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The Mid-Autumn Festival is an important reunion holiday in Taiwan. Many people choose to go abroad or travel to outlying islands at this time. Airports are crowded and service facilities are highly used, making it easy for minor conflicts to occur while waiting in line.
During the Mid-Autumn Festival holiday, two men quarreled at the airport over buying oden, causing one to miss his flight. (Photo by reporter Ou Sumei)
During the Mid-Autumn Festival holiday, two men got into an argument over buying oden in a supermarket at Taichung International Airport. The Kaohsiung Branch Taichung Branch of the Aviation Police took the two men away for questioning. As a result, neither of them filed a complaint. However, one of the men, who was flying to Kinmen, missed his flight and had to wait for the next one. The other man was lucky and got on the plane to Penghu.
During the Mid-Autumn Festival holiday, many people flew abroad or went to outlying islands for vacation. Yesterday, two men got into an argument at Taichung International Airport over buying oden! Among them, a man bought oden and drank the soup on the spot. He wanted to spoon some more soup, but the man behind him couldn't bear to wait. As a result, the two people had a quarrel. They choked each other on the spot and became stalemate. When the surrounding passengers saw this, they quickly called the police.
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The Taichung Branch of the Kaohsiung Branch of the Aviation Police received the report and immediately sent officers to deal with it and took the two men away for questioning. As a result, both men were unwilling to press charges. Among them, the man who was about to take a flight to Kinmen missed his flight and had to wait for the next one; the other man was more lucky and successfully took the flight to Penghu.

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