Stories from Taichung · Taiwan

The Taichung District Prosecutors’ Office has indicted five individuals in connection with unlicensed medical device vendors. The exact nature of the unlicensed medical practices remains under investigation. Investigations are ongoing.

A political contest is underway in Taichung between Jiang Qichen and Yang Qiongying.

The development of Taichung's drone industry is linked to local self-reliance in production capacity and is undergoing upgrading and transformation.

The hotel and catering business in Taiwan is experiencing a polarized outlook, with the overall market and tourists expected to continue arriving.

KMT Chairman Zeng Liwen met with Taichung Mayor Lu Xiuyan in Taichung, where they reached a consensus on the arms procurement bill.

Taichung City has introduced new road markings featuring red and white stripes to alert drivers. These markings are designed to remind drivers to adjust their turning angles rather than turning abruptly.

Hantavirus cases have been reported in Taiwan. The current outdoor temperature is 24 degrees Celsius with 81 percent relative humidity. Taichung City reported no cases of hantavirus this year, following a case in the previous year.

Hantavirus cases have been reported in Taiwan, with specific concerns raised about Hanmei City. Taichung has reported no cases this year, though the city's mayor has said enhanced environmental cleaning measures due to concerns from Taipei's vaccine issues.

Taichung City Council members inquired about preventing hantavirus outbreaks, referencing a recent issue in Taipei. This is a continuation of a trend from previous years.

Taichung city officials are taking measures to prevent Hantavirus cases, following concerns raised by a previous incident in the city. Prevention measures are advised to avoid mosquito bites, including wearing light-colored, loose long-sleeved clothing and using insect repellent.