Reported 7 months ago
39歲華視美女主播莊雨潔因薪資待遇不滿意而在主播台工作15年後突然離職，報導指出她感受到薪資比年輕同事低的不公，使得她做出暫別主播台的決定。華視也就此事做出回應，感謝莊雨潔的貢獻，並祝福她未來職涯，莊雨潔在臉書上表示將暫別工作場所，未來希望多點體驗不同工作並有更多時間陪伴孩子。
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Reported 7 months ago
Hu Ge, the 41-year-old male lead of 'Blossoms' in 2024, made a whirlwind visit to Taiwan today with four bodyguards. While exploring the Songshan Cultural and Creative Park, he attracted around a hundred fans who surrounded him. When asked if he had talked to Hawick Lau, he responded that they have communicated when necessary but everyone is busy, and Ruby Lin is not around. Hu Ge mentioned his growing Taiwanese accent and expressed his desire to travel with his wife and daughter to enjoy Taiwan's beautiful scenery and food, especially the unforgettable taste of Taiwanese noodles. Despite the brief visit, he warmly interacted with fans throughout the day and expressed interest in collaborating with Taiwanese actors in films in the future.
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Reported 7 months ago
Fraudulent schemes continue to emerge, targeting well-known figures in politics and business, such as New Taipei City Council Speaker Jiang Genhuang. A man surnamed Li claimed to be Jiang's relative and a high-ranking executive in construction and development companies under the Speaker's supervision, deceiving the public. Jiang clarified that he does not know the man and warned the public against falling for the scam. Reports revealed that individuals were swindled out of at least NT$450,000 by the man. Jiang's office is actively collecting evidence and urging victims to report to the police for investigation, stressing a zero-tolerance policy towards such crimes. Authorities are also investigating the case and advising the public to beware of fraud under false pretenses like impersonating relatives or celebrities.
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Reported 7 months ago
Five military officers, including a former lieutenant colonel and staff director of the Matsu Coast Guard, were found guilty of embezzling 64 boxes of canned food from the military, transporting them from Matsu to Keelung for personal use or to give to friends and family. The officers were sentenced to various terms ranging from 1 year 3 months to 3 years in prison, with fines and confiscation of crime proceeds. The case originated from a complaint by soldiers in Matsu last year, which led to investigations exposing the embezzlement scheme. Two individuals involved in transporting the stolen goods were also prosecuted. One officer admitted guilt and requested probation, while another denied involvement. Two civilians implicated confessed to the crime. The convicted officers have been dismissed from their positions and faced legal consequences for their actions.
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Reported 7 months ago
In Taipei on June 12, 2024, the mainstream strain of COVID-19 is quietly undergoing changes, with the JN.1 variant currently dominant but new variants KP.2 and KP.3 rapidly rising. Health authorities have announced the onset of the sixth wave of infections domestically, expected to peak in August. Dr. Zhan Qianjun, a pediatrician at Taiwan An Hospital, notes a new characteristic of COVID-19 patients where they experience 'low fever for several days' initially, and rapid tests show negative results during this period, leading to delayed treatment. With cases surging since the lifting of mask mandates on May 19, Dr. Zhan emphasizes the importance of vigilance, continuous self-testing for symptoms, and vaccination to reduce severe outcomes or fatalities.
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Reported 7 months ago
In response to the recent proposal of the 'Amendment to the Law on the Division of Financial Revenues and Expenditures' by the Kuomintang legislative party, Democratic Progressive Party legislator Lin Chu-yin pointed out that the budget of the country is limited, and the Blue and White cooperation's proposed amendment to the financial planning law aims to divide the country, disrupting the balanced development of various regions in Taiwan. This could potentially affect benefits such as 'childcare subsidies, rental subsidies, long-term care allowances, and tuition subsidies.' Lin emphasized the impact on existing subsidies and programs and expressed concerns about the implications of implementing the proposed changes.
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Reported 7 months ago
Uniper SE has been awarded more than €13 billion in damages from Gazprom PJSC for gas volumes not supplied since mid-2022, allowing the German utility to terminate Russian supply contracts and raising concerns over gas flows to Europe. The arbitration ruling has the potential to impact gas imports across Europe, with possibilities of payment redirection by importers like Austrian OMV AG. The move marks a significant milestone for Uniper's return to the stock market and may influence similar cases in Europe, with uncertain outcomes regarding Gazprom's payment of damages.
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Reported 7 months ago
Taipei City's first funeral home held a blessing and thanksgiving ceremony on the morning of June 12, 2024, symbolizing its transition into history. Mayor Jiang Wanan participated and mentioned that with the completion of the second phase of the second funeral home, the first funeral home officially enters history. Regarding the 6000 ping land of the first funeral home, Jiang Wanan stated that evaluations will be made for the long-term development of Taipei City. Various proposals for the land use from medical care to mixed-use spaces have been suggested, and the city government will consider all opinions before deciding.
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Reported 7 months ago
France's Bank of France Governor Francois Villeroy de Galhau emphasizes the need for the upcoming French government to quickly clarify its economic policy amid snap elections causing investors to dump the country's debt and drive up borrowing costs. The uncertainty stemming from President Emmanuel Macron's legislative elections gamble has rattled markets, leading to rising interest rates and concerns over economic and fiscal legislation passing smoothly. Despite the challenges, Villeroy believes France is not facing an immediate crisis due to its economic assets.
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Reported 7 months ago
42-year-old 'Caramel Brother' Chen Jiaying, known for his work as a host on MOMO Parenting Channel, entered politics in 2021 by joining the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) after being part of former Health Minister Chen Shizhong's team during the Taipei mayoral election. The noteworthy aspect is that 'Caramel Brother' has officially taken over as the DPP Taipei City Party Division's Executive Director, prompting Nationalist Party lawmaker Xie Longjie's nephew, Xie Keyang, to declare that without another person, it's essentially 'cheating'. Xie Keyang criticizes that 'Caramel Brother' did not pass the preliminary election for Taipei City Councilor, unlike Wang Haoyu who has even served as a Taoyuan City Council member, questioning the decision not to include Wang Haoyu in the DPP's leadership.
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Reported 7 months ago
South Korean cheerleader goddess Lee Dahui, who has been in Taiwan for over a year, has gained popularity with her striking appearance and exceptional dancing skills, becoming a goddess in many people's eyes. Known for sharing beautiful photos on social media, she recently posted a spicy picture showing off her long legs, attracting 130,000 followers. In the photo, Lee Dahui, wearing a tight white top and extremely short blue sports shorts, showcases her great figure while lying on a couch and playfully lifting her left leg, inadvertently exposing her black safety shorts and almost revealing her whole peachy buttocks. The post garnered praise from Taiwanese and Korean netizens, highlighting her irresistible appeal.
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Reported 7 months ago
Reporter Zhong Zhikai from SET News Network on June 12, 2024 at 4:00 am Taipei reported that actress Zhang Wenqi's side business 'Charming Fry' has been thriving with 9 shops across Taiwan. However, the Lai Ming shop in Taichung closed down after just a year due to the landlord selling the property, but Zhang has plans for new branches in Tainan and Taichung and ambitious goals for going public. Despite challenges like employees resigning after one day and potential theft of trade secrets, Zhang claims all her shops have monthly revenues totaling around 3-4 million NT dollars, all with proper receipts, reflecting her uprightness in business practices. Additionally, she shared about the cancellation of Jacky Cheung's concert due to infection with RSV, leading her to resell her mother's high-speed rail ticket as a thoughtful gesture of buying the tickets for her mother and mother-in-law for the concert which unfortunately got canceled.
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Reported 7 months ago
Manchester City宣布與JinkoSolar建立新的全球合作夥伴關係，JinkoSolar將成為俱樂部的官方太陽能合作夥伴。透過這項合作，JinkoSolar將與Manchester City的球迷們全球聯繫和互動，共同推廣太陽能的應用，進一步教育球迷們如何為可持續未來盡一分心力。這項合作也將支持俱樂部計劃將其訓練基地City Football Academy打造為世界足球界最大的可再生能源生產者之一。兩家組織將共同展示向可持續能源解決方案轉變的強大示範，而隨著JinkoSolar品牌在全球的不斷擴張，將進一步加速其在全球企業和消費者市場的市場存在。
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Reported 7 months ago
英王查爾斯三世的首幅官方肖像畫因使用鮮紅底色引發爭議，遭活動人士破壞並貼上標語。動物權利組織「動物崛起」在社交媒體發布相關影片，呼籲大眾關注農場動物權利，提到RSPCA農場存在虐待行為。查爾斯三世最近成為RSPCA皇家贊助人，活動人士貼上標語希望他重新考慮自身的關聯性。肖像畫在倫敦展出至6月21日，民眾可免費參觀。
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Reported 7 months ago
During this period, Aries may face issues of self-importance, competitiveness, and impulsive behavior due to conflicting positions of their guardian star and Pluto. Despite obstacles in work, financial luck is on their side and love brings emotional stability. The transition to Cancer season brings a shift from Gemini's agile and youthful energy to a focus on security and belonging. Financially, conservative strategies regain popularity as the environment stabilizes. Virgo tops the ranks in terms of favorable fortune, while Aries, Scorpio, Capricorn, and Pisces may face challenges. Virgo: most fortunate; Gemini: prosperous; Cancer: successful; Taurus: joyful.
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Reported 7 months ago
During this week, Taurus individuals are advised to seize opportunities and make quick decisions as auspicious alignments of stars indicate good fortune in finances. Flexibility and quick thinking will be assets for success, with potential for significant career achievements, financial gains, and romantic bliss. However, caution is advised as challenging planetary aspects may bring moments of uncertainty. Overall, the week suggests favorable outcomes in various aspects of life for Taurus individuals.
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Reported 7 months ago
During this period from June 12 to June 18, Gemini will experience a great opportunity for wealth and success as their financial house is highlighted with auspicious alignments. There are favorable chances for financial gains and career advancements, as well as lucky breaks in love. Despite some challenging astrological signals, the overall environment is expected to improve as Mercury and Venus move into Cancer on June 17. Gemini's agile mindset will gradually be replaced by a need for stability and security, focusing on themes of identity and belonging. Various celestial events throughout the week will impact different aspects of life and highlight a need for caution and strategic planning in finances and investments. Overall, Gemini's fortune ranks second highest among the zodiac signs this week.
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Reported 7 months ago
In the week ahead for Cancers, with Venus and Mercury moving into the career sector, there's a surge in entrepreneurial drive and flexibility, leveraging strengths for maximum success. Benefitting from favorable stars, individuals see a rise in success with potential to become a benefactor for others. Financially, home, property, and investments flourish, and love life thrives. As Gemini season nears its end, the influence of adaptable Gemini traits shifts to nurturing, security, and self-defense values of Cancer, with a focus on belonging and identification. Virgos top the charts with a lucky week ahead, while the warning signals increase, especially for Aries, Scorpio, Capricorn, and Pisces.
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Reported 7 months ago
During this period, with favorable planetary alignments, Leo individuals can expect smooth sailing and abundant rewards for their efforts. It's a time of great luck where one reaps what they sow, making it crucial to appreciate and share one's blessings. Financially, there are positive prospects for wealth accumulation, while in love, things may feel uncertain. As we approach the peak of summer and transition into Cancer season, there will be a shift from the agile and youthful energy of Gemini to the stability-seeking and security-focused values of Cancer. The week ahead also sees significant astrological events, including challenging aspects like Mars/Pluto and Mercury/Saturn squares, as well as beneficial ones like Sun/Mercury conjunction. Virgo stands out as the most fortunate sign, followed by Gemini and Cancer, while Aries, Scorpio, Capricorn, and Pisces may face some turbulent influences. Virgo can expect a week of success and opportunities, while Gemini and Cancer will enjoy favorable circumstances. Overall, it's a time for caution in finance and a return to core principles in the global stock and currency markets, with less speculative volatility expected.
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Reported 7 months ago
A dispute over a priority seat unfolded on a Taipei MRT train on the night of the 11th, where a woman surnamed Lin, exhausted from a 12-hour workday, was asked to give up her seat by an elderly woman. Lin refused and a senior man, Mr. Li, intervened, leading to a physical altercation. Upon reaching Fuxinggang Station, the situation was coordinated with station staff and security. Lin, following an apology, collapsed emotionally and struck her head vigorously against a station pillar, resulting in a face covered in blood. Authorities arrived, and both parties expressed a temporary willingness to forgo legal action. The incident highlights the need for public cooperation and adherence to regulations on public transportation, with statistics showing a significant number of disputes, including over seating, on the metro system. Authorities urge passengers to follow guidelines and report emergencies promptly for swift intervention.
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Reported 7 months ago
Chinese actor Hu Ge visited Taiwan after 6 years, attending a Youth Dialogue event today to exchange experiences in the film and television industry with young creators from both sides of the strait. The event does not allow media questions, prohibits the mention of 'Shanghai' and 'Flowers,' and had to remove backdrops with Shanghai landmarks due to restrictions. Hu Ge expressed gratitude towards the warm welcome from fans and media upon arrival, mentioning his interest in trying all delicious foods in Taiwan and willingness to collaborate with various Taiwanese directors. He will depart Taiwan within 24 hours without a private dining arrangement due to time constraints.
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Reported 7 months ago
Luermen Tianhou Temple acknowledged the deity statue as an 'incarnation of Mazu' but denied a marriage. Wu Xuan Altar, dedicated to Guan Yu, announced potential legal action after a controversial 'wedding' activity with Mazu. The temple has protested against the altar's actions, stating it harmed their reputation. Wu Xuan Altar later issued an apology for the misunderstanding arising from differing religious beliefs and language use in their internal documents, expressing regret for the trouble caused to Luermen Tianhou Temple and promising to uphold religious freedom while warning of legal action against continued malicious attacks.
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Reported 7 months ago
Asian shares mostly rose as investors awaited the Bank of Japan's decision on monetary policy, with expectations that the U.S. dollar's strength against the Japanese yen may continue following the Fed's 'hawkish hold'. The Federal Reserve kept its interest rate steady, causing Treasury yields to drop after U.S. inflation data showed a 3.3% increase in consumer prices. Wall Street closed at record highs, with smaller companies leading the rally on expectations of interest rate cuts, and stocks like Nvidia and Apple driving the market higher despite concerns about the economy slowing down.
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Reported 7 months ago
A serious fire broke out in Kuwait on June 12, resulting in the deaths of dozens of people. The Kuwaiti government reported that the fire, which occurred in southern Kuwait on June 11, has claimed at least 35 lives in the Mangaf area. Videos circulating online show a residential building ablaze at lower levels, with thick smoke billowing out and darkening the sky to the point of resembling night during the day. Local media mentioned that the building was a dormitory for foreign workers, with the tragedy likely caused by improper gas cylinder storage on the ground floor. Kuwait authorities are conducting rescue operations and investigations.
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Reported 7 months ago
Starlux Airlines and Hoshino Group have introduced a 'Hokkaido Ski Charter Flight' to the popular TOMAMU area where participants will stay at the Hoshino Group's TOMAMU Resort. With only limited spots left due to TOMAMU being a favored destination among skiers, interested travelers are urged to sign up early. The package includes a variety of amenities such as accommodation at the TOMAMU Resort, shuttle services, ski lift vouchers, equipment rentals, and meal vouchers, with economy class starting from NT$67,800, and business class limited to 26 seats starting from NT$97,800 for a single departure on January 5, 2025.
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