Reported over 1 year ago
A message circulated online on June 28th, 2024, falsely claimed that Australia was set to enforce food rationing and lockdown due to a bird flu outbreak, prohibiting the purchase of eggs and meat. While Australia has been dealing with avian influenza outbreaks in poultry farms since late May, leading to limited egg supplies, the claim originated from the fake news site 'The People’s Voice' and has no evidence supporting the government's implementation of food bans or rationing. The misinformation is inconsistent with the actual situation.
Source: YAHOO
Reported over 1 year ago
在Glastonbury的表演中，流行天后Dua Lipa與Tame Impala的Kevin Parker進行了合唱，演唱了該樂團2015年的熱歌《The Less I Know the Better》。他們在舞台上互相交換旋律，並一同為副歌起舞。Parker在Lipa最近發行的專輯《Radical Optimism》中擔任了七首歌曲的製作人和共同作者，兩人的合作獲得了不少好評。
Source: YAHOO
Reported over 1 year ago
On June 28, 2024, a dangerous driving video went viral online, showing a man eating noodles with one hand and using chopsticks with the other while his girlfriend helped steer the wheel as they drove on a highway. The man uploaded the outrageous video himself, praising his girlfriend's steering skills, but it sparked outrage among netizens who criticized the reckless behavior. The police stated that the driver had committed a violation and could face a fine of up to 36,000 yuan for dangerous driving. Reminder not to imitate such behavior.
Source: YAHOO
Reported over 1 year ago
Japanese food giant Morinaga Seika faced a food safety crisis as its baby bread cookie 'マンナボーロ' (Mannaboro) was found to possibly contain small animal feces, leading to an urgent product recall. Taiwan's Food and Drug Administration stated that 6 local importers received a total of 231.92 kilograms of the product and are verifying if they match the items being recalled by the manufacturer. Morinaga initiated the recall after suspected contamination during production, although no health issues have been reported. The company apologized and promised stricter management to prevent similar incidents in the future.
Source: YAHOO
Reported over 1 year ago
Netflix's second season of The Mole brings a new location in Malaysia with a fresh host and a new Mole. The players' first challenge involves an assault course where they must stop intruders from entering cars at the end. With suspicions and trust tests arising, the episode ends with Neesh, Deanna, and Jennifer at risk of elimination. Viewers are left wondering who will be the first to leave in Episode 2.
Source: YAHOO
Reported over 1 year ago
In Krasnoyarsk, Russia, an 84-year-old woman was tragically hit and killed by a speeding train after ignoring warning signals and attempting to cross the tracks. The incident, which occurred on June 23rd, also involved two other individuals who disregarded the approaching train. Despite the train driver's efforts to alert and brake, the elderly woman could not outrun the train and lost her life before emergency services arrived. This incident serves as a sobering reminder against risky behavior. More stories on the Three Media Network cover topics like new property hoarding taxes, extreme heat warnings, and political debates.
Source: YAHOO
Reported over 1 year ago
On June 28, 2024, afternoon temperatures soared to 38 degrees, with the possibility of afternoon thunderstorms. With the environment shifting to southwestern winds on June 29, localized rainfall began in southern areas early in the morning, leading to an increased chance of brief showers or thunderstorms in the central and southern regions, particularly south of Yunlin and Chiayi. Other areas remained mostly cloudy to clear, but afternoon thunderstorms were still likely, with higher chances of rain in the northern central regions, Yilan-Hualien areas, and other mountainous regions, prompting vigilance for severe weather phenomena like short but intense rainfall, lightning strikes, and strong gusts of wind. The Central Weather Bureau issued high-temperature alerts for 15 cities and counties on June 29, advising caution as temperatures increase. Meteorologist Lin Ting-yi warned of potential localized heavy rain in the northern central regions, Yilan-Hualien areas, and other mountainous regions, while temperatures ranged from 32 to 36 degrees in many areas, with Taipei, and the areas around the capital and the central and southern regions, having a likelihood of temperatures around 37 degrees or higher. Saturday and Monday forecasted isolated brief showers or thunderstorms in central and southern areas, with a chance of heavier rains in the south and noticeable afternoon thunderstorms. The following predictions mentioned an expansion in the thunderstorm affected areas and advised attentiveness to severe weather risks like intense short-duration rainfall, thunderstorms, and strong winds, particularly in the backwind southeast areas.
Source: YAHOO
Reported over 1 year ago
In a discussion among netizens on June 28, 2024, about what type of business is best to open on the ground floor of a residential building, many people suggested that a bank is the ideal choice. The primary reasons cited were the shorter business hours of banks, police patrols providing added security, and the absence of odors and noise typically associated with restaurants. Suggestions included banks, pharmacies, clinics, flower shops, and drink shops, while convenience stores and noisy establishments were generally disliked. Some netizens advocated for a return to simplicity by having no businesses on the ground floor.
Source: YAHOO
Reported over 1 year ago
The article discusses the ongoing cooperation between Taiwan and the Philippines in maritime affairs, despite past tensions such as the Guang Da Xing incident in 2013. Recently, around 30 Philippine coast guard officers have been sent to Taiwan for training, indicating a growing partnership in the security domain. The collaboration includes areas like coast guard training, disaster response, tourism, trade, and agriculture. The two countries are also considering establishing a long-term academic exchange mechanism. The article highlights the shift in Philippines' maritime awareness due to China's expansionist activities, with the support of countries like the US and Australia in enhancing the Philippines' maritime defense capabilities.
Source: YAHOO
Reported over 1 year ago
Two junior high school graduates from Chang'an Junior High, A-Jia and Xiao Zhuang, took the initiative to bring an influencer on a tour of Changhua, visiting 21 attractions in 8 days with the video reaching over 1.22 million views. In recognition of their successful promotion of Changhua, the city mayor awarded them certificates of appreciation and appointed them as lifelong tourism ambassadors. The unexpected popularity also led to A-Jia being approached to plan guided tours and attract travelers. They will have a friendly competitive guided tour with the mayor during the summer holidays to promote Changhua further.
Source: YAHOO
Reported over 1 year ago
During the first day of the Pacific Championship Series (PCS) match in Taiwan on June 28, the broadcast was interrupted halfway due to a power outage, causing the screen to go blank. Taiwan Power Company confirmed that the issue was due to a faulty switch, and the officials stated that the match will be rescheduled. Fans were left bewildered as the unexpected power failure led to the disruption of the broadcast. The organizers are working to rectify the situation and provide further updates.
Source: YAHOO
Reported over 1 year ago
On June 28, 2024, Hu Ge won multiple awards at the 29th Shanghai Magnolia Awards for his role in the highly anticipated TV series 'Blooming Flowers', including Best Actor. The series, set in Shanghai in the 1990s, tells the story of ordinary individuals overcoming challenges and changing their destinies through hard work. Hu Ge graciously attributed the success to the collective effort of the entire cast and crew during his acceptance speech for Best Drama, emphasizing their dedication and commitment to the production.
Source: YAHOO
Reported over 1 year ago
Crystal International Hotel is offering exclusive online travel expo deals including popular packages like the 18-square-meter Imperial Deluxe Room set and the 24-square-meter Imperial Quality Suite voucher. The hotel also features top dining brand Ukai-tei Kaohsiung with the best-value offers throughout the year. Additionally, Valmont SPA, the third in Taiwan and the only spa in southern Taiwan, presents a special 'Buy Three Get One Free' deal for summer. The offers, available online starting today until July 15th, include upgrades for stays in July and August at no extra charge, along with various discounts and complimentary vouchers for dining and spa treatments.
Source: YAHOO
Reported over 1 year ago
LIVE JAPAN on June 28, 2024, explores surprising experiences of foreigners encountering Japan's toilet culture. From reactions to high-tech bidet toilets to the shock of encountering traditional squat toilets, foreigners share their thoughts. The cleanliness of Japanese toilets, the differences in toilet fees across countries, and Japan's efforts to make toilets more foreigner-friendly for events like the Tokyo Olympics are also discussed. Discover the amazing world of Japanese toilets that leaves many in awe!
Source: YAHOO
Reported over 1 year ago
On June 28, 2024, Taiwan's stock market closed with a 0.55% increase, driven in part by news of Samsung shifting RF component procurement to Asian gallium arsenide plants, leading to an estimated 225 million units of Apple iPhones shipping in 2025. Foreign investors have upgraded gallium arsenide giant Win Semiconductors to 'suggest adding more' due to positive prospects. The stock price surged on Friday with a strong show of 26,000 lots traded, securing its position as a leader in both volume and price. Additionally, six other stocks showed gains and increased volume, with notable performers like Canon, Shin Kong Financial Holding, and United Microelectronics Corporation.
Source: YAHOO
Reported over 1 year ago
On June 28, 2024, Minister of the Interior Liu Shih-fang, along with other officials, visited Taipei City Hall to discuss major construction projects with Mayor Chiang Wan-an. Liu expressed support for Chiang's concerns regarding Shezi Island development and the Dawan North Section urban plan, offering assistance and proposing collaboration on public housing projects to enhance the sustainability and livability of Taipei. They also discussed civic issues raised by the city government, with the ministry pledging active assistance. The meeting also touched on commercial zone adjustments and land acquisitions, underscoring the importance of communication with residents for future deliberations.
Source: YAHOO
Reported over 1 year ago
Renowned comedian and television star Martin Mull has passed away at the age of 80. His daughter, Maggie Mull, announced his death on Instagram, mentioning his creative talents and humor. Mull gained fame in the 1970s with his roles in various TV shows and also had a successful music career. He was known for his roles in shows like Sabrina, the Teenage Witch, and Roseanne, and had a notable filmography including Clue and Mrs. Doubtfire. Tributes have been pouring in for Mull on social media from fans and colleagues, highlighting his wit and kindness.
Source: YAHOO
Reported over 1 year ago
Social media star Pineapple, known for his unique Taiwanese humor, gained fame with over a million followers on social media platforms. After marrying his girlfriend in February, just four months later, the couple's dispute involving a cockroach almost led to divorce. However, it was just a joke. Recently, Pineapple posted a photo in hospital attire, revealing that he underwent eye surgery to improve his vision. Despite initial nervousness, the surgery went smoothly, and fans wished him a speedy recovery, jokingly likening him to a pregnant woman in attire. The surgery was a result of his girlfriend playfully teasing him with a cockroach, causing him to jokingly consider divorce.
Source: YAHOO
Reported over 1 year ago
A federal judge in Texas has temporarily blocked a Biden administration rule that would have extended mandatory overtime pay to 4 million salaried U.S. workers. The U.S. District Judge Sean Jordan in Sherman, Texas, ruled that the U.S. Department of Labor's rule improperly focused on workers' wages rather than their job duties for overtime eligibility. The rule was set to take effect on Monday, and Texas has challenged it, arguing that it violates federal law by tying overtime exemptions to pay rather than duties.
Source: YAHOO
Reported over 1 year ago
In Kaohsiung's MRT system, a 23-year-old man caused a commotion while sitting in the priority seat, leading to conflict with other passengers. The man was reported to have been verbally abused by elderly passengers and even physically assaulted by someone grabbing his head and hitting it against the train window. Kaohsiung police have identified a specific individual for investigation. The incident occurred when the man started speaking to himself and yelling loudly in a train carriage and was eventually subdued by MRT police and taken to the hospital. CCTV footage and eyewitness accounts are being used to understand the full sequence of events.
Source: YAHOO
Reported over 1 year ago
Reuters reported on June 28, 2024, that former U.S. President Trump, despite continuing to spread misinformation in the first presidential debate, gained confidence in winning due to Biden's poor performance. Trump's allies have begun quietly engaging with U.S. allies like Japan and South Korea, assuring them that if Trump returns to office, he will strengthen cooperation between Japan and South Korea and collectively resist China's influence. Multiple former officials from the Trump administration have been conveying messages to officials in Tokyo and Seoul, emphasizing enhanced military, economic, and diplomatic cooperation to deal with global tensions. This shift in foreign policy, post-Trump's debate victory over Biden, signals a continuation of Biden administration's focus on the Indo-Pacific region.
Source: YAHOO
Reported over 1 year ago
In the first graduation ceremony of Taichung Tzu Chi Great Love Kindergarten held on June 28, 2024, the sole graduate, Wu Chenbin, completed his learning journey at the kindergarten with his family's witness. The establishment of the kindergarten near Taichung Tzu Chi Hospital aims to provide childcare services for the children of hospital staff and Tzu Chi volunteers, allowing parents to focus on medical work and enhancing the quality of medical care. The ceremony highlighted the core value of cultivating love and care in children's growth, emphasizing gratitude, respect, and love as guiding principles. The event showcased the importance of love and care in a child's development, promoting holistic education and nurturing children in a loving environment to thrive.
Source: YAHOO
Reported over 1 year ago
At a recent anti-corruption event attended by Taiwan People's Party Chairman Ko Wen-je, discussions on legislative power reform sparked the 'Green Bird' movement, where a large number of young activists mobilized to oppose the dominant Blue and White-led parliamentary power reform. While the movement is seen to have caused a slight decrease in support for the ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) among young people, the overall support for the DPP has not collapsed. The movement attracted different generations of activists, from Sunflower Movement veterans to high school students, all expressing discontent with certain political actions and calling for greater transparency and accountability in government decisions.
Source: YAHOO
Reported over 1 year ago
On June 28, 2024, Hu Ge's performance in the drama 'Blooming Flowers' stood out at the 29th Shanghai TV Festival Magnolia Awards where the series won multiple awards. Adapted from a novel by Jin Yu Cheng, the story is set in 1990s Shanghai and follows characters navigating social challenges and personal growth. Hu Ge, who portrayed Bao Zong, credited the drama's success to the collective effort of the team during his acceptance speech for Best Drama, emphasizing that the honor belongs to the entire crew.
Source: COM
Reported over 1 year ago
In the first trial of the 500 million high school student case in Taichung, Taiwan, the defendant was sentenced to 1 year and 6 months in prison for forgery, with the possibility of appeal. The question arises on who will inherit the estate of the high school student named Lai. A lawyer suggests that aside from Lai's biological mother, it is highly likely that the inheritance will go to Lai's half-siblings with the same father but different mothers. Challenges regarding nationality and potential inheritance limitations based on two different legislations are mentioned in relation to the case.
Source: YAHOO