What caused the electronic anklet shortage?

Since 2025, courts and prosecutors have used the technology monitoring system extensively, depleting the inventory purchased in 2021.

What is Xu Chunying's current status?

She was released on NT$2 million bail and is required to report to a police station three times a week.

Can electronic wristbands replace anklets?

Yes, they have the same function and generate alerts in case of tampering or escape, making them a viable alternative.

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Electronic Anklet Shortage in Xu Chunying Case; High Prosecutors Office Secures Supply

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Taiwan's High Prosecutors Office announced it has urgently secured electronic anklets after a shortage forced a court to order a Chinese-Taiwanese spouse, Xu Chunying, to report to a police station instead of being monitored electronically in an anti-infiltration law case.

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Q: What caused the electronic anklet shortage?: A: Since 2025, courts and prosecutors have used the technology monitoring system extensively, depleting the inventory purchased in 2021.
Q: What is Xu Chunying's current status?: A: She was released on NT$2 million bail and is required to report to a police station three times a week.
Q: Can electronic wristbands replace anklets?: A: Yes, they have the same function and generate alerts in case of tampering or escape, making them a viable alternative.