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Taipei MRT Ximen Station is an important transportation hub in Taipei City. There are many people during peak hours, and friction and conflicts among passengers are prone to occur.
When a woman surnamed Huang took the Taipei MRT this morning, because there were many people in the carriage, another male passenger surnamed Cai was talking on his mobile phone in the carriage. Huang thought the other man's voice was too loud and stepped forward to persuade her. The two sides had a quarrel. Later, the two collided when they got off the train at Ximen Station. Cai thought Huang was deliberately causing trouble and was so angry that he punched her. The corner of Huang's mouth was injured and there were bloodstains in the carriage. Although Huang will not press charges for the time being, the police will still punish Cai Yi for violating social order and maintaining law.
The North City Police MRT Police Team received a report at 8:23 this morning, claiming that there was a dispute between passengers at the Ximen MRT Station and the police needed to be present.
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After the police arrived at Ximen Station, they found out that the woman surnamed Huang and the passenger surnamed Cai were on the same train. Since it was during working hours, there were many people in the carriage. Cai was talking on her mobile phone in the carriage. However, Huang thought the volume was too loud and stepped forward to persuade the other party to stop talking. Cai was dissatisfied and the two sides broke out into a quarrel on the spot. Soon after, the two were about to get off the train at Ximen Station. They accidentally bumped into each other while moving. Cai Huo became so angry that he punched Huang on the spot.
The police said that after Cai punched someone, he was stopped by Beijie security personnel and the police, and he was immediately taken back to the police station. The injured woman surnamed Huang was injured at the corner of her mouth and was fine after being sent to the hospital for treatment. However, she was unwilling to file a complaint for the time being, so the police punished Cai for violating Article 87 of the Social Order Maintenance Law by "increasing violence against others."
The MRT Police Force calls on people who encounter collisions or disputes with others while taking the MRT to maintain rational and calm communication and never resort to violence due to temporary emotions. If there is a dispute, they can immediately notify station staff or call 110 to report the case. The police will quickly arrive at the scene to handle the matter and jointly maintain safety and order on the MRT.

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