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Two caregivers in Tainan's Madou District, Ms. Cheng and Ms. Zhang, have been indicted for allegedly abusing an 11-month-old infant, causing severe injuries including traumatic brain injury, paralysis, and vision/hearing loss. The investigation revealed illegal operation and unregistered childcare.
A 31-year-old man illegally entered the tarmac at Kaohsiung International Airport, but was quickly apprehended by aviation police after triggering an alarm. He claimed he was visiting a friend.
An incident occurred at the Imperial Palace where a Chinese national entered through the Otemon Gate during the morning commuting hours, highlighting a vulnerability in the security system. Similar intrusions have happened in the past, raising concerns about the current security measures.
In a tragic case in Fengyuan, Taichung, a Ms. Li defrauded a family of five of over NT$15.36 million through group purchases, leading to their suicide. Prosecutors have indicted Ms. Li for fraud and are seeking a sentence of over 15 years, emphasizing the need for severe punishment. The mother's final message to her son-in-law, expressing gratitude and hope for a future reunion, has also been revealed.
Nantou County Fire Department reported two mountain rescue incidents yesterday. A 60-year-old female hiker slipped and injured her knee, while a foreign male hiker sustained an eye injury. Both were successfully rescued after extensive efforts, including by helicopter.
Chiayi County authorities raided a black market dog breeding farm, finding 63 dogs. Ten dogs were found with missing vocal cords, suggesting surgical removal. The owner faces fines and legal prosecution for animal cruelty.
A candidate's election signboard in Kaohsiung was vandalized. Police arrested a 49-year-old man who claimed he acted on impulse while waiting for a bus. The case is being investigated for property damage and obstruction of elections.
Kinmen is experiencing continued stranding of over 700 passengers due to flight cancellations caused by dense fog. Legislator Chen Yu-chen has requested evacuation support, hoping to ensure stranded travelers can return home safely today.