Reported about 1 year ago
A 30-year-old man surnamed Zhou in Kaohsiung drove recklessly, running red lights and driving under the influence, in search of his girlfriend who had disappeared after leaving a bar. Zhou, who was worried about his girlfriend's safety, was arrested by the police for violating public endangerment laws. Despite his concern, he disregarded his own alcohol consumption and drove dangerously around the bar area in his search for her before being apprehended by law enforcement officers. The incident serves as a reminder about the dangers of drunk driving.
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Reported about 1 year ago
The schedules for the 43rd Jones Cup basketball tournament have been released, with the women's competition scheduled from July 6 to 10, and the men's competition from July 13 to 21 at the Xinzhuang Gymnasium. Taiwan will be represented by blue and white teams in both men's and women's categories, with notable players like naturalized player Gilles Beck in the blue team roster. The white team rosters include young talents while the women's teams feature players from different leagues to showcase a mix of experience and youth.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Taoyuan Fertility Maternity and Child Health Clinic's International Reproductive Center organized a 'Good Pregnancy Seminar' event featuring discussions on topics like egg nurturing, secrets to successful pregnancy, preconception health checkups, and genetic reproductive technology. Actress Li Mi, a mother of five, shared her experience with IVF treatment at the seminar, emphasizing the importance of embryo genetic testing in increasing pregnancy success rates and reducing miscarriage risks. The clinic's director explained the importance of Preimplantation Genetic Testing for Aneuploidy (PGT-A) in selecting healthy embryos for implantation to achieve successful pregnancies. The article also highlighted the need for proper prenatal check-ups to ensure the health of the fetus even after PGT-A testing.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Julian Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks, has admitted to violating U.S. espionage laws as part of a plea deal with the U.S. Department of Justice. In exchange, Assange is expected to be sentenced to 62 months in prison, equivalent to the time served in the UK, and he has left the Belmarsh Prison in the UK after being detained for 5 years. WikiLeaks announced Assange's regained freedom as a result of a global movement spanning grassroots organizers, press freedom activists, legislators, political leaders, and even the United Nations. Assange's wife expressed gratitude for the continuous support, and various countries, including Australia and Germany, have advocated for Assange's fair treatment.
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Reported about 1 year ago
During a Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) press conference, Kuomintang legislator Chen Yu-chen was accused by DPP legislator Wu Si-yao of monitoring them outside, leading to a heated argument where Chen demanded an apology but Wu refused. The dispute centered on Chen's presence outside the DPP conference, with both sides arguing over whether it was appropriate. The incident reflects ongoing tensions between political parties in Taiwan.
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Reported about 1 year ago
On the evening of June 22, 2024, the Neihu Police Substation in Taipei received a report of a robbery on Jiu Zhong Road in Neihu District. The victim, surnamed Liu, was involved in trading virtual currencies and was robbed of over 20,000 Tether coins and thousands of dollars in cash by 2 suspects. The police formed a special task force, found the suspects in Taishan District, New Taipei City, and seized the weapons used in the crime. The suspects were arrested and charged with robbery, unlawful detention, and assault. The police will continue efforts to combat major crimes and ensure a safe environment for the public.
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Reported about 1 year ago
The Food and Drug Administration under Taiwan's Ministry of Health and Welfare announced that 'Good to Eat Food,' a subsidiary of Vermont Curry, imported curry powder from Malaysia with pesticide residues exceeding standards, resulting in 1100 kilograms being returned or destroyed. In addition, three batches of chili powder from South Korea were also found to have exceeded pesticide residue limits and were returned or destroyed. The overall list of 17 items with unqualified products included items like pepper from Indonesia and spreadable cheese from the Philippines, all of which failed inspection due to excessive pesticides or other issues and were returned or destroyed.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Many may not have heard of Zheng Huajuan's name, but have likely heard songs she wrote or composed. As a key figure in the music industry during the 1980s and 1990s, Zheng created numerous classic songs that are still popular today. Her contributions to singers like Zhang Qingfang, Pan Yueyun, and more helped shape the Taiwanese pop music scene. Awarded the Special Contribution Award at the Golden Melody Awards, she was praised for her courage, independence, and exploration in her music, leaving behind a lasting influence on Taiwan's music landscape.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Former chairman of Taiwan Land Development Corporation, Chiu Fu-sheng, is involved in a financial crime investigation under the Securities Exchange Act. Despite being initially bailed at 1.5 million, he is now under house arrest due to inability to pay the bail. Chiu is restricted from leaving or boarding ships and must wear an electronic monitoring device. The investigation includes six individuals, with Chiu being the central figure suspected of financial misconduct during his tenure at the company. The company has cooperated with authorities and awaits further developments in the case.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Taiwan's representative to the US, Yu Da-hsuan, was reported to have spent public funds recklessly by replacing a vehicle for the chief of mission prematurely and allowing his wife to treat diplomats as servants. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs clarified that all purchases made by Yu followed government procurement procedures and regulations. President Tsai has instructed the Executive Yuan and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to investigate the matter further in accordance with relevant regulations.
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Reported about 1 year ago
In Kaohsiung, Taiwan, on June 25, 2024, four motorcyclists consecutively slipped and fell on the road, with the cause being a small truck in front of them suspected of not securing the paint properly, causing five paint buckets to spill, making the road slippery. This led to the subsequent motorcyclists slipping and falling, covered in paint. The negligent truck driver may face fines for the incident but fortunately, the fallen motorcyclists did not suffer serious injuries.
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Reported about 1 year ago
CNN's upcoming televised debate between Joe Biden and Donald Trump is not only significant for the presidential candidates but also for CNN itself. As CNN aims to assert its relevance in a changing media landscape by hosting a general election presidential debate for the first time, the network's reputation and future are on the line. With low viewership and competition from opinion-focused outlets like Fox News and MSNBC, CNN's chairman Mark Thompson views the internet as a growth opportunity while acknowledging the importance of leading an illuminating debate. The event's success could either revive CNN's legacy or tarnish its reputation in the long run, making it a pivotal moment for the network.
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Reported about 1 year ago
A devastating fire at a factory in Hwaseong, South Korea, resulted in 23 deaths, mostly Chinese migrant workers. The fire started in a lithium battery storage area and claimed the lives of 18 Chinese, 2 South Korean, and 1 Laotian workers. Investigations are ongoing, with efforts to identify victims and determine the cause of the blaze. The incident highlights the risks faced by migrant workers in South Korea and raises concerns about industrial safety standards in the country.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Ukrainian President Zelenskiy announced on June 24 that Lieutenant General Yuriy Sodol, the commander of the Ukrainian Joint Forces, has been replaced. This decision follows criticism from notable military figures who accused Sodol of inflicting more harm on Ukrainian soldiers than Russian commanders. Zelenskiy stated the replacement of Sodol with Major General Andriy Gnatov but did not specify the reason. The leader of the prominent Azov regiment, Bogdan Krotevych, recently criticized Sodol publicly for causing severe losses within the Ukrainian forces. Krotevych highlighted the discontent among soldiers towards Sodol's leadership, leading to a call for investigation by the Ukrainian State Bureau of Investigations. Following the replacement, Krotevych expressed hope for improvement under Gnatov's leadership. Sodol, appointed in February, led the ground forces in Eastern and Southern Ukraine but faced setbacks against Russian advances, prompting multiple changes in military leadership to reverse the situation.
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Reported about 1 year ago
In celebration of the romantic Qixi Festival, GODIVA launches its 2024 Summer Romance Limited Edition gift box series inspired by a romantic afternoon tea in the Edenic paradise. The collection features four Qixi-exclusive chocolates infused with different aspects of love. From now until August 4th, customers who make a qualifying purchase can receive a free three-piece selected chocolate gift box. The chocolates include Raspberry White Chocolate, Almond Peach Caramel Chocolate, Almond Coffee Black Chocolate, and Lemon Pie White Chocolate, each embodying a unique flavor profile. The chic packaging reflects a vibrant summer atmosphere and captures the essence of a tender teatime exchange in a hidden Eden, bringing forth intense passion and affectionate sentiments.
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Reported about 1 year ago
In Xinzhuang District of New Taipei City, a 26-year-old man named Lin was caught illegally parked on Fuguo Road on the evening of June 21. When patrolling officers intervened, Lin became agitated and even pushed the officers. Suspicious, the police intensified their alert and discovered a machete on the front passenger seat of Lin's car. Lin resisted and tried to flee back to his car, where police found a modified handgun, 4 bullets, and a ketamine smoke bomb. He was subsequently arrested and will be investigated for firearms, drugs, obstructing official duties, and maintaining social order violations. The Xinzhuang Police Station Chief emphasized the importance of cracking down on illegal firearms to maintain public safety.
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Reported about 1 year ago
On June 25, 2024, at 12:15 AM, according to SET News, 22-year-old Chinese actor Wang Xingyue, who gained popularity for his role as the dark male lead in the TV drama 'Ink Rain Between Clouds,' was caught by paparazzi 'Gossip Girl Zhang Xiaohan' entering the same elevator building as rumored girlfriend Xiang Hanzhi while filming in Hengdian. Despite denying previous romance rumors, this new incident sparked discussions, prompting producer Yu Zheng to criticize the paparazzi. With Wang Xingyue's rising fame from 'Ink Rain Between Clouds,' he is now linked to dating other actresses, impacting the filming atmosphere on set.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Three Taiwanese drug traffickers were recently arrested by Cambodian authorities, with 145 kilograms of drugs found in their possession. The Cambodian police mentioned that the suspects might face life imprisonment for drug trafficking and money laundering charges. The group, led by Taiwanese individuals, was further identified as ANG CHENG JUN (20 years old), HSU CHENG HAO (32 years old), and HUANG HEIAN (35 years old), along with a Chinese individual FAN YUAN KUEI (26 years old) and a Japanese individual NOMORA SOKICHI (72 years old). A significant amount of the drugs seized were methamphetamine-based. The authorities conducted multiple raids resulting in the arrests and confiscation of drugs.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Lee Chia-yen June 25, 2024, at 12:13 AM, Taiwan's representative to the US, Yu Da-jung, was accused of misusing public funds by allegedly spending NT$8 million on luxury items for the official residence, including expensive furniture, a Cadillac car which was blocked by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Bluetooth speakers, coffee machines, and carpets. The Ministry confirmed that they did not approve the car purchase but stated that the procurement of household items for the residence followed proper procedures. The controversy arose as it was claimed that these purchases were made under the guise of official necessities. The Ministry emphasized that Yu Da-jung's procurement activities complied with government regulations and procedures.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Sun Anzuo, son of entertainers Sun Peng and Di Ying, was recently seen with a gas gun in Xinyi District, and was subsequently transferred to the Taipei District Prosecutors' Office by the police for violating the Firearm and Ammunition Control Act. According to Sanli News Network, Sun's manager revealed on June 25 that Sun Anzuo believes carrying a gas gun is not illegal. He is currently developing electromagnetic guns with the help of partners providing funding, aiming for mass production in the future. Sun Anzuo, who enjoys mechanics, often shares mechanical polishing on Instagram, calling himself a village blacksmith.
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Reported about 1 year ago
North Korea conducted its 5th trash balloon release towards South Korea, with about 100 balloons landing in South Korean territory containing paper trash without harmful substances. South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol criticized this act as 'vile and irrational provocation' during the 74th anniversary ceremony of the Korean War, condemning North Korea's focus on nuclear and missile development despite international warnings. Yoon emphasized the need for a strong defense against North Korean provocations and highlighted the importance of strength and security for maintaining peace.
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Reported about 1 year ago
The unique 24-hour restaurant and bar 'The Mega Star' opened on June 25th at Taipei Dome, Taiwan's only establishment of its kind, merging the elegance of Hong Kong-style dim sum with futuristic innovation. Offering a 'Buy 1000 Get 300' promotion during the opening period, the restaurant features an award-winning cocktail menu designed by 2021 World Class Bartender of the Year Mars Chang, combining cosmic and Hong Kong elements, with highlights like the signature cocktail 'The Mega Star' and unique dishes like 'Thirteen-Spice Cherry Roasted Duck Trio' and 'Old Port Creamy Cheese Baked Lobster with Noodles'.
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Reported about 1 year ago
美媒報導指出，全球知名品牌顧問公司Interbrand公布的最具知名度品牌前百強榜單中，輝達（NVIDIA）未能躍上榜單，相較於蘋果、微軟、亞馬遜和谷歌等知名品牌，輝達在市場認知度較低，主要因為其產品主要買家為大型科技公司，而非一般消費者，導致在街頭品牌認知度遠低於在華爾街的市值表現。
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Reported about 1 year ago
In Tokyo's Edogawa district, Japan, an elderly man in his 80s mistakenly pressed the gas pedal instead of the brake while parking, causing his car to crash into a convenience store, injuring 3 people, with one in serious condition. The man was arrested for negligent driving causing injury. This incident is part of a recent string of accidents involving elderly drivers in Japan, highlighting the issue of senior citizens behind the wheel.
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Reported about 1 year ago
On June 25, 2024, the Defense Ministry's Armaments Bureau showcased the 105mm wheeled tank developed by the 209th Factory, undergoing live-fire tests at the training center and target range to verify the shooting control system. The tank can penetrate 500mm thick armor, climb slopes up to 60%, and meet the Army's requirements for urban warfare. With a total investment of 2.9 billion, the plan aims to optimize performance and seek Army procurement.
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