Stories from New Taipei City · Taiwan

A couple was attacked by a swarm of bees while hiking on the Sandiao Ling trail in New Taipei City.

New Taipei City will launch a tourism subsidy program for visitors.

A Singaporean national was injured after falling approximately 10 meters at the popular Longdong rock climbing site in Taiwan. The incident occurred at a location known for its rock formations and proximity to water bodies.

The Tamsui-Xinyi Line of the New Taipei City MRT, after 10 years of construction including a past incident of pier collapse during concrete pouring, is entering its final inspection phase.

German security agencies are seeking expanded cybercrime powers. This comes amid warnings of a ransomware threat facing the country.

The well-known El Al Group has been implicated in a large-scale voyeurism scandal. The case is currently being reviewed by a district court and national judges. The well-known Taiwanese chain 'Elly' is facing a voyeurism scandal.

A poll commissioned by Polimedia and conducted by Shan Shui Ming Yi Research Company between April 29 and May 1 found that personal traits are the primary reason for a tightening election race at 30.3%, followed by party image at 29.8%.

Legislator Xie Yifeng criticized the party headquarters for not respecting public opinion regarding her primary challenge. There are also reports that the party is encouraging New Taipei City Deputy Mayor Liu Heran to run in the primary.

Hon Hai reported a 30% growth in sales driven by the expansion of its AI server business. Hon Hai Precision Industry, also known as Foxconn, reported a 30 percent increase in sales. The specific period for this sales increase was not mentioned.

Xie Yifeng stated that according to polls, he is the candidate most supported by voters. Vice Chairman and Secretary-General Li Hsin-lung stated that good news is expected soon. DPP Legislator Hsieh Yi-feng criticized the party headquarters for not respecting public opinion, stating that local grassroots members are filled with doubts. A poll conducted in New Taipei indicates that personal traits and party image are factors influencing election results, accounting for 30.3% and 29.8% respectively. However, 5.4% of respondents do not believe the election is tight. The survey involved 1,070 residents aged 20 and over, with a 95% confidence level and a margin of error.