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《TAIPEI TIMES》 Chen Chien-jen appointed premier - 焦點

‘NEW HEIGHTS’: President Tsai thanked the new premier’s predecessor, Su Tseng-chang, while Chen said that Taiwan has become an ideal nation for its inhabitantsBy Chen Cheng-yu and Liu Tzu-hsuan / Staff reporter, with staff writer

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Taiwanese arctic research station opens in Norway

Taiwan yesterday planted its national flag in front of its first arctic research center in Longyearbyen, a town on Norway’s Spitsbergen Island, and also conducted a plaque unveiling ceremony to formalize that Taiwan’s arctic research group has a “place of their own.”
Minister Without Portfolio Chang Ching-sen (張景森) yesterday thanked the Polish academics from Nicolaus Copernicus University who helped establish the research station.
“We thank the Polish scholars for creating opportunities for the Formosan black bears to meet the arctic polar bears,” he said.
The center and the international research project leading to its establishment demonstrate Taiwan’s resolve to participate observation of the

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《TAIPEI TIMES》 Taiwanese arctic research station opens in Norway - 焦點

By Hung Ting-hung and Jake Chung / Staff reporter, with staff writerTaiwan yesterday planted its national flag in front of its first arctic research center in Longyearbyen, a town on Norway’s Spitsbergen Island, and also conducted a plaque unveiling ceremony to formalize that Taiwan’s arctic research group has a “place of their own.”

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Always be prepared - Taipei Times

Relieve Disaster Foundation chairman and Minister Without Portfolio Chang Ching-sen, front right, presents a flag to members of the National Fire Agency’s Taiwan Search and Rescue Team during a drill at Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport yesterday. The four-hour interagency drill simulated preparing an airliner for an international earthquake rescue mission.

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Taiwan to partially lift outdoor mask mandate from Tuesday | Taiwan News

Exact details on easing of restrictions remain unclear for now | 2021-10-03 21:48:00

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Taiwan to announce loosening of outdoor mask rules on Sunday | Taiwan News

CECC head indicates people in 'well-ventilated outdoor open spaces' can soon take off their masks | 2021-10-01 15:49:00

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No plans to cancel lantern fest - Taipei Times


No plans to cancel lantern fest
READY TO ADAPT:
If the COVID-19 situation changes, adjustments would be made to the festival, which is to be held in an open area this year, the transport minister said
By Shelley Shan / Staff reporter
Minister of Transportation and Communications Lin Chia-lung (林佳龍) yesterday said that his ministry has not yet considered canceling the Taiwan Lantern Festival in Hsinchu City, adding that it would make adjustments depending on changes to the COVID-19 outbreak.
Lin was responding to questions from the media about whether the Tourism Bureau might consider canceling the annual flagship tourism event due to a cluster infection at a hospital in Taoyuan.

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《TAIPEI TIMES》 No plans to cancel lantern fest - 焦點


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《TAIPEI TIMES》 No plans to cancel lantern fest
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Grand Hotel Taipei managing director Lin Hsinchu, third left, Hsinchu Mayor Lin Chih-chien, fourth left, Minister of Transportation and Communications Lin Chia-lung, fourth right, Tourism Bureau Director-General Chang Hsi-chung, third right, and other officials attend an unveiling ceremony on Dec. 7 last year in Hsinchu of the main lantern for this year’s Taiwan Lantern Festival.
Photo courtesy of the Hsinchu City Government
2021/01/19 03:00
READY TO ADAPT: If the COVID-19 situation changes, adjustments would be made to the festival, which is to be held in an open area this year, the transport minister said

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EDITORIAL: Hiking education is crucial


EDITORIAL: Hiking education is crucial
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic’s effects on global travel, Taiwanese have been flocking to domestic attractions “with a vengeance,” a term that entered the Taiwanese lexicon shortly after local restrictions were lifted.
Coupled with the opening of the nation’s forests and mountains to the public in October last year, there has been a surge in people trying to tackle the nation’s highest peaks — and naturally, problems and accidents have increased as well.
Take Pingtung County, for example. It announced on Monday that mountaineering accidents in the county had tripled from last year, with one-third of them occurring on Beidawu Mountain (北大武山), whose difficulty belies its height ranking of just 92nd on Taiwan’s top 100 peaks list. Not only is this due to a significant increase in the number of hikers, but also those who try to ascend and descend the mountain in one day.

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