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The female officer was a graduate of the university's Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC). She was appointed as an officer in July last year and was assigned to the 206th Brigade in April this year.
"Kansai New Training Center" The 206th Army Infantry Brigade was shocked to hear that a female officer fell from a building in the camp and died of her injuries after being sent to the hospital for emergency treatment. The Army's Sixth Army Corps said it had set up a task force to cooperate with the prosecutor's investigation and clarify the cause of the fall.
According to comprehensive media reports, Threads today circulated that the female platoon leader of the 206th Brigade of the Sixth Army Corps committed suicide in the brigade headquarters building in the camp. After consulting the military, it was confirmed that a lieutenant named Wang was indeed found lying in front of the bronze statue of Chiang Kai-shek on Wednesday (September 30). Unit personnel immediately gave first aid and sent him to the hospital for emergency treatment, but unfortunately he was pronounced dead.
It is said that the female officer came from the University Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC). After graduating in July last year, she was appointed as an officer. In April this year, she was assigned to the 206th Brigade as the platoon leader of the new training center. During this period, she reported to her superiors, relatives and friends that she lacked the ability to lead and lead troops, making it difficult for her to be qualified for the position of platoon leader and star duty. The army adjusted her to the position of brigade clerical officer, assisting in arranging medical treatment and medication in the physical and mental department.
However, the female officer still said it was difficult to adapt. She once expressed her willingness to pay liquidated damages and apply for discharge in advance, but her family wanted her to stay on. Finally, she reported to her superiors that she hoped to return to the company. The unit chief had agreed and planned to adjust her duties again in a week, but something unfortunate happened unexpectedly. The Sixth Army Corps said it was deeply saddened by the death of its officers and soldiers, and had sent high-level cadres to accompany the families throughout the process to assist with funeral arrangements. It also set up a task force to cooperate with the Hsinchu District Prosecutor's Office investigation to clarify the cause of the fall.

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