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Food safety process to be re-evaluated - Vimarsana News

Food safety process to be re-evaluated

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Rules urged to prevent paddleboarding incidents - Vimarsana News

Rules urged to prevent paddleboarding incidents

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Justice minister seeking answers about fugitive prisoner who killed 2 cops - Vimarsana News

Justice minister seeking answers about fugitive prisoner who killed 2 cops

Taipei, Aug. 26 (CNA) Minister of Justice Tsai Ching-hsiang (蔡清祥) said Friday that he will examine the circumstances surrounding the getaway of a prisoner charged with the recent murder of two police officers, and those found culpable will be held accountable.

Notes from Central Taiwan: Should Taiwan greenlight red light districts? - Vimarsana News

Notes from Central Taiwan: Should Taiwan greenlight red light districts?

Readers may recall that several early COVID-19 outbreaks in Taiwan were linked to the island’s a-gong dian (阿公店), “shops for grandfathers,” a local nickname for hostess bars and teahouses frequented by older men. As cases are currently skyrocketing, and the elderly remain a less vaccinated population, the sex trade could soon be back in the news. Last year the spike in COVID-19 cases led to calls for crackdowns on areas hosting the sex trade. The Taipei Times reported in May that Control Yuan member Lin Kuo-ming (林國明) had called for a crackdown on the sex trade in Taipei’s ...

Police precinct censured over music teacher's arrest - Vimarsana News

Police precinct censured over music teacher's arrest

The Control Yuan has censured the police precinct in Taoyuan’s Jhongli District (中壢) after investigating the arrest of music teacher Chan Hui-ling (詹慧玲) in April last year. Chan, who thought she was being stopped without cause, refused to answer a police officer’s questions and called the incident “really stupid.” The police officer, surnamed Yeh (葉), handcuffed Chan and arrested her on suspicion of obstructing a public official. Chan filed a report accusing the officer of infringing on her civil liberties and causing bodily harm. The Taoyuan District Prosecutors’ Office...