Reported about 1 year ago
A person walking in Da Hu Park in Taipei witnessed a Shiba Inu biting a green-headed duck, causing it to be bloody and motionless on the ground. The owner's indifferent attitude sparked anger among netizens, with one person criticizing the lack of concern and familiarity with such incidents. The incident was captured on video and shared on social media, leading to discussions about pet owner responsibility and animal welfare.
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Reported about 1 year ago
In New Taipei City's Banqiao District, an intoxicated man was found with a toy BB gun around his waist at MRT Jiangzicui Station. Upon being stopped by station staff and reported to the police, it was discovered that the man was carrying a toy BB gun. The 41-year-old man was brought in for questioning after blowing a 0.26 milligrams during a breathalyzer test, and was charged for causing public alarm under the Social Order Maintenance Act.
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Reported about 1 year ago
In the aftermath of Credit Suisse's financial struggles, Switzerland is spearheading a new financial infrastructure by issuing tokenized bonds settled in the country's digital currency. The Swiss central bank is extending the pilot program due to its success, emphasizing the benefits of tokenization in terms of speed, simplicity, and security. Despite global tokenization projects, Switzerland aims to revitalize its banking industry's image and position as a top financial hub through blockchain-based initiatives.
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Reported about 1 year ago
The global AI craze has propelled NVIDIA's stock price to new heights, surpassing even Microsoft to become the most valuable company in the world, drawing the attention of investors and influencing market trends. With massive inflows of funds into tech funds, especially amidst political uncertainties in Europe, analysts warn of potential risks despite the excitement surrounding NVIDIA's market dominance.
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Reported about 1 year ago
In an exclusive report on June 21, 2024, at 11:57 PM, a Taiwan Railway Express train was hit by a landslide causing a derailment incident. Tzu Chi personnel provided aid at the Xincheng Train Station with supplies. Following the incident, Tzu Chi immediately activated their aid mechanism, providing water, bread, and vegetarian rice dumplings to the station. The train company set up emergency response teams and assisted passengers, including Tzu Chi volunteers. A volunteer on board assisted in helping injured passengers. Tzu Chi's swift response and care were highlighted in the aftermath of the accident.
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Reported about 1 year ago
On June 21, 2024, a Taiwan Railway EMU3000 type new Taroko Express on train number 229 derailed after hitting a landslide, causing 3 train cars to derail. The train, imported from Japan, cost about 800 million NTD with less than 3 months of service. Repair parts need to be shipped from Japan, so repairs may take some time. The incident occurred between the Chongde and Hsuehjen sections. Damage included misaligned car doors and broken couplers.
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Reported about 1 year ago
White Ice moved to host the Saturday 8pm show 'Super Ice Show' on Formosa TV, leading to a contract dispute with Hu Gua who claimed the time slot was originally his. Later, the program brought in GRL ONE dance group, National Treasure 'Little Mi' teacher, and opera actor Chen Yu'an for an entertaining performance. Yang Fan played Bao Gong in a humorous skit, evoking tears from the audience and participants. White Ice praised the show and congratulated Little Mi for receiving the National Literary Award this year, describing the show as mesmerizing. The article also touches on other celebrity news.
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Reported about 1 year ago
A woman complained online about her neighbor who asked to use her parking space for loading/unloading goods for their online business. Due to the woman's husband taking care of his sick father, the car was not used for a week. The neighbor criticized the woman, asking if her husband was dead for not using the car. Despite apologizing later, the woman decided to cut ties with the neighbor as a result. The incident sparked discussions online about kindness, gratitude, and boundaries.
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Reported about 1 year ago
蕭淑慎與小15歲老公梁軒安結婚7年，遭24歲曾女指控騙財騙色。梁軒安發聲明否認詐騙，表示曾女無力償還私人會所尾款，並無犯罪行為。夫妻互動依舊親密，蕭淑慎力挺丈夫不受影響，證實感情穩固。
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Reported about 1 year ago
In an exclusive report provided by the Central Weather Bureau on June 21, 2024, the focus is on frequent afternoon thunderstorms in Taiwan. The Bureau forecasts the development of afternoon thunderstorms due to heat in the afternoon, with the possibility of localized heavy rainfall in mountainous areas and significant rainfall in Taipei and central Taiwan. Residents are advised to be cautious of weather changes and anticipate high temperatures, with temperatures reaching up to 37-38 degrees Celsius. The weather pattern for the upcoming week is divided into three stages, with similar conditions expected tomorrow and a widening rain area on Monday and Tuesday, especially in central and northern regions. By Wednesday, the rain area will shrink and be concentrated in mountainous areas. High temperatures will hover around 33-35 degrees Celsius for the next few days, with slight fluctuations depending on moisture levels, urging the public to stay updated on weather forecasts and prepare accordingly.
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Reported about 1 year ago
This week's Friday marked the 'Triple Witching Day' for US stocks, where contracts for indices, stocks, and ETF options expire on the same day, leading to increased volatility and trading volume. This expiration saw a record $5.5 trillion options expiring. Nvidia had the second-largest options expiring value after the S&P 500. The Dow Jones opened high but dipped later, S&P 500 fell 0.4%, and Nasdaq dropped over a hundred points. Nvidia fell around 5%, while Microsoft climbed 1.6%, Apple fell 2.4%, Tesla rose 2.8%, Amazon gained 3%, and Google surged 1.6%. Semiconductor and AI stocks led the initial decline, with Nvidia ending an eight-week streak with a 4% drop this week, while Microsoft continued its three-week streak of gains.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Mr. Moose's (MIXER) worldwide tour for 'CircUs' will debut at Taipei Arena on September 21st. Using 3D technology, the band has created visually stunning posters and concept videos, impressing fans with their creativity. The tour's main visual aims to bring their surrealistic concepts to life, fulfilling their dream of performing at Taipei Arena. Tickets for the concert go on sale on July 6th, with their final show in Hong Kong on July 27th. In addition to their performances, they will also be part of the 2024 Hualien Summer Love Carnival on July 4th and the Kaohsiung Beer Music Festival on the following day.
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Reported about 1 year ago
A netizen witnessed a Shiba Inu viciously biting a green-headed duck in Dahu Park in Taipei, with the owner failing to intervene. When confronted, the owner retorted with a chilling remark and only lightly tapped the dog with an item resembling a fly swatter instead of properly restraining it, resulting in the duck's tragic death. The incident sparked outrage online, with many criticizing the lack of responsible pet ownership and failure to prevent the attack.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Lou Chun-Shuo's career is booming, and he has been invited to be a mentor for the male group talent show 'SCOOL.' The show, produced by Sky Entertainment and SBS Medianet, has also recruited popular idol Lou Chun-Shuo as a mentor, along with former boy band members Yu-Cheng from 'ALL IN 5' and Chuan-You from 'Atomic Youth 1' joining the competition. Despite being a mentor, Lou Chun-Shuo humbly describes himself as a newcomer and hopes to learn and grow with the contestants during the show recording in South Korea. The selection criteria, as mentioned by Lou Chun-Shuo, focus on the importance of having 'Three Powers' - performance skills, personal charm, and teamwork abilities. The article also mentions the training of 24 candidates selected from Taiwan, who will undergo a month of training in Seoul, South Korea, aiming to enhance their skills and mutual inspiration with participants from Japan, Korea, and England. Additionally, Yu-Cheng and Chuan-You, having attracted the attention of South Korean TV producers, will also receive training in South Korea, as they expressed their unwillingness to give up and are eager to showcase their abilities on a larger stage.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Fan Fan praised her husband, Jay Chou, for his dedication to Taiwanese basketball in a late-night post, expressing her hope that their twins will grow up with a similar spirit. Following controversies surrounding Fan Fan's remarks and Jay Chou's scandals, their images have been greatly impacted, delaying Fan Fan's comeback. Despite criticisms, Fan Fan's post received mixed responses from fans, some urging for self-improvement and humility. Recalling past incidents involving Fan Fan's career setbacks, from the mask controversy to violating epidemic prevention measures, she recently made a comeback at a music festival in Jiangsu, China.
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Reported about 1 year ago
At the Dragon Beauties Little Dragon Girl recruitment campaign organized by CPBL's Wei Chuan Dragons cheerleading team, mixed-race Taiwanese-Japanese actress Reima Kagamikinen grabbed the first spot in sign-ups and received private training from Elkie Chong Ting Xin, a former member of the popular Korean girl group CLC and a friend of Chou Tzu-yu. With a sweet and cute appearance, Kagamikinen expressed her excitement for the stage by immediately signing up after hearing about the auditions and undergoing a month of intense dance practice and physical training. With the full support of her friends and personal trainer Elkie, Kagamikinen aims to shine on stage, overcoming her past stage fright and nervousness with improved expression and confidence.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Since the COVID-19 pandemic, a large influx of foreign tourists in Japan has led to 'overtourism' in certain tourist spots, including the Oshino Hakkai springs formed by melted snow from Mount Fuji. Local residents observed an increase in foreign coins being thrown into the clear springs, raising concerns about water quality. Despite warning signs in multiple languages, tourists continue to throw coins into the springs. Efforts to collect and count these coins are ongoing, with authorities discussing potential solutions to protect the environment without compromising the scenic beauty of the area.
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Reported about 1 year ago
The 2-year-old Japanese tapir 'Hideo 英雄', who just celebrated its birthday earlier this year, unexpectedly died upon arrival in Taiwan. The Taipei City Zoo found the tapir lifeless with blood stains in its transport crate. The zoo expressed deep sadness and regret, planning to conduct a pathological autopsy to determine the cause of death, as well as reviewing the animal transportation process with Japanese partners to understand the possible reasons for the tragic incident.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Hero, a Malayan tapir from Yokohama Zoo in Japan, arrived in Taiwan for an exchange with Taipei Zoo but was found lifeless upon arrival on June 21. An autopsy was conducted on June 22, and Taipei Zoo will provide further explanations. The 2-year-old tapir was intended for breeding purposes and its sudden death surprised and saddened many. Taipei Zoo, amidst the summer season, will extend its hours starting July 6 for the 'Night FUN Zoo' event featuring various activities to celebrate its 110th anniversary.
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Reported about 1 year ago
TikTokers Alex Madison and Jon Bouffard announced the devastating news of experiencing a pregnancy loss, expressing their deep pain and grief on Instagram and TikTok. The couple, who were expecting their first child, shared heartfelt messages and received an outpouring of support and condolences from fans, fellow TikTokers, and social media influencers during this difficult time.
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Reported about 1 year ago
On June 21, 2024, China announced new regulations with 22 articles for punishing 'Taiwan independence' elements, with the maximum penalty being death. Eric Chu emphasized that mainland China has no jurisdiction over the Republic of China or the Taiwanese people. He urged restraint to avoid escalating hostility between the two sides, advocating dialogue over confrontation. Chu criticized President Lai Ching-te for adopting antagonistic policies since taking office, stating that the Democratic Progressive Party's confrontational approach is detrimental to Taiwan. The Taiwan Affairs Office said Beijing's actions will only fuel divisions between people on both sides and hinder positive cross-strait interactions.
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Reported about 1 year ago
In June 21, 2024, the 113th Navy Harmony Far Sea Training Support Team visited Taiping Island in the South China Sea. The officers and soldiers witnessed the strategic achievements in the South China Sea to strengthen national defense determination. During the visit, they observed military and civilian facilities on the island, learning about Taiwan's long-term construction achievements. The visit aimed to enhance the strategic understanding of the South China Sea and emphasize the importance of national defense mission. The support team successfully anchored and sailed in the surrounding waters, exploring local landmarks and historical sites related to Taiwan's military presence on the island, fostering a sense of national sovereignty and homeland protection mission awareness among the personnel.
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Reported about 1 year ago
On June 21, 2024, China announced severe punishment for Taiwan independence advocates, with the possibility of the death penalty for the most serious cases. Kuomintang Chairman Chu Li-lun emphasized that mainland China has no jurisdiction over the Republic of China. Chu called for moderation between both sides to avoid escalating hostility, stating that conflict costs are too high compared to dialogue. He urged President Lai Qing-de to prioritize Taiwan's well-being over partisan interests. The escalating tensions have been marked by confrontational rhetoric and actions from the Democratic Progressive Party. Taiwan's opposition Kuomintang has stressed the importance of dialogue and cooperation for the nation's benefit.
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Reported about 1 year ago
On June 22, a woman was seen walking her Shiba Inu at Dahu Park in Taipei, with the dog holding a struggling wild mallard duck in its mouth. A passerby confronted the woman, who only lightly tapped the dog with a stick to stop the behavior after being scolded. Netizens criticized the passive attitude of the owner, questioning why she didn't intervene more forcefully to save the duck. The incident sparked online debate and concern about pet owner responsibility and animal welfare.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Premier Su Tseng-chang continues to oversee the construction project of the third terminal at Taoyuan Airport, aiming for full operation by 2027 to accommodate domestic and international travelers. The project has undergone three revisions due to complex design, high construction costs, and low bidder interest, exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic. Premier Su emphasized the importance of focusing on project progress and ensuring quality to reflect Taiwan as a civilized country, urging the airport company and construction units to pay attention to details and quality during the construction process.
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