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Outpouring Of Help For Overworked Man Who Fell Asleep, Crashed Into Ferraris
A Taiwanese man who crashed into four parked Ferraris was shocked when he was hit with a bill for 12 million Taiwan dollars (approximately Rs 2.8 crores) for their repair. But a public outpouring of sympathy and offers of help have left him astonished.
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Blaze At Taiwan Hospital Kills Nine, Cause Being Investigated
All of the 36 people inside, including three staff, were evacuated after the fire started at the hospice on the seventh floor of a nine-storey hospital in New Taipei city.
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Taiwan's Ruling Kuomintang Party Left Without a 2016 Presidential Candidate
Taiwan's embattled ruling party was struggling to find a high-profile presidential candidate for key 2016 elections after its chief vowed today to stand by his pledge not to run.
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Military drill against potential nuclear attacks on Taiwan
Taiwan held military drills on Wednesday simulating potential nuclear and biological attacks. Over 1,200 personnel from different agencies took part in the exercises held at the port in New Taipei City.Military, police strike force teams, firefighters and rescue teams took part in the exercises, which included a hostage situation on board a bus. Th...
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Outpouring Of Help For Overworked Man Who Fell Asleep, Crashed Into Ferraris
A Taiwanese man who crashed into four parked Ferraris was shocked when he was hit with a bill for 12 million Taiwan dollars (approximately Rs 2.8 crores) for their repair. But a public outpouring of sympathy and offers of help have left him astonished.
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Blaze At Taiwan Hospital Kills Nine, Cause Being Investigated
All of the 36 people inside, including three staff, were evacuated after the fire started at the hospice on the seventh floor of a nine-storey hospital in New Taipei city.
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Taiwan's Ruling Kuomintang Party Left Without a 2016 Presidential Candidate
Taiwan's embattled ruling party was struggling to find a high-profile presidential candidate for key 2016 elections after its chief vowed today to stand by his pledge not to run.
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Military drill against potential nuclear attacks on Taiwan
Taiwan held military drills on Wednesday simulating potential nuclear and biological attacks. Over 1,200 personnel from different agencies took part in the exercises held at the port in New Taipei City.Military, police strike force teams, firefighters and rescue teams took part in the exercises, which included a hostage situation on board a bus. Th...
