Stories from Taipei · Taiwan

Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te stated that Taiwan is part of the world and its people have the right to engage globally.

The well-known medical beauty group Ai Li is facing accusations of installing hidden cameras disguised as smoke detectors in 18 of its clinics.

The Taiwan Medical Bureau has added new drugs to its formulary, a move that is expected to lower drug prices by 50% and benefit a larger number of people. The bureau's two-price group initiative has been effective in lowering costs. Savings from these price reductions are being reinvested into the healthcare system. The report also touched upon air quality, with general monitoring stations showing a low to moderate health risk, and roadside stations indicating a moderate risk. Taiwan's National Health Insurance Administration has accelerated the inclusion of advanced and new drugs into its formulary. Following reforms to the medical insurance bureau, advanced and new drugs will be expedited for inclusion. This decision will likely expand treatment options for patients covered by the bureau's provisions.

A proposal to include shared electric cars within the T-Pass policy is being considered to enhance public transportation accessibility. This initiative aims to encourage public transport use.

The store manager has been detained and identified as a key witness in an investigation into a surveillance system. The female store manager was taken away as a person of interest, and the founder and president of Aierli Group, Tang Rushan, has been summoned as a defendant.

To speed up drying clothes, using a clothes dryer is the fastest method. Alternatively, a dehumidifier or a fan can be used to remove moisture and accelerate drying. These methods help in removing water vapor and speeding up the process.

Laser vision correction is presented as a method to achieve freedom from wearing glasses. The transcripts do not provide details on the specific procedures, success rates, or potential risks. This topic was covered by multiple stations.

The Taipei City government is providing advice to citizens on reinforcing private properties against potential damage. Taipei City Hall is providing advice to residents on reinforcing their private properties.

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.

The Taipei City Government's Public Works Department will undertake a comprehensive renovation of the aging road surface on the Mai Shuai Bridge. Lane closures will be implemented, and drivers are advised to seek alternative routes.