
苗栗市經國路與新東街口上午7時58分發生大貨車左轉撞上走斑馬線過馬路的老翁,老翁當場失去意識送醫後目前在加護病房救治中,警方排除駕駛酒醉,事故原因仍在調查中。
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苗栗市經國路與新東街口為市區交叉路口,平日車流與人流較多,斑馬線為行人過街設施。
大貨車轉彎撞上走斑馬線過馬路的老翁,警方到場處理。(警方提供)
苗栗市經國路與新東街口今(7)日上午7點58分許發生一起大貨車與走斑馬線過馬路的老翁碰撞之交通事故,老翁當場失去意識,經救護車送醫,目前在加護病房救治中。
警方初步調查,37歲李姓男子駕駛營業大貨車由新東大橋東往西行駛,至經國路口左轉時,與沿新東街東往西行走斑馬線過馬路的一名老翁發生碰撞,老翁當場失去意識,經救護車送醫,目前在加護病房救治中。
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警方調查,營業大貨車駕駛李男未有飲酒情形,詳細事故原因仍需調查釐清。並提醒駕駛或行人都應隨時保持警覺,駕駛行經行人易穿越路段應減速慢行、注意周遭動態,並確實遵守交通規則,另提醒長輩晨昏或夜晚外出時,應穿著亮色衣物並配戴反光配件以提高能見度,以確保自己與用路人生命財產安全。
老翁遭大貨車撞擊,當場失去意識,經救護車送醫,目前在加護病房救治中。(警方提供)

After the Taipei City Wanhua Police Station searched a BDSM gay bar in Ximending, controversy arose due to inappropriate comments made by police officers. Progressive groups and city council candidates requested an investigation into the old disciplinary case in which police officer surnamed Zhuang was accused of prostitution three years ago. However, the police first released evidence showing that the incident was actually committed by another police officer, and it was a case of publicity. The incident later turned to discussing sex workers and sex trade policies, with social groups calling for the implementation of a sex trade zone and attention to the sexual needs of people with disabilities.

A drug-driving accident occurred in Taichung City in the early morning of the 3rd, injuring a Taiwanese university student. A 21-year-old man surnamed Huang took drugs and lost control of his car, hitting an overpass and a morning jogging student. Among them, a 19-year-old male college student surnamed Chen suffered a dent in his skull and underwent reconstructive surgery. His mother issued an article denounced that the government should take drug driving seriously. The police arrested another drug-driving man at the same intersection that night. Early this morning, they checked a Mercedes-Benz parked side by side on Jianxing Road and found that a 35-year-old man surnamed Chen tested positive for drugs in his saliva and found contraband such as ketamine. The police arrested the man and impounded the car and applied for preventive detention.

A fire broke out in a tin-covered house in Waipu District, Taichung City at around 3 a.m., killing a 47-year-old woman surnamed Li and her 51-year-old Thai husband who lived in a rear room on the first floor. The police initially concluded that the fire started inside the house, and that the body was so charred that it was difficult to identify and DNA identification would be conducted. Neighbors said the couple had a good relationship, had no children, and both worked in a bicycle parts factory.

A student negotiation conflict occurred last night on Renhe 7th Street, Daxi District, Taoyuan City. A dispute broke out between the two parties over the issue of "invitation for tattoos" and physical conflict broke out. After the police arrived at the scene, they took 11 people back for investigation. One of them, a 35-year-old man, was sent to the hospital with a head injury. Firefighters assisted in the rescue. The police will investigate in accordance with the Juvenile Incident Handling Act and strengthen patrols around campus to prevent similar incidents from happening again.

In April, a 23-year-old male college student surnamed Lin hacked into the radio communication system of Taiwan's high-speed railway control center without any reason, causing three operating trains and one return train to stop running, with a total delay of 48 minutes. The Taoyuan District Prosecutor's Office today prosecuted Mr. Lin in accordance with the Railway Law and requested two years in prison. The 20-year-old man surnamed Chen who also provided the radio equipment was also prosecuted in accordance with the Criminal Law as an accessory to an offender.

Hong Kong police are investigating after a 10-year-old schoolgirl was made to carry bags of beer, as shown in online videos where she was berated by a man during a confrontation with concerned bystanders. Police responded to the scene in Tuen Mun but made no arrests. The girl's school confirmed social workers and teachers intervened, offering counselling to the pupil and her family.