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Police acted on intelligence to intercept a minibus in Hong Kong on Tuesday, removing seven passengers to safety after the driver tested positive for methamphetamine.
A minibus driver has been arrested in Hong Kong on suspicion of driving under the influence of drugs while carrying passengers, after he tested positive for methamphetamine during a police interception.
Acting on intelligence, officers intercepted the minibus without incident on Tuesday and removed the seven passengers on board to safety, according to Senior inspector Pun Chun-ho of the Kowloon East task force subunit’s enforcement and control division.
“Drug driving isn’t simply a rule violation, but a serious threat to the safety of passengers,” Pun warned.
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The driver will face formal charges for driving under the influence of drugs.
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Last night, officers from the Taichung City Police Department's Fifth Branch found an unstable car on Section 2 of Hing'an Road. The driver Wang Nan sped away and fled. The police chased him and stopped him at the intersection of Beitun Road and Qiaoxiao Street. After checking his identity, he found that Wang Nan was a wanted criminal in an injury case. He was arrested on the spot and transferred to the Taichung District Prosecutor's Office for investigation.

From January to August this year, there were a total of 134 traffic accidents involving junior high school and high school vocational students in Hualien County, of which 69 involved mini electric two-wheelers, accounting for 51.5%. The police have established an inter-agency inspection mechanism with supervision and education units to strictly investigate illegal modifications, dangerous riding, drunk driving and drug driving. They have also entered schools to promote and call on parents to pay attention to their children's use of transportation.

Six tourists were stung by bees on the waterfall viewing platform in Wulai District, New Taipei City at about 12 noon today. The fire department dispatched two fire trucks, three ambulances and 17 firefighters to the rescue. All six people were slightly injured and were sent to Xindian Farming and Xindian and Tzu Chi Hospital for treatment. The scene was cordoned off and the Animal Protection Office was notified to remove the beehives.

A student bullying incident occurred in a junior high school in Taichung City. Two female students beat a male student outside the school and forced him to kneel down and apologize. Two outsiders were suspected to be involved in the case. The school has called the police and asked the police to strengthen patrols, and at the same time launched legal education and counseling protection.

A traffic accident occurred at the intersection of Zhongxing Road and Yimin Road in Dali District, Taichung City. A 40-year-old female rider surnamed Hong was riding a motorcycle to work when she was hit by a 56-year-old truck driver surnamed Zhang who turned left and ran over her, causing her to get stuck in the right rear wheel. She was rescued by fire fighters and still died at the hospital. Mr. Zhang was not driving under the influence, and the cause of the accident is yet to be clarified by the police.

The Taoyuan District Prosecutor's Office uncovered a money-sucking group composed of a woman surnamed Chen and others, with an initial estimate of the money-sucking group exceeding 7 billion yuan. The group held an investment briefing in the center of Xinzhuang, New Taipei City, claiming that the capital was guaranteed and the annualized return rate was as high as 14.2% to 28.8%, inducing investors to invest huge amounts of money. The prosecutor seized 87 million yuan in cash, 4 members were detained without permission, and 1 was released on bail.