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Taiwan Accuses China of Smuggling Vegetables via Vietnam to Evade Import Restrictions
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Política·30.04.2026Resumen IA

Taiwan Accuses China of Smuggling Vegetables via Vietnam to Evade Import Restrictions

Taiwan has accused China of evading its import restrictions by smuggling vegetables like Napa cabbage and shiitake mushrooms through Vietnam, repackaging them as Vietnamese goods. Agriculture minister Chen Junne-jih announced measures including aerial surveys in Vietnam and strict penalties to combat this "origin laundering." DPP legislator Chiu Yi-ying revealed fraudulent Vietnamese certificates cost as little as $410, enabling profits of $6,400-$16,000 per container.

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Guardian Business
71-Year-Old Man Arrested After Shooting Three Dead in Malaysian Neighborhood
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Crime·21.04.2026Resumen IA

71-Year-Old Man Arrested After Shooting Three Dead in Malaysian Neighborhood

A 71-year-old man has been arrested in Taman Kota Jaya, Johor, Malaysia, after allegedly shooting three people dead – two men and a Vietnamese woman – using a Benelli M/Super shotgun. The suspect, described by locals as a friendly neighbor who brought fruits from his orchard, opened fire at a food court before driving to another coffee shop approximately 200 metres away where he was apprehended.

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SCMP Economy
Experts dismiss study linking fruits and vegetables to increased lung cancer risk
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Salud·20.04.2026Resumen IA

Experts dismiss study linking fruits and vegetables to increased lung cancer risk

A study presented at the American Association for Cancer Research conference suggests younger non-smokers who develop lung cancer consume more fruits, vegetables, and whole grains than the general population. However, experts have sharply criticized the research, calling it a 'stretch' that lacks a control group, uses arbitrary mutation groupings, and speculates about pesticides without data. Multiple experts noted the finding likely reflects that younger people and non-smokers tend to have healthier diets, and that leanness correlates with lung cancer. They emphasized decades of evidence showing fruits and vegetables lower or have no effect on lung cancer risk.

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Ars Technica