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Taiwan Air Force officer killed after being ‘inhaled’ by fighter jet’s engine

A Taiwan Air Force officer died after being sucked into the engine of an Indigenous Defense Fighter jet at Ching Chuan Kang Air Base, officials say.

Newsweek on MSN · 1d

Air Force Officer Sucked Into Fighter Jet Engine in Fatal Accident: Taiwan

According to the Taiwanese air force, the accident occurred in a hangar at Ching Chuan Kang air base, which is shared with Taichung International Airport, on Tuesday morning local time. Taichung is located in the west of Taiwan, facing the 110-mile-wide Taiwan Strait that separates the island and China.

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Taiwanese officer dies after being sucked into fighter jet engine

A Taiwanese air force officer has been killed after being sucked into a fighter jet engine at an airbase in central Taiwan.

Taiwan, earthquake

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A magnitude 6 earthquake hits southern Taiwan, leaving 15 people with minor injuries

An earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 6 struck southern Taiwan early Tuesday, according to the U.S. Geological Survey, leaving 15 people with minor injuries.

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Strong earthquake in Taiwan injures 27 and causes scattered damage

A magnitude 6.4 earthquake struck southern Taiwan, leaving 27 people with minor injuries and some reported damage.

Daily Post Nigeria on MSN · 1d

27 injured as 6.4 magnitude earthquake rattles Taiwan

A powerful 6.4-magnitude earthquake has struck southern Taiwan early Tuesday, injuring at least 27 people and causing significant damage in several areas. According to Taiwan’s Central Weather Administration,

Taiwan's Matsu islands cut off

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Taiwan's Matsu islands cut off after submarine cable damage

Taiwan's authorities reported that submarine cables connecting Taiwan to its Matsu Islands, which are home to about 14,000 people, have been disconnected. Alternative communication solutions have been established.

U.S. News & World Report · 1d

Taiwan Activates Back-Up Communication for Matsu Islands After Undersea Cables Malfunctioned

Government officials said the two cables connecting Matsu with the main Taiwan island were completely disconnected earlier on Wednesday and were expected to be restored before the end of February. Back-up communications including microwave communications have been activated,

Barron's · 1d

Taiwan Blames 'Deterioration' For Latest Subsea Cable Outages

Two ageing subsea telecoms cables serving Taiwan's Matsu archipelago have stopped functioning, with the outages blamed on "natural deterioration", Taipei communication officials said on Wednesday.

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Taiwan plans to cull up to 120,000 green iguanas due to their negative impact on agriculture

Taiwan plans to cull up to 120,000 green iguanas, with supporters urging humane methods to bring down the animal's population ...

Taiwan premier decries 'suicidal' budget cuts, may ask parliament to rethink

Taiwan Premier Cho Jung-tai on Thursday decried what he said were "suicidal" budget cuts passed by the opposition-dominated ...

Trump 2.0 and tremors in Taiwan

The billionaire behind Tesla has significant business interests in China and has previously described himself as “kind of pro ...

Man who sailed from China to Taiwan in rubber dinghy indicted while Chinese jets surround island

A man who sailed across the Taiwan Strait from China in a rubber dinghy has been indicted for illegally entering the island, while an unusually large number of Chinese fighter jets flew through the ...

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Q&A: 'Vast, Deep Impact' if China Invades Taiwan, Says Author Kerry Brown

Brown highlights the global risk at the heart of the China-Taiwan conflict and asserts U.S. efforts of strategic ambiguity ...

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Taiwan to cull 120,000 green iguanas to restore ‘balance of nature’

Taiwan has announced it will cull up to 120,000 green iguanas with local governments asking the public to help identify iguana nests, recommending fishing spears as the most humane means of killing ...