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A Taiwan Railway passenger hurriedly climbed outside the train in an attempt to catch it, and this illegal act will result in a fine.

7 April, 2025

Last night, an incident occurred on Taiwan Railways involving a passenger clinging to a train. A man, after getting off at Nangang Station, panicked and jumped onto the connector of the Taroko Express when he failed to board the train in time. He clung to the train from Nangang Station to Qidu Station, ultimately collapsing onto the tracks due to exhaustion. The police stated that this behavior is illegal and that they will punish the man according to the law. They also reiterated that passengers should adhere to safety rules to ensure their own safety.

Study Abroad "Ignored Three Draft Notices"! 39-Year-Old Man Immediately Prosecuted and Sentenced After Returning to His Country.

7 April, 2025

A man with the surname Su from Taipei City applied to study abroad in 2010, but he failed to return to his home country to serve in the military after reaching the age of 30 as required. He eventually returned to Taiwan at the age of 39. The court sentenced him to three months of imprisonment, which could be commuted to a fine. During this period, Mr. Su was urged three times by the Zhongshan District Office to report for duty but still did not comply, violating military service regulations. As a result, the prosecution filed a lawsuit against him. The judge believed that his actions harmed the fairness of the military service system, leading to the final verdict.

Naka Koike is involved in a sexual assault scandal! A friend with benefits reveals his "high sexual demand": he once insisted on requesting a threesome.

7 April, 2025

Japanese singer 中孝介 was arrested by the police for allegedly molesting a man in a public bath. The 44-year-old was widely recognized for his refined and gentle image. According to reports, a man claiming to be his friend revealed that 中孝介 had strong sexual desires and had previously requested to engage in a threesome. After meeting through a dating app, the two arranged to have sexual relations at a hotel, during which 中孝介 made the request. When the police arrived, 中孝介 was found intoxicated and was arrested for allegedly engaging in non-consensual sexual acts.

Exaggerated! A Malaysian man openly smoked an electronic cigarette in his seat while on a flight to our country... the consequences are shocking.

7 April, 2025

A Malaysian man, NG, flew to Taiwan on an Evergreen Airlines flight last November. Due to his nicotine addiction, he smoked an electronic cigarette in the economy class seat, which led to the flight attendants intervening and reporting the matter to the police. The Taoyuan District Prosecutor's Office charged him for violating the Civil Aviation Act. Additionally, a dual-nationality woman also triggered a smoke alarm during the flight by smoking, prompting police to intervene and investigate. The related electronic cigarettes were seized, and a summary judgment was requested.

A female student from National Taiwan University fell to her death at Fuzhong Station of the MRT. During the investigation by the police and the prosecutor, her husband was absent.

7 April, 2025

The incident at Fuzhong Station of the MRT occurred on the evening of the 5th at 7 PM, when a 23-year-old fourth-year female student surnamed Lai from National Taiwan University fell onto the tracks. Unfortunately, she was struck by an arriving train and died on the spot. The cause of the accident is still under investigation. Police found that she had obvious head injuries, and she was declared dead after being sent to the hospital for emergency treatment. On the afternoon of the 6th, the prosecutor conducted an autopsy on her body and preliminarily determined that the cause of death was due to the impact. The family had no objections to the results, and the body has been returned to the family.

Green Park Tour Vehicle Fatal Incident! Family Members Express Anger and Question: Driver Hit Someone but Responded, "Why didn't you evade when I honked?"

7 April, 2025

The electric tour vehicle at the Yilan Green Expo allegedly experienced brake failure, resulting in an accident that injured an elderly couple, leading to one death and one serious injury. The 78-year-old wife remains in the intensive care unit. Yilan's acting county chief, Lin Mao-sheng, visited the hospital, where the family broke down emotionally and accused the driver of inappropriate behavior after the accident. The Green Expo stated that it will do everything possible to assist with the investigation and the family.

Shock! A fisherman discovered a male corpse, and the cause of death is still under investigation.

7 April, 2025

In the rocky area of Wangu Valley in Keelung, a fisherman accidentally discovered a male body while fishing on the last day of the long holiday, and he immediately reported it to the police. Once the police and firefighters arrived at the scene, they found that the body had already decomposed and was infested with maggots, indicating that the man had been dead for some time. Preliminary investigations suggest that the man was approximately 56 years old, and the exact cause of death is still pending autopsy and further clarification through surveillance footage. The police have contacted the family to handle related matters.

【Sleep expert embroiled in entanglement with three women】Accused of secretly marrying and scamming after sending messages and selfie to flirt.

7 April, 2025

Renowned doctor 柳勇全 once taught at Stanford University and has recently been accused of secretly marrying and dating multiple women. One of the victims, Woman A, shared her experience, which attracted more victims to come forward. 柳勇全 filed a lawsuit regarding this but ultimately was not prosecuted. Woman A, along with another victim, exposed 柳's actions and warned other women to be cautious. 柳勇全 has not yet responded to the allegations.

【Sleep expert accused of secret marriage】Three women revealed messages and selfies from chatting.

7 April, 2025

Famous doctor Liu Yongquan once taught at Stanford University, but he was recently accused of having a hidden marriage and engaging in sexual encounters with multiple women. One victim, referred to as Woman A, after sharing her experience publicly, discovered that many other women had similar experiences. Upon learning this, Liu Yongquan filed a lawsuit against Woman A and her boyfriend, but no charges were ultimately pressed against him. The victims hope that by exposing Liu's actions, they can warn other women to avoid becoming victims. Liu Yongquan has not yet responded to these allegations.

【News Report】Multiple women lured by online dating have had nude photos transmitted; a sleep medicine expert is accused of hidden marriage fraud.

7 April, 2025

Renowned doctor Liu Yongquan once taught at Stanford University and has recently been accused by multiple women of concealing his married status, using dating and sending nude selfies to approach women, and has been charged with deception. One of the victim's boyfriends had reported Liu to his wife, but Liu counter-sued that boyfriend. After an investigation by prosecutors, both were not prosecuted and decided to expose Liu's behavior to warn other women. Liu has garnered significant attention at speaking events in Hong Kong, but his hidden personal life has sparked controversy.

【News Flash】Multiple women in online dating have been targeted with nude photos; a sleep medicine expert is accused of hidden marriage, fraud, and sexual misconduct.

7 April, 2025

Renowned doctor Liu Yongquan, who previously taught at Stanford University, is currently facing multiple allegations from women accusing him of hiding his marital status to engage in sexual relationships. After the experience of Victim A was exposed, other women also came forward with similar situations. Victim A's boyfriend reported Liu to his wife, but Liu countersued; however, no charges were pressed after an investigation. Recently, Liu remained the center of attention during a speech in Hong Kong, despite being labeled as a scumbag for concealing the fact that he is married with children.

[Financial News] Comprehensive Upgrade of Technology Applications: Chunghwa Telecom Takes Two-Pronged Approach to Capture the AI Computing Power Market.

7 April, 2025

The chairman of Chunghwa Telecom, 簡志誠, announced that in response to the rapid development of AI applications, the first AI computing power center will be established in Tainan, upgrading data centers to meet the needs of small and medium-sized enterprises. The center is expected to be operational in the second quarter and will incorporate cross-disciplinary generative AI applications from research institutions. Recently, Chunghwa Telecom showcased several AI technologies at the Smart City Exhibition, emphasizing its leading position in the industry.

[Financial Trends] Wave of Applications Hits: Technology Shaolin Temple Demonstrates Strength, Chunghwa Telecom Takes Dual Approach to Compete for AI Computing Resources.

7 April, 2025

Chairman of Chunghwa Telecom, Jian Zhicheng, announced that in response to the rapid growth of AI applications, the company plans to build its first AI computing power center in Tainan, upgrading its data center to focus on the needs of small and medium-sized enterprises. The center is expected to be operational in the second quarter and will incorporate generative AI technology from research institutes. Chunghwa Telecom showcased its AI applications at a recent smart city exhibition, emphasizing its "AI for all"理念, aimed at transforming various industries.

A person convicted of drunk driving for the third time was sentenced to six months in prison, but due to "this reason," they were spared from serving time. The prosecution has now reversed their decision and filed a lawsuit for the individual to return to prison to serve their sentence.

7 April, 2025

A man with the surname Li was sentenced to 6 months in prison for driving under the influence three times, and the prosecution refused to allow him to substitute a fine for imprisonment. Although the Miaoli District Court had previously revoked the prosecution's decision on the grounds that his blood alcohol level barely reached the legal limit and that he had not caused any accidents, the prosecution appealed, emphasizing that driving under the influence should not be tolerated. In the end, the Taichung High Court upheld the prosecution's ruling, stating that he must serve his sentence in prison. The man had been stopped for drunk driving in 2014, 2018, and 2024, and because he committed the offense for the third time, he was not eligible for a fine substitution. His case underscores the judicial stance of zero tolerance towards drunk driving.

Sentenced to six months for drunk driving for the third time, "due to this reason" he was granted exemption from imprisonment; after the prosecution appealed, a shocking turnaround led to him serving time in prison.

7 April, 2025

A man surnamed Li from Miaoli was sentenced to six months in prison for driving under the influence three times. The prosecutor rejected his request for a fine in lieu of imprisonment and raised objections in court. Although the Miaoli District Court initially revoked the prosecutor's decision, the prosecutor appealed and argued that drunk driving should not be tolerated. Ultimately, the Taichung High Court overturned the original ruling, supporting the prosecutor's decision, and the man surnamed Li was required to serve his sentence. This individual had committed drunk driving offenses in 2014, 2018, and 2024. The prosecutor believed that a fine would not serve as an effective deterrent; therefore, they did not allow him to pay a fine instead of serving time. This ruling once again emphasized a zero-tolerance policy towards drunk driving.

Thrilling! A fisherman discovered a male corpse, and after the autopsy, an investigation into the cause of death is required.

7 April, 2025

In the rocky area below Wanyu Valley in Keelung, fishing enthusiasts were startled to discover a decomposed body and immediately reported it to the police. The police and rescue personnel carried the body back to the shore, and initial assessments suggested it had been dead for some time, possibly related to exposure to seawater. The body belonged to a 56-year-old male, who was fully clothed, and the cause of death is yet to be confirmed pending autopsy results.

Thrilling! A body was shockingly discovered while fishing; the man had been dead for some time, and the cause of death is still under investigation.

7 April, 2025

In the rocky area below the Wangu Valley in Keelung, a fisherman discovered a male corpse while fishing and immediately reported it to the police. Upon arrival, the police found that the body had already decomposed and was infested with maggots, indicating that death had occurred some time ago. The deceased was 56 years old, fully clothed, and had swollen limbs. The police are in the process of contacting the family and arranging for an autopsy to determine the cause of death and whether the body was washed ashore or fell from a height.

Miaoli plans to invest 400 million to build a tourist attraction at Cape of Good Hope.

7 April, 2025

The Cape of Good Hope in Houlong Township, Miaoli County offers magnificent coastal high-altitude scenic spots. The county government's Cultural Affairs Bureau is actively seeking funding, planning to develop a coastal corridor from Cape of Good Hope to Tongxiao Township into a tourism hotspot, with a total investment of over 400 million NTD, linking multiple attractions to draw in visitors. This plan will connect Cape of Good Hope, the Guokang Tunnel, and the Baishatun Mazu Cultural Park, forming a tourism corridor that combines natural landscapes, history, and religious culture. The county government is also seeking funding from the Ministry of Transportation, as well as planning to improve transportation facilities, hoping to enhance the recreational functions of Cape of Good Hope and its surrounding areas.

Miaoli plans to invest 400 million yuan to develop the Cape of Good Hope tourism hotspot.

7 April, 2025

The scenic Cape Coast high platform in Houlong Township, Miaoli County, is breathtaking. The county government's Cultural Affairs Bureau is making every effort to secure funding to plan the coastal corridor between Cape Coast and Tongxiao Township’s Baishatun Gongtian Temple, transforming it into a tourist destination with a total budget of over 400 million NTD. This project will connect multiple attractions, including the Port Tunnel and Cape Paradise, creating a diverse tourism route and attracting more visitors. The county government plans to promote several sub-projects over three years to enhance tourism facilities and marketing in the area, hoping to make this place a popular leisure zone.

After the holiday, the pandemic is making a comeback, and there are fears that the flu may resurge.

7 April, 2025

The flu epidemic is still present, and doctors indicate that it is mainly type B influenza at this time. The Taichung City Health Bureau pointed out that after the long holiday, there have been respiratory and diarrhea cluster events in the campuses. Pediatricians remind students to wash their hands frequently, wear masks when symptoms appear, and take a leave of absence to rest. From October of last year until now, Taichung City has reported 147 cases of severe influenza, with 32 fatalities. Although the epidemic has slightly eased, personal protection still needs to be strengthened due to the movement of people after the holiday.

After the long holiday, the pandemic rebounds and the risk of influenza rises again.

7 April, 2025

The influenza epidemic has not yet abated, and doctors indicate that there are currently more cases of type B influenza. According to a report from the Taichung City Health Bureau, although the influenza and norovirus outbreaks have eased before the long holiday, there were still three instances of respiratory group infections and one instance of diarrhea group infection in schools last week. Pediatricians have noted that several students in the same class have recently contracted influenza and urge returning students to wash their hands frequently. If symptoms appear, they should wear masks and take leave to rest. Since October of last year, Taichung City has reported 147 cases of severe influenza complications, with 32 deaths. The number of outpatient visits in recent times remains significant, and doctors remind everyone to pay special attention to the ongoing epidemic.

The production of carnations has declined, and prices may rise significantly for Mother's Day.

7 April, 2025

The production of carnations in Tianwei Township, Changhua County accounts for 80% of the nation's total, but due to climate impacts during the seeding period, a loss of about 30% is expected, leading to anticipated price increases this year. With Mother's Day approaching, farmers remind the public to place their orders early. As supply shortages arise, the farm gate price of carnations has risen to 8 to 9 NT dollars each, compared to 5 to 6 NT dollars in previous years. Even with the price increase this year, the agricultural association maintains a selling price of 20 NT dollars each.

Due to a decrease in carnation production, prices may rise this Mother's Day.

7 April, 2025

In the Tianwei Township of Changhua County, the production of chrysanthemums accounts for 80% of the national total. However, due to the impact of weather, the seedling loss is estimated to be around 30%, resulting in a decrease in this year's production, with prices expected to rise. Wu Zhengxian, the secretary-general of the agricultural association, pointed out that people looking to purchase flowers for Mother's Day should place their orders as early as possible. Currently, the farm gate price has reached 8 to 9 Taiwan dollars per flower, significantly higher than the previous years' 5 to 6 Taiwan dollars. The agricultural association stated that this year, the retail price of the chrysanthemums will remain at 20 Taiwan dollars each, but due to insufficient production, prices are still likely to increase.

The Great Migration of the Purple Butterfly: This year, it set a new record for the earliest migration and the fewest road closure days.

7 April, 2025

This year, the purple butterfly migrating from the south to the north arrived earlier, but the numbers are fewer. Chen Ruixiang, the chairman of the Taiwan Purple Butterfly Conservation Association, pointed out during a briefing in March that the advance party of purple butterflies appeared in Linnei Township, Yunlin County, at the beginning of March, setting a record for the earliest road closure in history. However, it only lasted for two days, with only 160,000 butterflies recorded so far, which is below the historical average of 220,000. Since 2007, the conservation association has implemented road closure measures during the migration period of the purple butterflies to protect the butterfly population. It is expected that the purple butterflies will leave before the Qingming Festival, but the current observational numbers have not met expectations. Observations will continue.

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