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Taoyuan’s Department of Agriculture announces the opening of five new pet-friendly parks, enhancing spaces for animals and promoting awareness of animal protection.

The Forestry and Nature Conservation Agency confirmed a sexual harassment complaint from August last year, leading to disciplinary action. The agency has since intensified anti-harassment measures and staff training to ensure a respectful workplace.

Discover Taiwan’s initiative to train 50,000 Disaster Relief Volunteers by next year, enhancing community support and resilience in the face of frequent earthquakes and typhoons. Learn about the program’s impact and future plans.

Discover the details of a major espionage case in Taiwan where the High Court sentenced eight individuals, including a military officer, for spying activities. Learn about the Ministry of National Defense’s response and future security measures.

Taichung City has unveiled its first children’s traffic theme park, Quan Yuan Children’s Traffic Theme Park, located next to Quanyuan Park in the East District. The park aims to educate youngsters about traffic safety while they play, featuring miniaturized zebra crossings, scooter waiting areas, railway level crossings, and a section on the blind spots of large vehicles. Parents can use bicycles and scooters with their children, providing a practical setting for hands-on traffic education. The park is part of Taichung’s ＂Melody Project＂ to create unique parks within city districts and integrates local historical elements. Plans are underway to partner with nearby schools for outdoor traffic education classes, fostering an early appreciation of traffic rules in students and enhancing public awareness of traffic safety.