Reported about 1 year ago
A serious car accident occurred in Kinmen near noon, where a black van scraped a scooter before speeding away, then suspected of having a flat tire, lost control, crashed into a wall and other vehicles, instantly catching fire. Fortunately, the investigating team leader witnessed the entire incident, initially intending to catch the driver but ended up rescuing them. The driver sustained severe injuries and was later sent to Taiwan for treatment. The police are investigating the case for hit-and-run and negligence causing injury offenses.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Nvidia's performance has propelled the Nasdaq Composite and S&P 500 towards record highs, making Nvidia the most valuable US company, surpassing Microsoft. Market focus is on the Federal Reserve's impending interest rate cut, as the Swiss National Bank enacts its second cut and US housing and initial jobless claims data are analyzed. Yahoo Finance trending tickers include Super Micro Computer, Dell, and Soundhound AI. Notable guests on the show include representatives from J.P. Morgan, Pulte Capital, Deutsche Bank, Candle Media, and Subway.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Beijing authorities recently claimed that Chinese maritime police have the right to board and inspect foreign ships in their claimed jurisdictional waters, even detaining foreign nationals. Subsequently, Chinese maritime police surrounded and boarded Philippine ships in the South China Sea, even using force to seize firearms and supplies. This violent escalation has sparked strong protests from the Philippines and the U.S., with urgent dialogues between the two countries' foreign ministers. Chinese Premier Li Keqiang, who visited Malaysia on Wednesday, tried to engage in large-scale economic cooperation and investment to garner support amid the South China Sea debate. Despite Malaysia's support for economic cooperation, they remain firm on peaceful resolutions and adherence to international law on South China Sea issues.
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Reported about 1 year ago
CPBL's Wei Chuan Dragons relief pitcher Chang Ching-Yu, with MLB experience, has been struggling in the bullpen recently with negative thoughts affecting his performance. The head coach Yeh Chun-Chang intends to send him down to the farm team to increase his playing time to help him overcome mental challenges. In contrast, pitcher Tsao Yu-Chi, recovering from surgery, has shown promise in the farm team games, and Yeh believes he could become a starting pitcher in the second half of the season with his pitch count gradually increasing. Yeh is optimistic about Tsao's progress while addressing Chang's current struggles in the CPBL.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Many people consider buffets as a great option for celebrating special occasions like birthdays. However, a female netizen was shocked when she suggested going to a buffet restaurant for her birthday and her boyfriend responded by saying it's for poor people. She ended up going alone, enjoyed her meal peacefully without any interruptions, and even watched a movie afterwards. The incident sparked heated discussions online, with many criticizing the boyfriend's lack of respect and companionship.
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Reported about 1 year ago
FTNN News on June 20th reports that the Taiwan Stock Exchange closed with the weighted index up 196.56 points at 23406.1, a 0.85% increase. Foreign and Mainland investors bought shares amounting to 22.709 billion while selling the most shares of banking stock Hua Nan Financial Holding (2880) at 23,214 shares, followed by Evergreen Marine (2618) and Shin Kong Financial Holding (2888) with 17,234 and 16,282 shares respectively. Despite being the only tech stock in the top ten, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. closed flat prompting netizens to comment on their inability to offload the shares. Foreign investors sold the most shares of Hua Nan Financial Holding, followed by Evergreen Marine and Shin Kong Financial Holding. Netizens expressed surprise at Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. not being sold, with the top ten sell-off including electronic, industrial, and financial stocks like Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., Asia Cement Corporation, and China Trust Financial Holding.
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Reported about 1 year ago
柯文哲在台北市長任內辦理的雙城論壇因未經台北市議會核銷而產生107萬呆帳，柯文哲的太太陳佩琪表示若收到繳費單立即轉帳支付清債，同時呼籲其他議員遵守規定，提議未來辦雙城論壇由市長自費。
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Reported about 1 year ago
Most areas will experience rain tonight, so remember to bring an umbrella when leaving work. The Central Weather Bureau issued a heavy rain special alert for 15 cities and counties due to the vigorous development of afternoon convective cloud systems, leading to short-duration heavy rainfall, with Hualien County's Taian recording nearly 100 millimeters as the highest by early evening today. Pay attention to thunder and strong gusts in mountainous areas, and be cautious of landslides, falling rocks, and surging rivers. Various regions will still see occasional short thunderstorms in the afternoon, with some areas experiencing heavier rain, so be mindful of changing weather conditions.
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Reported about 1 year ago
On June 20, 2024, at 7:25 am, in Taichung, a 31-year-old man surnamed Lin, who felt unwell and was sent to the emergency room on the evening of the 19th with his mother accompanying him throughout, was killed when his son, riding an Ubike in front, was hit by a car making a right turn at an intersection. The mother witnessed the tragedy and expressed deep sorrow, mentioning that the driver did not brake and dragged the child until reaching the safety island. The incident occurred at the Chongde Road and Wenxin Road intersection, and the responsible driver, a 66-year-old woman surnamed Zhang, may face charges for causing the fatal accident.
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Reported about 1 year ago
A fire broke out at Micron Memory's Holi plant in Taiwan this evening at 5:30 PM, with white smoke and gas leakage observed. Firefighters from various stations rushed to the scene with 13 vehicles and 29 personnel. The fire was already being extinguished by the factory's emergency response team upon their arrival, and no casualties were reported. The cause of the fire is still under investigation.
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Reported about 1 year ago
In Taipei's Datong District, a Tesla was recently vandalized without reason, prompting the police to track down and arrest two male suspects surnamed Li for questioning. The suspects, aged 40 and 33, claimed to have no direct involvement and emphasized 'standing by their friends,' but the police remain sceptical and are investigating further for possible masterminds. Following the incident, the police swiftly formed a task force, leading to the apprehension of the suspects in New Taipei City and Taoyuan. The case will be prosecuted for threats and vandalism as the police ensure strict consequences for violent acts and enhance patrolling to maintain public safety in the jurisdiction.
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Reported about 1 year ago
According to tarot card teacher Affell, in the second half of 2024, Gemini, Libra, and Scorpio will experience not only a surge in personal financial luck but also spread good fortune to family and friends. Gemini is predicted to achieve such power that the whole family will thrive financially. Libra's luck lies in overseas ventures, while Scorpio's precise investments will benefit friends and family. Affell advises referencing sun and rising signs for this forecast.
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Reported about 1 year ago
The Bank of England decided to keep its main interest rate at 5.25% in anticipation of the upcoming UK election. While the Monetary Policy Committee voted 7-2 to maintain rates, policymakers expressed that the decision was finely balanced, with Deputy Governor Dave Ramsden and external MPC member Swati Dhingra supporting a rate cut. BoE Governor Andrew Bailey highlighted the need to ensure inflation remains low before considering any rate adjustments, causing sterling to fall against the U.S. dollar. Markets now anticipate an 88% possibility of a rate cut by September. The decision to maintain rates comes amidst rising inflation expectations and political developments.
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Reported about 1 year ago
On June 20, 2024, at 7:22 am, passengers witnessed a man randomly approaching them on the Taipei MRT asking to lend him NT$100. When reported to station staff, the man fled upon seeing security. The man, often seen on the MRT's Orange or Blue lines, violates public transport laws by soliciting money inside train compartments. Offenders can be fined up to NT$7,500. Passengers try to avoid him as he persistently asks for money, with station personnel noting his previous appearances, suggesting he might exploit people's kindness. Enhanced patrols will be conducted by the MRT company in response to such incidents.
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Reported about 1 year ago
On June 20, 2024, Russian President Putin ended his visit to Pyongyang after 11 hours of talks with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, signing a new comprehensive strategic partnership treaty for joint defense between the two countries and elevating their relationship to a quasi-alliance. The US, Japan, South Korea, and NATO expressed high concerns, while China, North Korea's big brother, avoided direct comments. The formation of a Russia-North Korea alliance has raised worries in South Korea, with the Foreign Ministry expressing regret over military cooperation announced in violation of UN Security Council resolutions. South Koreans are concerned about the potential threats posed by the new alliance. Western military alliance NATO immediately issued a warning, emphasizing the importance of uniting free democratic countries against authoritarian regimes like North Korea, China, Iran, and Russia. However, Chinese reactions showed unease with the Russia-North Korea 'honeymoon,' as they do not want the international community to perceive the formation of a trilateral coalition with China, Russia, and North Korea.
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Reported about 1 year ago
In Tainan's Guantian District Three-Kai-Zhuo today (June 20), a serious traffic accident occurred, resulting in the death of an active duty soldier. Riding a motorcycle on a return journey to the camp, the 21-year-old soldier surnamed Song allegedly fell into the opposite lane, colliding with a cement truck driven by a 41-year-old man surnamed Lin. Despite rescue efforts, Song was pronounced dead at Chi Mei Hospital in Liuying. Authorities remind drivers to abide by traffic rules at signalized intersections to ensure safety and avoid accidents. The accident involved a collision between a heavy motorcycle and a cement mixer truck. (Image/Pexels)
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Reported about 1 year ago
Tensions between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon escalated, leading to intense fighting and mass evacuation of residents in northern Israeli border cities, with less than 10% of the population remaining. Despite international concerns and US mediation efforts, Israel ignored warnings and approved a plan to attack Lebanon. In response, Hezbollah warned that any Israeli strike would result in a full-scale war, highlighting the growing discord between the US and Israel. The situation further escalated as Hezbollah showcased its reconnaissance capabilities, raising alarms within the Israeli government. Additionally, Cyprus was drawn into the conflict, facing warnings against aiding Israel from Hezbollah leader Nasrallah. Internal disagreements within the Israeli government and military actions in Gaza added to the complex situation.
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Reported about 1 year ago
A passenger on the Taiwan Railway's Taroko Express train on June 20, 2024, reported that the seats in front of him were shaking vigorously during the journey from Zhunan to Miaoli, likening it to a massage chair. While Taiwan Railway stated that slight tire abrasions did not affect safety, the railway union highlighted issues of understaffing and outdated equipment impacting maintenance and potentially compromising safety. Passengers expressed concern over the shaking, emphasizing the need for regular maintenance to ensure passenger safety.
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Reported about 1 year ago
A high school student surnamed Lü, who was the first victim in the random stabbing incident on Taichung MRT in May, was interviewed about his gratitude towards those who helped him and the reason he didn't run during the attack. Having received a lot of blood transfusions during emergency treatment and replaced one-third of his blood, Lü's family decided to hold a blood donation event on July 26 to thank the public for their support. Lü, who wishes to return to school during summer tutoring, was stabbed three times and suffered severe injuries, including fractures, but has since recovered significantly. His father also shared their plans to expand blood donation activities and invited people to participate in giving back to the community.
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Reported about 1 year ago
An incident occurred in Yilan where a foreigner was attacked by a pit bull while strolling in Toucheng, resulting in severe injuries to the arms, back, and legs. The police have notified the dog owner to explain the situation, and the owner has been sent for investigation on charges of assault. The incident serves as a reminder for pet owners to prevent animals from roaming freely on the streets to avoid legal consequences in case of accidents.
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Reported about 1 year ago
To achieve beautiful nails without leaving brush marks, the article provides 6 tips for applying nail polish. These tips include pre-applying Vaseline to prevent nail polish from spilling onto the skin, using a base coat for protection and smoothing, gently shaking or rolling the nail polish, applying color with the brush at a 45-degree angle to the nail surface, using a top coat for fixing and shining, and using quick-dry drops or ice water to speed up drying. Recommended nail polish brands like LONDONTOWN, LUNASOL, rihka, and Nail Holic are also highlighted in the article.
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Reported about 1 year ago
In Taichung, a surveillance camera company received two calls within a year from someone claiming to be a 'school staff or teacher' asking for help to purchase equipment, promising to pay a 'price difference' as a fee. The company owner recorded the calls and warned others not to be deceived. The scammer, impersonating Director Yang Guoqiang from a junior high school, requested the company to buy items and bargain with suppliers to obtain a profit. Another case involved a farmer being asked to prepay for goods, but authorities intervened, preventing the scam. Such cases of impersonation fraud through LINE are prevalent, and businesses are advised to be cautious and report any suspicious activities.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Chutian News Network, June 20, 2024, 7:17 AM, Core News Center/Comprehensive Report: The Taichung City Government launched the Peace Project to promote tourism in the Peace District of Taichung City, Guanguan and Lishan, offering a reward of 10,000 yuan per group. On June 20, Taichung Mayor Lu Xiuyan donned a yukata for the first time at the Guanguan hotel, and soaked her feet with artist Zhang Wenqi and legislators. Lu Xiuyan and Zhang Wenqi wore yukata. With the peak summer travel season approaching, the Taichung City Government initiated the 'Peace Project' on the 20th and 21st, targeting travel agencies to focus on Guanguan and Lishan as the main travel routes, providing a reward of 10,000 yuan per group, aiming to promote local tourism and agricultural products.
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Reported about 1 year ago
During the review of the budget for the 'Twin City Forum,' DPP Taipei city councilors raised questions and demanded that former mayor Ko Wen-je be pursued for the expenses incurred during his tenure as mayor, which have not been settled to date. In response, Ko's wife, Chen Pei-chi, expressed that if Mayor Chiang has been bothered by this matter, she will promptly pay the outstanding amount using her hospital salary account. She emphasized the need to adhere to principles without double standards, stating that if the forum is exclusive to Taipei and Shanghai, then Mayor Chiang should bear the personal cost if necessary. Chen questioned the amount spent on the forum last year and called for transparency from Mayor Chiang's office. She urged for consistent regulations across mayors irrespective of political affiliations and increased military activities in the region.
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Reported about 1 year ago
According to a recent survey, Taiwan has been ranked as the 2nd most popular country in Asia, surpassing Singapore, Japan, and others. Taiwan's cities like Taipei, Kaohsiung, and Taoyuan also performed well in the global happiness city index, with Taipei ranking 46th, Kaohsiung 64th, and Taoyuan 88th. The convenience of transportation, lower prices compared to Japan and Singapore, and high quality of life are cited as reasons why Taiwan is a favored choice for international tourists and residents. Taiwan's development in various aspects has contributed to its high happiness index and popularity among visitors.
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