The China Post April 29, 2011 The China Post news staff–A junior high school has incurred the wrath of a Taipei City councilman and the parents of three schoolgirls by giving a demerit to a “kiss and tell” schoolboy who has allegedly forced two of them to perform oral sex on him in a...
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The China Post April 29, 2011 The China Post news staff–Local media yesterday reported that the PlayStationNetwork (PSN) had leaked user data, including bank account numbers and other sensitive personal information. The Taipei City government has issued a legal letter demanding that Sony Corp., the parent company of PSN, explain and fix the situation...
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The China Post April 29, 2011 TAIPEI–A mainland Chinese official in charge of cross-Taiwan Strait relations who is visiting Taiwan paid a call yesterday on Chinese tourists who were injured in a train crash on the scenic Alishan mountain railway a day earlier. Li Bingcai, vice president of Beijing’s quasi-official Association for Relations Across...
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The China Post April 29, 2011 The China Post news staff–The Forestry Bureau under the Council for Agriculture (COA) yesterday insisted that the train accident on a railway in Alishan on Wednesday was caused by a random event, and not human error. On Wednesday morning, the train was struck by a falling oak tree...
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The China Post April 29, 2011 The China Post news staff — One day after a train derailed on Alishan resulting in five deaths, news emerged of another accident yesterday morning, when a van carrying nine passengers reportedly rolled off a mountain road due to a landslide and took a 10 meter plunge into...
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