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The health center is located on Sanmin Road, Luzhou District. It has been found to have violated building regulations since 2020, and was successively found to have obstructed weathering in 2023 and 2024.
A health care center in Luzhou District, New Taipei City, was found to be an obstruction to weathering twice in the past three years. It was also found to have violated building regulations six years ago and was required to restrict modifications, but it is still operating secretly to this day. The New Taipei City Public Security Joint Inspection Team found that administrative procedures such as signboards and persons in charge were changed many times to circumvent and delay improvements. The public security team today cut off water and electricity to prevent pornography from harming the community and completely eliminate potential public security risks.
The public security team pointed out that this health center located on Sanmin Road in Luzhou District was found to have violated the construction law requirements as early as 2020 during a joint inspection by the public security team. During this period, the site changed its signboard and person in charge many times, but the violation was never substantially improved; in addition, in 2023 and 2024, it continued The police found the property obstructing the weathering twice, and reported it to the municipal government's public security team for management. They continued to track and control the property, and then found out that there were still deficiencies in the construction laws. The public security team conducted another joint inspection in May this year. Considering that the place continued to violate regulations and endangered public safety, today it implemented mandatory water and power cutoffs to implement source management.
The New Taipei City Fire Department jointly conducted an inspection with the Police Department, Urban and Rural Affairs Bureau, Public Works Bureau and other units today. Fire Chief Chen Chongyue emphasized, "There is no room for ambiguity in public safety!" We will not tolerate those operators who fail to change after repeated inspections and try to take chances by changing their signboards. The public security team will integrate various bureaus and departments with Taiwan Water, Taipower and other public institutions have implemented compulsory water and power cuts in accordance with the law, demonstrating the city government's determination to maintain public safety. We will continue to work closely with cross-agency "third-party police" to strengthen inspections of high-risk places, eradicate hidden dangers of public security violations from the source, and create a safe living environment for citizens.

The Taichung District Prosecutor's Office investigated the corruption case involving Wang Zhiyi, an auditor of the National Taxation Bureau, and found that the company was suspected of evading more than 87.47 million yuan in taxes on June 1st. The person in charge, Shen Shaolan, appeared in court today and denied all charges, emphasizing that he did not instruct the falsified accounting and said that the money delivered to the accountants was not used for bribery.

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A car and motorcycle collision occurred at the intersection of Xinfu Road and Hanqing Street in Fengshan District, Kaohsiung City. A 35-year-old Ye man drove his car and collided with a 64-year-old female rider surnamed Zeng. Zeng fell to the ground and was crushed by the wheel, causing her left arm to be fractured and sent to the hospital. Fortunately, there was no life-threatening danger, and the alcohol test values of both parties were zero.

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