Taipei:A total of 53,304 foreign travelers registered between October 1 and October 7 for Taiwan’s repeat visitor program, with plans to bring 10,017 accompanying friends and family members, as reported by the Tourism Administration on

Taipei:Labor advocates have called for reforms to simplify the process of organizing unions in Taiwan, emphasizing the need for stronger collective bargaining to address the issue of low pay among young workers, which persists despite

Taoyuan:A university student has been indicted for accessing Taiwan High Speed Rail’s radio communications system and sending a false alarm that caused four trains to make emergency stops in April.

According to Focus Taiwan, the

Yilan:A northbound Puyuma Express train operated by Taiwan Railway Corp. (TR) failed to stop at Jiaoxi Station on Wednesday, prompting the train to reverse back to the station to allow passengers to board and disembark.

Taichung:A Taiwanese woman and a Thai man lost their lives in a fire at a residential building in the Waipu District of Taichung early Wednesday morning, as reported by the city’s Fire Bureau.

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