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Taichung aquarium set to open next year - Vimarsana News

Taichung aquarium set to open next year

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Taiwan News Quick Take - Taipei Times - Vimarsana News

Taiwan News Quick Take - Taipei Times

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Taichung opens first coastal-area public daycare - Vimarsana News

Taichung opens first coastal-area public daycare

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Six more local cases reported in northern Taiwan - Vimarsana News

Six more local cases reported in northern Taiwan

The Central Epidemic Command Center (CECC) yesterday reported six local COVID-19 cases. They are three residents of Taoyuan, and one resident each of New Taipei City, Yilan County and Taichung, said Centers for Disease Control Deputy Director-General Chuang Jen-hsiang (莊人祥), who is the CECC’s spokesman. Chuang said the Taichung case is a Singaporean marine surveyor in his 40s, who in the past few weeks boarded boats in ports in central and southern Taiwan for work. The man tested negative in polymerase chain reaction tests on Monday and Saturday last week, but tested positive on Thursd...

Environmental Impact Assessment: Higher seas: a clear and present danger to Taiwan - Vimarsana News

Environmental Impact Assessment: Higher seas: a clear and present danger to Taiwan

In almost every part of the world, the mean sea level (MSL) is rising for three reasons, all of which are linked to the planet getting hotter. Firstly, water expands as it heats up. Secondly, glaciers around the world are in retreat. Thirdly, the ice sheets that cover Greenland and Antarctica are shrinking, and scientists fear they could collapse with catastrophic consequences for oceanfront cities throughout the world. In August last year, the Taiwan branch of Greenpeace, the global non-governmental environmental organization, warned that, by 2050, close to 4 percent of the country’s land c...