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Taipei, July 6 (CNA) More than a dozen suspects have been arrested for their alleged involvement in stealing credit card detils to make fraudulent purchases online, the Criminal Investigation Bureau (CIB) announced Thursday.

Taipei, July 3 (CNA) In response to a recent decline in aviation fuel prices, the cost of air travel on Taiwan's 23 domestic routes will be reduced by between 2.7 percent and 6.9 percent starting Aug. 1, the Civil Aeronautics Administration (CAA) announced Monday.

Taipei, July 1 (CNA) Some Taiwanese defense scholars have been invited to observe the tabletop war games that will be held later this month by a Japanese think tank, simulating a military conflict across the Taiwan Strait, a source told CNA recently.

Taipei, June 30 (CNA) The trial visa-free treatment of tourists from Thailand, Brunei and the Philippines will be extended for another year, from Aug. 1, 2023 to July 31, 2024, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) announced Friday.

Taipei, June 30 (CNA) A total of 48 retired emergency vehicles, including ambulances, that were recently refurbished by a Taiwanese businessman in Changhua County will soon be delivered to Ukraine to help rescue workers respond to crises on the ground.

Taipei, June 29 (CNA) Motorists caught failing to yield to pedestrians could face a maximum fine of NT$6,000 (US$193), and will also be required to attend traffic-safety lectures as several new traffic rules come into force Friday.

Taipei, June 29 (CNA) The results of hair follicle drug tests carried out recently on 36 students at a preschool in New Taipei's Banqiao District detected no traces of barbiturates or any other sedatives, prosecutors said Thursday.

Taipei, June 27 (CNA) Inbound passengers who bring heated tobacco products into Taiwan could be subject to a maximum fine of NT$5 million (US$161,186), the Health Promotion Administration (HPA) warned Tuesday.

Taipei, June 27 (CNA) Pregnant women and mothers up to six months after giving birth in Taipei will be entitled to receive a taxi subsidy of NT$8,000 (US$257) starting July 1, the city's Department of Social Welfare said Tuesday.

Nineteen-year-old Ko Lin Lin died along with two Sagaing resistance comrades during a daring attack on soldiers who had seized his father.