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美國密西根州佛林特市（Flint）發生一起離奇事件，攝影師艾普瑞爾（April Vertucci）與兩名同好麥特（Matt）、尼克（Nick）組成探險隊，相約探索從2017年就關閉至今的史旺森殯儀館（Swanson Funeral Home）。沒想到3人意外發現一具疑似「遭貨梯壓死」的男屍，並且明顯看出其死亡時間不久，讓3人嚇壞急逃報警。

Former Taipei Deputy Mayor Pong Cheng-sheng rushed to Kaohsiung after learning of his wife’s death by suicide. He was granted court permission to travel.

U.S. Rep. Gerry Connolly, a key advocate for Taiwan, passed away on May 21. His funeral on May 27 honored his leadership in advancing Taiwan’s interests.

Protesters in Fangyuan Township oppose a new funeral home and crematorium project, citing environmental concerns. The Changhua County Government pledges dialogue.

Taiwan’s former Vice President Chen Chien-jen arrives in Rome to honor Pope Francis at his funeral. Global leaders, including Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelenskyy, will attend.

Former Vice President Chen Chien-jen, appointed as Taiwan’s envoy, attends Pope Francis’ funeral, emphasizing Taiwan-Vatican ties and global peace.

Taiwan’s MOFA announced President Lai Ching-te appointed former Vice President Chen Chien-jen as a special envoy to attend Pope Francis’ funeral on April 26. Chen’s deep connection with the Pope underscores Taiwan’s commitment to strong Vatican ties and religious freedom.

Taiwan’s President Lai Ching-te honored Pope Francis at Taipei’s Catholic Archdiocese. The Vatican, Taiwan’s sole European ally, announced the pope’s death at 88.

China criticizes the Vatican’s ties with Taiwan, citing the ＂One China＂ principle, following Pope Francis’s death. The ministry seeks improved Sino-Vatican relations.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs plans to send officials to Pope Francis’ funeral, honoring ties with the Vatican. President Lai orders flags at half-staff.

Taiwan mourns Pope Francis’s passing, with President Lai Ching-te expressing condolences. Taiwan plans to send officials to the funeral, highlighting strong ties with the Vatican.

Kaohsiung expands its sea burial program to promote eco-friendly practices. The initiative offers free cremation and transportation, easing families’ burdens.

Wang Xiaofei allegedly berated Barbie Hsu’s mother before Hsu’s cremation, sparking outrage among family and friends. Hsu passed away on Feb. 2 in Tokyo.

Ko Wen-je attended his father’s funeral in Hsinchu, briefly leaving Taipei Detention Center. Prominent figures, including former presidents, paid respects. Ko’s wife criticized the judicial system.

Ko Wen-je attended his father’s funeral in Hsinchu, expressing regret for missing his final moments due to detention. He reflected on his father’s sacrifices and the impact of his political career on their relationship.

Peggy Chen, wife of former TPP Chairman Ko Wen-je, demanded justice as Ko was escorted back to detention from his father’s funeral. Supporters rallied, condemning judicial actions.

Former Taiwan People’s Party Chairman Ko Wen-je’s family declined a Presidential Office representative at his father’s funeral, urging focus on national matters.

Ko Wen-je attended his father’s funeral in Hsinchu, with 1,200 attendees, including former Presidents Tsai and Chen. Notable figures paid respects, and order was maintained.

Chen Pei-chi plans to apply for a home visit to allow her husband, former TPP Chairman Ko Wen-je, to attend his father’s funeral on March 10. Ko, detained over a scandal, awaits a decision.

Taipei police deployed 400 officers at the funeral of Bamboo Union leader Huang Shao-tsen to prevent gang activities. Strict regulations and security measures were enforced.

Peggy Chen visited her husband, Ko Wen-je, at Taipei Detention Center, bringing food but unable to deliver pain relief patches due to regulations. Ko seeks to lift visitation limits to plan his father’s funeral.

Taiwan People’s Party Chairman Ko Wen-je appeared in court after 57 days in detention over a corruption case. He seeks to lift communication restrictions to arrange his father’s funeral.

Legislator Huang Shan-shan says Ko Wen-je may visit his father’s memorial after applying. The family plans a farewell ceremony for March 10 in Hsinchu City.

Dee Hsu clarifies that her family, not Barbie Hsu’s ex-husband, arranged the return of Barbie’s ashes from Japan. Rumors on Weibo prompted her response.

Chinese businessman Wang Xiaofei visits late ex-wife Barbie Hsu’s Taipei residence. Hsu’s ashes, escorted by husband DJ Koo, will rest in Sanzhi District.