fast food chain stores in Taiwan have launched promotions for the weekend, such as Buy One, Get One Free offers on fried chicken buckets at Napoli Fried Chicken and Colonel Chicken Bites at KFC, as well as discounted meal sets. The article provides a guide to these promotions, including details on discounts at Napoli Fried Chicken, KFC, Burger King, and McDonald's, which include special deals on popular items and combo meals for a limited time.

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Taiyen (1737) Achieves Record Revenue with Cash Dividend of 1.20 yuan per share in Fiscal Year 113

Reported about 1 year ago

Taiyen Corporation (1737) has achieved remarkable success with record revenue, holding its 113th annual shareholders' meeting in Tainan on June 21. The meeting acknowledged the combined operating results for the fiscal year 112, with operating revenue reaching 3.409 billion yuan, operating profit of 313 million yuan, and net profit after tax of 217 million yuan. The company approved a cash dividend of 1.20 yuan per share. Taiyen's commitment to sustainable operation (ESG) has been recognized, receiving the '2023 Taiwan Corporate Sustainability Award' for its sustainability report, among other achievements. The company's ongoing efforts in energy conservation and carbon reduction, coupled with its innovative product development, have solidified its position as a leader in sustainable business practices. Taiyen continues to focus on product innovation, quality, and environmental sustainability, aiming to bring long-lasting value to stakeholders while ensuring public health and a stable supply of essential products.

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Breaking News: Man Found Dead in Kaohsiung Hotel Room Upon Failure to Check Out on Time

Reported about 1 year ago

A 44-year-old man surnamed Ko checked into a Kaohsiung hotel at 3 p.m. on the 19th and was supposed to check out at 12 p.m. on the 22nd. However, when hotel staff couldn't reach him, they found him lying lifeless on the floor with limbs stiff when they opened the door to his room. Upon further investigation, white powder packets and syringes were found in the room, but no signs of external force or intruders were discovered. The exact cause of death is pending an autopsy by the prosecutor. The case highlights the dangers of drug use and the importance of cherishing life.

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Car thief resists arrest, assaults police by opening car door, enthusiastic public helps to capture him within 15 minutes

Reported about 1 year ago

On the evening of June 21 in Taoyuan City, a 48-year-old man surnamed Huang stole a small truck parked on Yong'an Road. The victim reported the theft to the police, leading to a chase where Huang disregarded traffic rules, abandoned the vehicle, and injured a police officer while fleeing. Fortunately, with the help of citizens and a strategic police operation, Huang was apprehended within 15 minutes and the case is now under investigation.

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Japanese Tourism Nuisance Continues: World Heritage Site 'Oshino Hakkai' Turned into Wishing Pond with Large Amounts of Coins Thrown In

Reported about 1 year ago

One of the ponds in Oshino Hakkai, called 'Yarigaike,' is filled with many coins thrown by visitors, turning the famous World Heritage site in Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan, into a wishing pond. Despite signs prohibiting coin throwing in multiple languages, including English and Chinese, visitors continue to disregard the rules. The excessive amount of coins has raised concerns about environmental damage and water quality, prompting efforts to remove them periodically by volunteer divers. Discussions are ongoing to find a more effective solution to address this issue.

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Unexpected Death in Fengshan Hostel: Man Found Dead After Unanswered Check-Out

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 22, 2024, in Fengshan, Kaohsiung, a 44-year-old man surnamed Ke was found dead in a hostel room where he had checked-in on the 19th with plans to check-out on the 22nd. Staff discovered the body after no response during check-out time and alerted the police. The room contained suspicious packaging resembling drugs and a syringe, with no signs of external force. The exact cause of death is pending further investigation by the police. Three conditions of a warning were included at the end of the article: 'Do not indulge in drug-related activities, cherish life, and health is priceless.'

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Man Threatens Junior High School Student with Gun at Convenience Store, Student Pays 600 Yuan Cash for Life

Reported about 1 year ago

In Chiayi, Taiwan, a junior high school student was extorted by a man in his 50s near the Puji Temple convenience store. The man threatened to 'put a gun to your head and shoot you if you don’t give me money.' Fearing for his life, the student handed over 600 yuan in cash. The police arrested the suspect based on the report made by the student and his family. The motive behind the crime is still under investigation.

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Father Gives Son $4.5 Million for House! Wife Jealous Files Lawsuit, Surprising Court Verdict

Reported about 1 year ago

A husband in China gave his son $4.5 million to buy a house without consulting his wife, leading to her jealousy and anger, resulting in her taking legal action against her husband. The court eventually ruled in favor of the wife, ordering the husband to return a portion of the money. The incident stemmed from the sale of a property for $1.15 million, with the husband transferring $450,000 to their son for a new house, causing a dispute over shared marital assets.

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New Taipei Kings Chairman Wang Wenxiang Initiates Basketball New League with 10 Teams Joining

Reported about 1 year ago

New Taipei Kings recently won their first PLG Basketball Championship, and Chairman Wang Wenxiang has announced the launch of a new basketball league, 'Taiwan Professional Basketball League Future Development Important Announcement.' Wang Wenxiang shared plans for the future development of basketball in Taiwan, with 10 teams already committing to join the new league, including existing PLG and T1 teams, as well as a team from Southeast Asia. The aim is to integrate resources and enhance professionalization in the league.

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CPC Three-Link Project Progress Ahead of Schedule, Striving for Test Operation by March Next Year

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 22, 2024, Premier Cho Jung-tai visited Taiwan's CPC Corporation's third liquefied natural gas receiving station in Guanyin District, Taoyuan City. The project is currently 2.63% ahead of schedule, aiming to start test operations by the end of March next year. The completion of the project will provide natural gas for Taiwan Power Company's Datan Power Plant, as well as meet the increasing demand for natural gas in the northern region. The project aligns with green initiatives, energy enhancement, and coal reduction targets set by the government.

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Affordable Buffet Restaurant Offers '5 Dishes + Big Chicken Leg' for 60 NTD, Another Shop Sells Lunchbox for Only 30 NTD!

Reported about 1 year ago

In Huwei, Yunlin, a buffet restaurant surprised a customer by charging only 60 NTD for a lunchbox with 5 dishes and a large chicken leg, sparking disbelief online. Meanwhile, another popular buffet restaurant in Douliu offers 5 dishes with rice for just 30 NTD, even cheaper than a drink. The generous portions and affordable prices at these eateries are attracting long queues, with one shop even adopting a 'half sell, half give' approach to cater to students. Customers praise the food variety, reasonable prices, and friendly service, making these buffets stand out in today's rising cost environment.

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Cockroach Interrupts U.S. State Department Briefing, Spokesperson: It's a Big One

Reported about 1 year ago

During a press briefing held by U.S. State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller, a large cockroach crawling on the wall above journalists caused a temporary interruption. Miller apologized for the disturbance caused by the roach, mentioning the lack of insecticides in the briefing room. This incident reminiscent of a similar one five years prior in the White House press room where a mouse fell from the ceiling onto a journalist's leg, causing panic.

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House Prices in Tamsui Stagnant Despite Development? Investigation Reveals Average Price Still at 249,000

Reported about 1 year ago

In recent years, Taipei's housing market has continued to rise, leading to the perception that properties are becoming unaffordable. However, a recent post pointed out that housing developments like Tamsui New Town and Ocean Heart in Tamsui District have maintained stable prices around 249,000 despite surrounding growth, with speculations that the high depreciation of seaside properties may be offsetting the price increases. This observation sparked discussions among netizens regarding various factors influencing the market.

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High Vocational School Female Student Beats Top University Students to Enter Global Math Competition, Shocks Chinese Social Media

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 22, 2024, at 2:00 AM, a high vocational school female student majoring in fashion design from Jiangsu Province, China, made it to the finals of the Alibaba Global Math Competition, astonishing Chinese social media. Despite coming from a poor rural background and lack of resources, the 17-year-old student, Jiang Ping, ranked 12th globally in the competition, being the first vocational school student and the only female among the top 30 this year. Her achievements have sparked discussions on the imbalance in China's education system. While congratulating Jiang Ping, many feel her story highlights the helplessness in the Chinese education system, particularly for those without power, wealth, or connections.

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Breaking News: Fire in Pingtung Industrial Zone! Large amount of waste burning, 22 fire trucks rushing for rescue

Reported about 1 year ago

In Pingtung industrial zone on June 22, 2024, a fire broke out in a factory, causing a large amount of waste to burn. The fire was intense, with thick black smoke seen by the public who immediately alerted the authorities. 22 fire trucks with 42 personnel were dispatched to the scene for rescue. By around 12:15 pm, the fire was contained with no casualties reported. The cause of the fire is still under investigation.

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Newcomer to Compete in Golden Melody Awards! Wei-Xiang Xu's Performance Honors the King of Songs, Jacky Cheung

Reported about 1 year ago

New generation singer Wei-Xiang Xu, nominated for Best New Artist at the 35th Golden Melody Awards for his debut album 'Leap,' held a special concert titled 'Walking on the Tranquil Sea of the Moon Again,' inviting the public to witness his astonishing vocal skills. During the concert, he paid tribute to the 'King of Songs' Jacky Cheung by singing Cheung's Cantonese songs 'Distant Her' and 'Blue Rain'. Xu appeared in an all-black outfit showcasing his muscular arms, delivering hit songs and guitar solos mesmerizing the audience. Despite feeling nervous before the award ceremony, Xu expressed joy upon receiving the nomination and gratitude towards his record company for arranging the additional concert before the Golden Melody Awards.

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China's New Rules on Punishing Taiwan Independence; Maximum Penalty Can Lead to Death Penalty; MAC: China has No Legal Jurisdiction over Taiwan

Reported about 1 year ago

Maintaining a tense standoff across the strait, the Chinese Communist Party unexpectedly issued new rules on punishing Taiwan independence on June 21, effective immediately. The new regulations allow for trials in absentia for suspects who are not present, with a statute of limitations of up to 20 years, and the most severe penalty for crimes of state division being the death penalty. The mainland affairs council spokesperson, Liang Wenjie, made it clear that the Beijing authorities have no legal jurisdiction over Taiwan and their laws do not apply to Taiwanese citizens. The MAC strongly condemned China for stirring up animosity between the people on both sides of the strait. The list of individuals implicated in Taiwan independence includes the Secretary-General of the National Security Council, Wu Zhaoxie, former Premier Su Tseng-chang, Vice President Hsiao Meiqin, Minister of National Defense Gu Lixiong, legislator Ker Chien-ming, former legislator Chen Jiaohua, pundits Huang Shicong and Li Zhenhao, among others. The Future Outlook Foundation and the Asia Free Democratic Alliance were also named for sanctions. Ker Chien-ming, the DPP caucus whip in the Legislative Yuan, stated, 'If they want you to know, they're not afraid. They want you to be scared and surrender.' Economic expert Huang Shicong stated, 'Without a doubt, it's a bit of constraining everyone's thoughts, indicating that the two systems across the strait are indeed different.' Additionally, Taiwan's Ministry of National Defense announced the detection of 41 incidents of Chinese aircraft crossing the median line into the northern, southwestern, and eastern airspace, with 32 incursions over the past two days, creating a three-sided encirclement of Taiwan and causing heightened tensions between the two sides. Associate Professor Chen Shimin of the Political Science Department at National Taiwan University pointed out that 'For Xi Jinping or his supporters, they feel the need to take a hardline stance on Taiwan before the Third Plenum, to shift attention away from some of China's internal social and economic issues.' From President Lai Ching-te's one month in office to recent U.S. arms sales to Taiwan that have touched China's nerves, scholars speculate that China's Taiwan policy may be led by hawks, adopting more aggressive measures to distract from internal political and economic turmoil.

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Taiwan Rail New Express Train Derails Injuring 9 People, 51-Year-Old Driver's Condition Revealed

Reported about 1 year ago

According to CTWANT Weekly, the Taiwan Rail Express Train 229 derailed in the Hualien Qingshui Tunnel on the evening of June 21 after hitting falling rocks, causing the 51-year-old driver, named Chen, to suffer a hand fracture, and 8 passengers to be injured. The driver underwent surgery at 2 AM and was transferred to a general ward. The incident occurred at 4:50 PM on the previous day, with emergency services promptly evacuating the injured to hospitals. The Taiwan Rail Union confirmed the driver's good performance and provided compensation, expecting a month of recovery for him. The company outlined plans to enhance safety measures at disaster-prone locations, particularly after recent natural disasters in the region.

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Former Girlfriend of Zhang Shuwei, Lin Tingyu (Yongtu), Reacts to His Flash Marriage After Breaking Up

Reported about 1 year ago

Lin Tingyu (Yongtu) attended a fan meeting celebration for the show 'How Cute is My Mother-in-Law 2,' where she playfully wished her ex-boyfriend Zhang Shuwei well on his marriage by saying, 'Happy newlyweds, bathe in love forever, have children soon.' She joked about already giving her heartfelt wishes and shared her openness to the idea of getting married, amidst rumors of her being eager to settle down and have children. Lin Tingyu and her friends also engaged in matchmaking activities at the event. Despite recently ending her relationship with a businessman, she expressed contentment with being single for now.

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台積電股價波動 股民賠錢崩潰

Reported about 1 year ago

隨著台積電股價不斷創新高,有人趁機進場賺錢;然而一名女網友購買了零股後隔天馬上變成韭菜,令她非常崩潰。儘管台積電股價突破900元,然而根據證券交易所的資訊顯示,台積電被曝出鉅額違約交割案例,引起市場震動。

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