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The long holiday has ended, the weather is turning cooler, and there is a need to pay attention to rainfall. In response to Trump's imposition of a 32% tariff on Taiwan, the government has launched an assistance plan of 88 billion TWD, specifically targeting the affected industries and agriculture. The U.S. stock market has fallen significantly due to the tariff policy, and Trump stated that "it was expected." South Korean President 윤석열 has been impeached, has been removed from office, and has issued an apology. Here are the key points from today's news: 1. The government has introduced an 88 billion TWD assistance plan to address the impact of the tariffs. 2. 윤석열 has stepped down due to the impeachment case and has released an apology statement. 3. The U.S. stock market has seen its largest decline in nearly 5 years, and Trump emphasized that it is a necessary adjustment. 4. An accident involving a tour bus in the Yilan Green Expo has resulted in casualties among tourists. 5. The Taiwan stock market is facing challenges, and the National Security Fund will intervene as needed to stabilize the market. In addition, while traveling to Japan and South Korea, there are many electronic payment options available that allow you to enjoy various cashback rewards.

Good weather is about to come to an end; if you plan to travel during the holiday, please pay attention to the rain and temperature drops. In response to Trump imposing a 32% tariff on Taiwan, the government is actively responding by announcing an 88 billion TWD support program to help the affected industrial and agricultural sectors. The new U.S. tariff policy has significantly impacted the stock market, causing a sharp decline in the three major indices, which Trump described as "expected." The South Korean Constitutional Court passed the impeachment case against President Yoon Suk-yeol, who immediately stepped down and issued a statement of apology for failing to meet national expectations. Here are today’s news highlights:

• In response to tariff impact, launching an 88 billion support plan: Zhuo Rongtai stated that the electronic information, steel, and metal industries are currently experiencing the greatest impact from the tariffs, and there are concerns about the shrinking agricultural and fisheries consumer market. A total of 20 measures across 9 areas will be introduced to respond.
• Impeached and stepped down, Yoon Suk-yeol expresses deep apology: Yoon Suk-yeol unexpectedly declared a state of emergency last year, causing chaos in South Korea's political arena. The Constitutional Court unanimously approved the impeachment, making him the second South Korean president to be impeached after Park Geun-hye.
• "Bloodbath" in U.S. stocks, Trump: This is a surgery: The new tariff policy has global implications, and U.S. stocks experienced a significant drop, marking the biggest decline in nearly five years. Trump described the U.S. as a patient needing surgery and predicted that future conditions would be surprising.
• Green Expo tour bus loses control, kills tourist: During the holiday, a tour bus at the Yilan Green Expo reportedly had brake failure and crashed into two tourists, resulting in one being pronounced dead after being taken to the hospital. The Yilan County Government announced a temporary one-day closure for cleanup.
• Tariff could impact Taiwan stocks, National Security Fund may intervene if necessary: Taiwan stocks may face a battle to defend the 20,000-point mark next week, as Trump's tariff measures have had an impact beyond expectations. The Financial Supervisory Commission emphasized it will monitor closely and will convene an emergency committee to assess intervention if necessary.
• Shohei Ohtani celebrates walk-off home run with "new gesture": During a game between the Dodgers and the Giants, Shohei Ohtani hit a walk-off home run in the bottom of the 9th inning and celebrated by making a "C-shaped" gesture, sparking discussions. Foreign media pointed out that this action originated from an advertisement for a skincare product he filmed.
• Multiple electronic payment options for travel to Japan and South Korea: In Japan, PayPay is the most commonly used payment method, and Taiwan's StreetPay can also be used; in South Korea, All Payment, LINE Pay, and Taiwan Pay are supported. Effective preparation before going abroad can enjoy benefits such as no service fees.

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