Raid 結果共8筆

The U.S. military’s floating pier in Gaza could have implications for Taiwan Strait conflict scenarios, as analyzed by The Daily Telegraph. Taiwan’s military responds to Chinese Communist Party aircraft with Joint Civil Military Air-Raid Exercise and plans to expand political warfare units in the navy. The Tien-Kung III missile, developed domestically, strengthens defense capabilities against aerial threats. New missile sites and integrated defense operations demonstrate Taiwan’s commitment to enhancing combat effectiveness.

國防部昨天下午接連發布四次國家級警報，但在英文翻譯中被揪出許多錯誤，除了把「衛星」當成「飛彈」（Missile），民進黨台北市議員「口譯哥」趙怡翔昨天也在節目中提及此事表示，這些連發的警報簡訊，還將「防空」（Air Defence）英文寫成「Air Raid」（空襲），讓他直呼簡直是錯得離譜，就連來觀選的外媒看到也嚇壞。

Keelung Tower and Xiner Air-raid Shelter are opening to visitors, offering panoramic views and a promising tourist destination.

Prominent YouTuber Joeman, internet celebrity Lyla, and DJ Tang Yu publicly apologized for their involvement in a drug-related scandal. Joeman confessed to consuming and possessing marijuana in Taiwan and abroad throughout 2023, vowing he would never repeat his actions. Lyla, a mother herself, followed suit with an emotionally charged apology, acknowledging her use of marijuana in Taiwan and Thailand. Taiwanese singer Hsieh Ho-hsien, an advocate for marijuana legalization, commented on the matter, suggesting that there’s no need for hysteria. Joeman, Lyla, and Tang Yu were arrested for allegedly using and possessing marijuana, shocking their fans. The New Taipei City Police Department’s Criminal Investigation Corps launched a raid that led to the arrest of ten individuals, including Joeman and Lyla, bringing Taiwan’s drug laws into sharp focus.

Taipei City Government selected the Xihu Market as an emergency shelter for Monday’s annual Wanan air raid drill (July 24).

Taipei City Mayor Chiang Wan-an oversaw his first Wanan air raid drills on Monday (July 24) since being elected into office. Chiang arrived at the Taipei City Emergency Operations Center (EOC) to check on the city-wide evacuation.

The Wanan 46 air raid drill was slated for Monday (July 24) in northern Taiwan after the siren went off at 1:30 p.m. Authorities reminded the general public violations of the drill regulations could face a fine of NT＄30,000 to NT＄150,000.

The Department of Transportation, Taipei City Government, reminded passengers on Thursday (July 20) that the metro lines will operate normally during the Wan An air raid drill. However, entry and exit to the stations will be restricted.