Reported about 1 year ago
A landlord in Singapore sparked a debate by offering a room for rent at SGD 730 per month (around NT$17,000) which included utilities but no bed, and the restriction that only females could rent. Sharp-eyed netizens noticed a reflection in the room's mirror of a topless man, raising safety concerns. The post was later deleted and rephrased as a 'female-only common room' offered by a Chinese landlord. Real estate consultants in Singapore shared differing opinions on landlords renting only to females, with one suggesting renters should inspect the property firsthand and trust their instincts.
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Reported about 1 year ago
On June 17, 2024, Taiwan's Prime Minister Eugene Chien hosted a dinner for DPP legislators focusing on legislation related to people's livelihood. Discussions included the completion of anti-fraud laws and amendments to health and labor laws. Chien mentioned the establishment of an Economic Development Committee in August to gather economic experts from various sectors to help boost the economy. The meeting also touched on revisiting legislative cases, emphasizing the need for balance between protecting human rights and addressing people's expectations. Chien highlighted the importance of progressing into a new phase of national prosperity and economic development following the current legislative session.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Recently opened at the end of April this year, the new Food Light Cup complex dining Keelung Badouzi store primarily offers Italian pasta, stewed rice, baked dishes, pizza, fried foods, desserts, beverages, and more at affordable prices. The ingredients are fresh and carefully selected, operating from 11:00 to 23:00. Located near the Ocean Science Museum in Keelung, the restaurant's theme is based on the underwater world, providing a comfortable dining environment with seating for 2 to 4 people, children's seats available, and offering various payment methods including cash and mobile payments. The menu includes popular items like Provence Chicken Creamy White Sauce Pasta, Caribbean Seafood Medley Creamy White Sauce Pasta, and tropical drink options. The restaurant also offers classic fried foods like American-style crispy potatoes and Golden Chicken Popcorn, as well as Milan Rosemary Tender Chicken Pizza. Address: No.70, Yuhang 3rd Street, Zhongzheng District, Keelung, Phone: 0983 194 652, Opening hours: 11:00-23:00 (closed on Mondays).
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Reported about 1 year ago
CTi News website reported on June 17, 2024, at 9:28 PM that the convective cloud systems are developing vigorously, leading to short periods of heavy rainfall. The Central Weather Bureau has issued a heavy rain alert for New Taipei City, Yilan County, and Keelung City, especially cautioning the North Coast of Keelung to be vigilant against thunderstorms and strong gusts. People in mountainous areas should be aware of landslides and falling rocks. The alert was issued earlier today for New Taipei City, Yilan County, and Keelung City by the Central Weather Bureau. (Image/CWB) For more, read about Lunar May 13 'Lord Guan Ascends Day,' where a raise in salary and promotion are ensured! 'Afternoon Thunder Showers' to keep going until 6/20... Hotspots for heavy rain revealed! Potential typhoon formation next week. Breaking News/Heavy Rain Alert! 2 Cities to Watch Out For - Weather Bureau: Beware of Local Heavy Rainfall.
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Reported about 1 year ago
勞動部今年5月宣布將未領取身心障礙證明的特殊教育學生放寬納入「職務再設計」適用對象，協助其排除職場遇到的工作障礙以順利就業。中彰投分署協助一名特教生透過職務再設計計畫調整工作內容，讓他在包裝工作中學習成長，已經成功工作一個月。這項放寬對象的政策讓患有學習障礙或工作困難者能夠尋求協助改善工作流程或環境，透過個別化就業服務提升就業機會。
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Reported about 1 year ago
The IMD World Competitiveness Yearbook for 2024 was released by IMD on June 17th, with Taiwan ranking 8th out of 67 evaluated countries, a decrease of two spots from last year's ranking. Taiwan excelled in categories such as 'Enterprise Efficiency,' 'Government Efficiency,' and 'Infrastructure' ranking 6th, 8th, and 10th globally, while its 'Economic Performance' dropped to 26th due to weak demand caused by global high inflation and interest rates in 2023. Despite this, Taiwan ranked among the top in various indicators, showcasing its entrepreneurial spirit and strengths in technology research and development.
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Reported about 1 year ago
TSMC announced for the first time on June 17, 2024, the progress of repurchasing treasury stocks. Within just 6 trading days since the announcement, TSMC has spent 543.43 million yuan to purchase 592 shares at an average price of 917.97 yuan per share. This move aims to protect the company's credit and shareholder rights, counteract the dilution effect caused by issuing new shares to employees, and is expected to repurchase a total of 3249 shares within the price range of 598 to 1281 yuan, with a maximum expenditure of 4.16196 billion yuan.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Taiwanese celebrities Huang Jiaqian and Xia Keli's 16-year international marriage came to an end with a divorce that has spanned almost 2 years in court between Taiwan and Canada, involving allegations of domestic violence. Huang Jiaqian recently received a temporary protection order from the Shilin District Court, acknowledging past abuse by Xia Keli. In response, 486 Mister expressed sadness over the public divorce drama and questioned why they couldn't have a civil conversation, especially considering shared children. Huang Jiaqian stated she has no regrets marrying Xia Keli but emphasized she is doing well post-divorce.
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Reported about 1 year ago
On June 17, 2024, at 10:56 pm, China Times News reported that the 'Parliamentary Reform Overriding Bill' is set for a vote in the Legislative Yuan on the 21st, with both blue and green parties initiating promotional campaigns. Despite heavy rain at the Taipei event on the 16th, the enthusiasm of the people remained high as DPP Secretary-General Lin You-chang, Green Party lawmakers Wu Si-yao, Wang Shi-jian, and others took turns speaking on stage. Controversy arose when a pregnant Taipei City councilor, Zhang Wen-jie, had to speak in the rain as the rain cover was removed at the last minute by the Taipei City committee. President Lai Ching-te advocates for grassroots promotional campaigns, emphasizing the importance of unity and deepening democracy in Taiwan, aiming to foster informed public dialogue and communication.
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Reported about 1 year ago
As summer temperatures rise, many people seek refuge indoors with air conditioning. However, excessive air conditioning can lead to symptoms of 'heat cold.' To prevent this, Dr. Hu Hao-Chun, an otolaryngologist at Fuda Hospital, shared four practical tips to help people avoid getting sick. These tips include using a dehumidifier, positioning fans away from the body or towards walls, minimizing temperature differences between indoor and outdoor areas, and staying hydrated even in air-conditioned spaces.
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Reported about 1 year ago
On June 17, 2024, at 9:22 pm, two men, Peng Wende and Huang Shengjie, were accused of smashing items at Wu Zehan's cafe, '無聊咖啡AMBI-CAFE,' in Taipei's East District. The men claimed they were drunk and dissatisfied with Wu Zhongxian's hosting style. Despite digital evidence examination yielding no relevant information, the Taipei District Prosecutor's Office charged them with vandalism and public intimidation. The men caused damages of NT$163,000 to the cafe and NT$35,000 to the building, leading to their arrest and release on bail. Their motive was frustration with Wu Zhongxian and his show, prompting them to vandalize the cafe.
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Reported about 1 year ago
On his 67th birthday, Legislative Yuan President Han Kuo-yu received special celebrations from various legislators and Kuomintang members. Legislator Chang Chih-lun shared that a supporter gifted Han a 100-dollar banknote with a 'super special serial number' to commemorate, bearing the numbers '460617,' matching Han's birthdate on June 17, 1946. Many netizens praised the thoughtful gesture, calling it 'heartfelt' and 'amazing.' Chang Chih-lun also praised Han for his efforts in parliamentary reform and fair chairing of sessions, calling him the 'hardest-working and most popular president.'
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Reported about 1 year ago
According to a Sohu fortune-telling expert, today is a day where three specific Chinese zodiac signs will have great financial luck and is highly recommended to buy a lottery ticket for a chance to win the guaranteed 100 million yuan jackpot in the upcoming lottery draw tonight. People born in the year of the Snake, Dog, and Dragon are highlighted for their potential financial success, with indications of unexpected windfalls and prosperous opportunities coming their way.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
高雄2區於今日停水+水壓降低8小時，預計影響9900戶，為提升供水穩定，台灣自來水公司第七區管理處進行停水施工，受影響區域包括旗山、杉林區兩區，停水時間預計8小時。除部分區域受影響外，公司提醒供水恢復時須等待一段時間，造成不便敬請見諒。
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Reported about 1 year ago
On June 17, 2024, at 9:21 pm, a man surnamed Chen was caught red-handed while graffitiing with a marker on the wall of a store in Kaohsiung's New Juejiang commercial district. The store owner detained the graffiti vandal, who attempted to film the incident, claimed self-defense, and accused the owner of assaulting him. However, the police reviewed surveillance footage, found evidence of the vandalism, and took the graffiti culprit into custody for investigation.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
YouTuber A-Lisa Lisa, who recently broke up with badminton coach Lu Jieyang, shared on Instagram her mindset three months after the breakup. She expressed not feeling 'lonely' at all, as she keeps herself busy with activities like traveling, cooking, working, attending social events, and learning new things like Thai and real estate. She ends with a declaration of being content and happy while single, stating she 'completely does not want to return to a relationship status.'
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
Former baseball player Wang Chun-lang, who is known for his legendary career and being the first player promoted to head coach in CPBL, was recently exposed by a magazine for neglecting his separated wife and daughter while being intimately involved with another woman referred to as his '-wife'. The woman accepted titles such as 'sister-in-law' and 'madam' in public, leading to misconceptions that they were married. Wang Chun-lang, however, denied having an affair with the woman and claimed they were merely friends. The affair was revealed during a divorce case where the court ruled in favor of Wang's wife, awarding her compensation for the pain caused by his infidelity.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
On June 17, 2024, at 9:20 PM, the Central Weather Bureau issued a heavy rain warning for 3 counties and cities, warning of potential thunderstorms and strong wind. People are advised to be cautious of landslides and falling rocks, especially in mountainous areas. The weather front is nearing Taiwan's northern waters, causing increased cloudiness and a chance of brief showers in western areas. Afternoon thunderstorms are expected, particularly in northern regions, with temperatures ranging from 32 to 34 degrees Celsius. Sun protection and hydration are recommended when going out.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
According to SET News on June 17, 2024, at 9:20 PM, the convective cloud system is developing vigorously, leading to the likelihood of short-duration heavy rainfall. The Central Weather Bureau has issued a heavy rain warning for today (June 18), with a chance of localized heavy rain occurring in Yilan and along the northern coast of Keelung. Residents are advised to be cautious of thunder, strong gusts, potential collapses, and falling rocks in mountainous areas. More news at SET News website.
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Reported about 1 year ago
A Chinese man surnamed Ruan was arrested in Taiwan for illegally entering the country by speedboat from China. Despite being a former Chinese navy officer who claimed to seek freedom in Taiwan due to restrictions in China, he was arrested and detained with no regrets expressed. Ruan's unclear motives for the illegal entry, including his past as a construction company executive and debts, have sparked speculation and will require further investigation.
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Reported about 1 year ago
According to a recent survey by the Taiwan Public Opinion Foundation, over 40% of Taiwanese citizens are satisfied with the performance of the Su Tseng-chang Cabinet, more than three weeks after taking office. The survey also included questions on parliamentary reforms, presidential reputation, and party competition. Insights were provided comparing the public satisfaction rates of different cabinets since the Democratic Progressive Party returned to power in 2016, indicating that the Su Tseng-chang Cabinet had a 45.6% satisfaction rate in its first month, while the Su Tseng-chang Cabinet stands at 43.1% after its first month. The survey was conducted from June 11th to 13th, 2024, with 1070 respondents aged 20 and above.
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Reported about 1 year ago
In the article published by LOOKin on June 17, 2024, at 9:20 PM, Hermès bracelets and rings are showcased for their classic styles and intricate craftsmanship, blending fine details into each piece like a work of art. The new Kelly Twist, Mini Clic Kelly bracelet, and Pig Nose Maillon ring are highlighted for their irresistible charm. The prices range from NT$11,600 for the Glenan bracelet to NT$67,200 for the Collier de Chien Medor Gaine wide bracelet, with each item exuding elegance and unique style. The article provides a detailed price listing and descriptions of each exquisite Hermès jewelry piece.
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Reported about 1 year ago
On June 17, 2024, President Lai Ching-te met with recent graduate, Hsü Hao-teng from Wanli Junior High School, recognizing his outstanding performance. The meeting was arranged after Hsü Hao-teng sent a letter to the Presidential Office, which deeply moved President Lai when he read it. Hsü Hao-teng, like President Lai, attended Wanli schools from elementary to junior high. Over the years, Hsü excelled in academics and also developed a keen interest in AI robotics through school activities, taking inspiration from President Lai's perseverance in the face of challenges. President Lai, in turn, encouraged Hsü to pursue his dreams in robotics engineering, highlighting the importance of technical education in Taiwan's evolving society.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
In modern society, 'self-inflicted wounds' have become a common issue for many, stemming from the inability to meet various expectations from work, family, and school. Taoyuan's Teacher Zhang defines self-inflicted wounds as people excessively demanding and criticizing themselves, unable to forgive. This negative internal dialogue not only affects mental health but can also impact work efficiency and relationships. Teacher Zhang suggests learning self-acceptance, forgiveness, and seeking professional help to reduce self-inflicted wounds. Ways to combat it include learning to accept imperfections, establishing positive self-worth, and seeking psychological counseling to prevent self-inflicted wounds from developing into depression. By appreciating and cherishing oneself, individuals can overcome short-term sadness caused by self-inflicted wounds and improve their ability to cope with life's challenges.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
The U.S. dollar slightly increased as traders awaited important reports and clues on potential interest rate cuts from the Federal Reserve. The dollar index rose a bit to 105.39 in Asian trading, following a pullback from a recent high. Concerns over inflation and contrasting viewpoints among Fed officials drove the dollar's recent movements. Meanwhile, the Australian dollar remained steady after the Reserve Bank of Australia's decision to maintain interest rates, with the New Zealand dollar sliding slightly. Bitcoin also experienced a 1% decline in value. The article discusses the factors impacting these currency movements and upcoming events.
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