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Chinese Middle School Student Injured by Classmate in Bullying Incident, Father Missing After Falling into River Due to Medical Expenses

Reported about 1 year ago

In a bullying incident in Hunan Province, China, a middle school student was severely injured by a classmate who stabbed him multiple times during a study session, leading to ongoing treatment in a hospital. The student's father, unable to cope with the financial burden of medical bills and unsuccessful complaints, went missing after falling into a river a month later. An investigation is underway while the details are still being clarified by authorities.

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DPP Raises Constitutional Interpretation to Oppose Parliament Reform: Lashes Out at Lin Cho-shui's 'Constitutional Illiteracy'

Reported about 1 year ago

The Executive Yuan rejected the Parliament reform bill as unconstitutional, leading to the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) considering raising a constitutional interpretation to override the decision. Kuomintang lawmaker Lo Chih-chiang criticized the DPP for contradicting their past support for reforms they now claim violate the constitution, with reference to former DPP President Chen Shui-bian's advocacy for the return of parliamentary investigative powers to the Legislative Yuan. Lo also highlighted academic Lin Cho-shui's criticism of the DPP's stance, labeling them 'constitutional illiterates.'

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Legislative Reconsideration Vote Fails as Expected! Reveals DPP's Next Move to 'Open a New Battlefield': Warning KMT to Be Cautious

Reported about 1 year ago

In the vote on the parliamentary reform amendment reconsideration at the Legislative Yuan on June 21, as anticipated, the reconsideration did not pass with 62 in favor of maintaining the original decision and 51 against, indicating the failure of the reconsideration. Former legislator Shen Fuxiong pointed out that the DPP was prepared for the failure of the reconsideration and will now enter the constitutional interpretation stage and open a 'new battlefield,' advising the KMT to be cautious. After the vote, Green camp legislators criticized Legislative Yuan Speaker Han Kuo-yu for personally voting and being 'non-neutral.' Shen warned that the new battlefield after the reconsideration vote will be 'individual recalls,' emphasizing a strategic focus on recalls to shift the majority power in the parliament.

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Enhanced Traffic Law Enforcement in Luchu to Combat Pedestrian Accidents

Reported about 1 year ago

As of June 20, the Luchu Police Substation in Taoyuan City has recorded a total of 67 'pedestrian injury traffic accidents' this year, with jaywalking and failure to yield to pedestrians being the main causes, mainly on Nanqian Road, Zhongzheng Road, and Dazhu Road. To reduce pedestrian accidents, the substation plans to strengthen enforcement of jaywalking and failure to yield violations from 6:00 to 10:00 in the morning and from 16:00 to 20:00 in the evening until July 31. The penalties for pedestrians crossing roads illegally have been increased to combat the 'pedestrian hell' reputation, urging drivers to prioritize pedestrian safety by slowing down and yielding at intersections.

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Dicky Cheung Speaks Out after Son's Controversy: Takes Responsibility with a Heavy Heart

Reported about 1 year ago

Entertainer Sun Peng's residence was found with explosives and a dagger on June 19, resulting in his son, Sun Anzuo, and his manager, Zhu Yiming, being brought in for questioning for violating weapon control laws. Three days later, Dicky Cheung, Sun Anzuo's mother, broke her silence and expressed that she believes her son must bear the consequences of his choices. Cheung hinted at feeling heartbroken over the situation and emphasized the importance of personal accountability.

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5 Things Foreigners Notice Different from Japan After Returning Home

Reported about 1 year ago

LIVE JAPAN article explores 5 aspects that foreigners notice as different from Japan after returning home. These aspects include the abundance of cuteness in Japan, surprisingly convenient services in Japanese convenience stores, the remarkable taste and presentation of Japanese cuisine, the cleanliness and functionality of Japanese public toilets, and the ingrained habit of bowing in Japan, which can be hard to shake off after returning home.

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Summer Is Here! Weekend Temperatures Soar to 37 Degrees, Afternoon Thunderstorms to Watch Out For, Chance of Developing Tropical Storm Revealed

Reported about 1 year ago

The weather is hot with temperatures potentially reaching around 37 degrees over the weekend due to the influence of the Pacific high pressure. There are isolated thunderstorms expected in the southeast and Hengchun Peninsula, with active convection in mountainous areas leading to brief thunderstorms in Taichung, Greater Taipei, Yilan, and Hualien. Additionally, the probability of the disturbance in the South China Sea developing into a tropical depression has decreased to 20%, with a less than 5% chance of becoming a tropical storm. People are advised to take precautions against the heat and carry rain gear with them when heading out.

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Huachang Electric General Manager: How Did the Pig Get to the Wind?

Reported about 1 year ago

As of June 20 this year, the stock price of Huachang Electric, a heavyweight in the electrical industry, has surged 176%, reaching 945 yuan, with a possibility of becoming the next 'thousand-dollar stock.' General Manager Xu Yide attributes this success to lessons learned from domestic industry leaders, international unicorns, seizing new opportunities in the electrical industry, and developing export markets. Xu highlighted the importance of understanding the industry, mastering the rules of the game, and taking a different path to succeed in the market amidst Taiwan's growing need for business transformation and market trends towards higher export revenues.

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Fan Weiqi is Heartbroken! Praises Husband Chen Jianzhou for Having the 'Courage to Be Disliked' and Flashes Affection: I am Proud of You

Reported about 1 year ago

Singer Fan Fan Fan Weiqi has been through ups and downs with her husband Chen Jianzhou, and their relationship has grown stronger. Despite controversies surrounding the couple, including Fan Weiqi's 'dog official' scandal and accusations of sexual harassment against Chen Jianzhou by actress Zhou Yipei last year, Fan Weiqi recently expressed gratitude for her husband's dedication to Taiwan's basketball scene. She hopes their child can grow up to have the same courage to face criticisms and steadfast beliefs as Chen Jianzhou. Netizens' reactions were mixed, with some questioning the past controversies, while others supported the couple and Chen Jianzhou's contributions to Taiwanese basketball.

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Low salary at TSMC, 81K blood and sweat of young store manager at Sushiro revealed on the internet

Reported about 1 year ago

As the job market heats up during graduation season, a netizen revealed that the monthly salary of the store manager at the famous chain conveyor belt sushi restaurant 'Sushiro' reaches up to 81K, attracting mostly young people aged 24 to 26. Comparing this to employees at TSMC with top-notch master's degrees, the netizen questioned the inequality, sparking discussions about high working hours and pressures at Sushiro. While some criticize the ease of promotion, others view the treatment as good for those without a high level of education.

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Eating Apples Daily Leads to Toxicity in Blood! Tips on Safe Consumption by Tan Dun-ci

Reported about 1 year ago

Tan Dun-ci, known as the 'mother of detoxification,' advises that all fruits, whether eaten with or without peel, should be washed before consumption to ensure food safety. She shares a case where a health-conscious patient who ate an unpeeled apple daily without washing had pesticide residues exceeding limits in their blood. Tan recommends washing fruits like bananas, cantaloupes, and passion fruits with water before eating. She also cautions against consuming mangoes without rinsing off toxic urushiol oil on their skin and advises washing kiwis to avoid allergic reactions. Tan stresses the importance of proper fruit hygiene to prevent health risks.

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Job Applicant, 20, Brings Mom to Interview and Mom Answers for Him, Employer Shares Surprising Reason for Hiring

Reported about 1 year ago

As graduation season brings new job seekers into the workforce, a viral post on Dcard forum reveals a 20-year-old job applicant who brought his mother to the interview, with the mother answering all the questions while the applicant sat quietly. Despite the unusual situation, the employer decided to hire the applicant due to personal reflections on his controlling mother and a hope to provide guidance for the young man. The employer also shared insights into the applicant's work behavior and highlighted the need for the mother to realize the importance of allowing the applicant space to grow independently.

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Taiwan Railway's Puyuma Express Derailed due to Rockslide, Expected to Fully Recover by Noon Today

Reported about 1 year ago

Taiwan Railway Corporation announced that the Puyuma Express No. 229 derailed due to a rockslide in Hualien's Qingshui Tunnel on June 21, leaving the train's first carriage and other parts off the track. By 8 a.m. today, the full train was successfully restored, signaling repairs to railway tracks and signaling devices. It is estimated that the entire line will be fully operational before noon today. The incident resulted in injuries to the train driver and eight passengers. Taiwan Rail is handling the situation and ensuring the passengers' safety and transportation.

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Police Chase and Capture Missing Indonesian Migrant Worker Who Tries to Flee on Foot and Cries Out for Mother

Reported about 1 year ago

During traffic duty in Taichung, Taiwan, police officers noticed two Indonesian migrant workers behaving suspiciously and attempted to question them. The workers immediately ran off, with one hiding in a store before being caught by the police. The captured worker, a 23-year-old Indonesian male named Ah, had been reported missing by his employer since April. During his apprehension, Ah expressed fear and repeatedly asked to contact his mother, explaining that he ran away due to the difficult working conditions and wished to assure his mother of his safety. The case has been referred to immigration authorities for further handling, with a reminder from the police for the public not to employ undocumented workers to avoid severe legal consequences.

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12 Counties and Cities Forecasted to Reach 36℃, Beware of Afternoon Thunderstorms on Holidays

Reported about 1 year ago

The Central Weather Bureau warned of afternoon thunderstorms and high temperatures in Taiwan on Saturday and Sunday, advising caution against heat injuries and suggesting staying indoors or using cooling methods. Twelve counties and cities, including Taipei, are under high-temperature alerts, with a likelihood of reaching 36 degrees Celsius. The weather is expected to remain hot next week, with potential afternoon thunderstorms in mountainous regions. A tropical disturbance in the South China Sea is slowly developing but not likely to affect Taiwan.

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Taiwan Railway: Puyuma Express Derailment Due to Landslide, to be Resumed at 8am this Morning and Fully Operational by Noon

Reported about 1 year ago

Taiwan Railway's Puyuma Express train No. 229 collided with a landslide yesterday, causing 3 carriages to derail and injuring 9 individuals. The company announced that the train was successfully re-railed and removed at 8am today, and track and signal equipment restoration is underway, with full operation expected by noon. Passengers have been transferred to other trains and injured individuals are receiving medical care. Efforts to clear the track are ongoing following the accident.

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Korean Actor Ha Jung-woo to Get Married by Year End, Father Accidentally Reveals the News

Reported about 1 year ago

The highly anticipated Korean action film 'Emergency Declaration,' starring top stars Ha Jung-woo and Lee Jung-jae, was released in Korea yesterday, garnering rave reviews. During a recent interview, Ha Jung-woo's father accidentally revealed that the actor might get married by the end of this year, creating a buzz among fans and audiences. The film, based on a real-life hijacking incident, showcased Ha Jung-woo's exceptional performance and left the audience on the edge of their seats with its thrilling plot and emotional ending, making it a must-watch movie.

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Paris Olympics Village Goes Without Air Conditioning to Reduce Carbon Emissions, US Teams Bring Their Own

Reported about 1 year ago

The Paris Olympic Village, hosting over 15,000 athletes from around the world for the upcoming Olympics, has opted not to install air conditioning in the rooms and only provided electric fans. While promoting energy efficiency and carbon reduction efforts, multiple National Olympic Committees including the USA, Australia, and Germany have decided to bring their own air conditioning for the athletes' performance, despite Paris showcasing a design that keeps rooms cool without air conditioning through under-floor cooling pipes. Various countries are choosing to bring air conditioning units to Paris for the Olympics, with the US Olympic Committee emphasizing the importance of ensuring their team's performance by providing air conditioning.

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Da Yuan Police Show Determination in Thunderous Anti-Crime Campaign to Sweep Outlaws and Maintain Public Order in Jurisdiction

Reported about 1 year ago

Taoyuan City's Dayuan Police Substation has launched a new phase of the Thunderous Anti-Crime Campaign since June, aiming to purify the jurisdiction's public order, prevent street violence, crack down on illegal firearms, gambling crimes, and suppress illegal activities in specific industries. With a combination of enhanced police forces to combat various crimes, they also deploy over 32 officers on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday evenings, led by Substation Chief Wang Zhimin, to inspect KTVs, restaurants, motels, and other places with public safety concerns for drugs and pornography, carrying out expanded inspections and roadblocks to crackdown on criminals. The campaign has successfully apprehended several individuals involved in various crimes, demonstrating the police's commitment to maintaining public safety.

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Monica Reflects on Reconnecting with Brandy After 'The Boy Is Mine' Remix

Reported about 1 year ago

Monica reflects on how collaborating with Brandy and Ariana Grande on a remix of 'The Boy Is Mine' helped close gaps in their relationship, emphasizing the importance of communication and resolving miscommunications. Despite initial reservations about touching the original 1998 hit, Monica fell in love with the new version and praised Ariana Grande for her authenticity and humility. Grande expressed her gratitude for the collaboration and its tribute to Brandy and Monica's impact on the music industry.

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Controversy sparked as female tourist in Nara Park, Japan, takes photos causing distressed expression on deer's face

Reported about 1 year ago

A video of interaction between deer and tourists in Nara Park, Japan, went viral on TikTok, showing a woman in a blue and purple tank top and denim skirt sitting on a deer, seemingly for a photo. Despite the deer grazing with lowered head, its face appeared distressed. The video incited anger among netizens, with some criticizing the act as disrespectful, while others defended the woman, claiming she did not actually sit on the deer but appeared to due to a squatting posture. The incident divided opinions on social media, with calls for better treatment of the deer and a suggestion for the tourist's deportation.

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Taiwan Railway: New Taroko Express Train Derailed by Falling Rocks at Site of Rockfall, Expected to Fully Resume by Noon Today

Reported about 1 year ago

Taiwan Railway's Taroko Express Train No. 229 derailed inside the Qing Shui Tunnel yesterday due to a rockfall caused by a landslide. The company reported that the derailed train was successfully rerailed and removed by 8 a.m. this morning. They are now working on restoring the track and signal equipment, aiming to fully reopen the line by noon today. The incident resulted in injuries to the driver and 8 passengers, with a total of 9 individuals receiving medical treatment. All passengers have been safely transported to their destinations. Repair efforts are ongoing in the affected area with single-track operations in place while repairs are carried out.

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陳妍希首度回應婚變傳聞!與小19歲鮮肉合照宣傳新劇

Reported about 1 year ago

近日傳出婚變風波的陳妍希,在21日首度在微博發文,貼出與22歲男星周柯宇的甜蜜合照宣傳新戲《狙擊蝴蝶》。陳妍希的新劇開機儀式上也現身,展現不受婚變影響的姿態。

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US to Gradually Resume Avocado Inspections in Michoacan, Mexico

Reported about 1 year ago

The U.S. will gradually resume avocado and mango inspections in Michoacan, Mexico, following a temporary suspension due to an assault on USDA inspectors. U.S. Ambassador Ken Salazar stated that inspectors will gradually return to packing plants, emphasizing the need to ensure their security before full operations resume. The suspension occurred after two USDA employees were assaulted, leading to a halt in inspections in Mexico's major avocado-producing state.

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KMT's 'Blue Hawk Action' Votes for 'Most Should be Recalled' Green Legislator Huang Chie: Ask the People of Kaohsiung First

Reported about 1 year ago

Amid the review of parliamentary reform bills, intense conflicts between the blue and green camps have emerged, with rumors circulating online about a list of 24 legislators most likely to face recalls due to improper governance. The KMT initiated the 'Blue Hawk Action' on the 21st, setting up billboards outside the Legislative Yuan for the public to choose the green legislator they most want to recall, with Wu Szu-yao ranking first and Huang Chie second. Responding to this, Huang challenged, 'Before recalling me, ask the people of Kaohsiung if they agree.' The 'Blue Hawk Action' and 'Green Bird Action' demonstrations took place outside the Legislative Yuan on the 21st, attracting significant crowds. Huang was among the top three legislators in the recall voting, affirming her unwavering stance in defending Kaohsiung and Taiwan.

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