
苗栗縣某國中傳出學生疑似遭同儕霸凌及強索悠遊卡買飲料,甚至遭受搜身與毆打。貼文曝光後引發關注,縣長鍾東錦表示將依法處理,縣府教育處已成立調查小組並啟動防護及輔導機制。
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苗栗縣某國中傳出男學生長期遭同學強索悠遊卡買飲料並遭受肢體衝突,相關貼文被發布至臉書社團引發議論。
苗栗縣某國中疑似發生學生肢體衝突及同儕霸凌事件,被張貼上臉書社團「苗栗大小事」,引發關注;縣長鍾東錦也被tag。縣府教育處表示,接獲相關訊息後,即要求學校依法妥善處理,並同步啟動相關安全防護及調查機制。
根據該篇貼文內容敘述,為1名男學生疑長期遭同學強索悠遊卡來購買飲料,該名男學生於這學期開始索性就不帶悠遊卡上學,未料,先遭對方「搜身」摸口袋,之後甚至遭搧巴掌、揍肚子及左手挫傷。
該篇貼文引發網友議論,鍾東錦也被tag。鍾東錦於臉書貼文回覆網友,「讓我們立刻進行了解,在兼顧兒少法與公平正義的原則下,該查就查,該處理就處理。」
教育處表示,學校已依校園霸凌防制相關規定完成校安通報,經審查小組決議受理,並依法組成處理小組進行調查,其中過半數委員聘自教育部「生對生霸凌事件專業調和及調查人才庫」專家學者,秉持公正、客觀、毋枉毋縱原則,針對相關人員、事實及情況進行完整調查,釐清事件真相。
教育處表示,調查期間並以學生安全與受教權益為優先,要求學校採取必要之風險隔離及彈性學習環境調整措施,降低相關學生不必要之接觸與衝突,同時由教育處督學持續入校督導,並結合輔諮中心等專業資源,提供學生、師長及家長必要的關懷、輔導與支持,調查結果將依相關法令妥善處理。
教育處長葉芯慧表示,疑似霸凌事件在調查結果確認前,不宜任意對學生貼標籤或下定論。教育處將督導學校依法完成調查程序,如調查確認有霸凌或其他違法違規行為,將依相關規定予以適當處置及輔導管教。
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教育處將依調查結果對涉事學生進行處置及輔導管教
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Taiwan Advance pointed out that there are 1.43 million people over the age of 65 in the two provinces, but there are 190,000 to 220,000 4- and 5-story old apartments without elevators. Taipei's elevator subsidy has only been successful in 76 cases since it was launched in 2006. Based on the city government's estimate of the 10,000 buildings it can build, it will take more than 1,000 years to complete them all. Representatives Chen Chiying, Deng Leqiang, and Wang Zhenting respectively pointed out the problems of the current subsidy system, and proposed solutions such as lowering the subsidy threshold for establishing management committees to the fourth floor, providing free counseling, and announcing a floor allocation reference table, and asked the mayor to explain when to assist the elderly on the fourth and fifth floors.

The Chiang Kai-shek Branch of the Taipei City Police Department announced traffic control measures for the National Day projection sculpture exhibition, which will be implemented in three phases, involving sections such as Ketagalan Avenue, Huaining Street, and Chongqing South Road. During this period, two-way or one-way control will be implemented, and the public is urged to change routes and pay attention to traffic safety.

The New Taipei City Aboriginal Service Center suffered from water seepage on the roof and old equipment. The New Taipei City Government and the Aboriginal Association jointly invested 50.88 million yuan in renovation. The opening ceremony was hosted by Mayor Hou Youyi on the 6th. The 5-floor space has been fully upgraded with service consultation, parent-child learning, course exchange and cultural display functions. The first wave exhibition "Weaving and Seeing - Aboriginal Weaving Art and Clothing Exhibition" is simultaneously held free of charge.

The Taitung County Government is promoting a project to restore the life-extending functions of old homes. Since the opening of applications on August 17, it has accepted more than 60 applications. People misinformed that the quota has been reached. The county government emphasized that the deadline for acceptance is November 13, and there is no limit on the number of applications. At that time, lots will be drawn to determine the subsidy recipients, and the cases that have not received subsidies can be directly transferred to next year's budget.

A man surnamed Chen in Fengshan District, Kaohsiung City, accidentally rolled over a helmet that fell to the ground while driving late at night. The helmet got caught under the car and got stuck, causing the vehicle to become immobile. Fengshan police dispatched three police officers to work with Chen Nan to lift the car and successfully removed the helmet, resolving the road crisis and allowing Chen Nan to return home safely.

A survey of 1,002 respondents conducted by the China Youth Daily Social Survey Center and United Questionnaire Network showed that 72.1% supported the reservation system for scenic spot tickets, but 52.2% felt that the reservation rules were not clear enough. Respondents expect to improve the reservation system, prevent scalpers from snatching tickets, and increase offline channels and convenient access for special groups to improve tourist experience and travel convenience.