Relatives of 19 Chinese mainland tourists missing in the Typhoon Megi-triggered landslides two weeks ago in Taiwan went to the local prosecutor's office in Ilan Wednesday and got the death certificates of their loved ones.
The new design features an enclosed bridge deck to allow the bridge to remain open in all weather conditions, including the heavy fog and strong gales that are common in the Straits.
Relatives of the mainland tourists who went missing in Taiwan's typhoon-triggered rock slides 13 days ago, are filing insurance claims in Taiwan, official of Zhuhai culture sports and tourism bureau, Liang Jinyuan said Tuesday.
The Chinese mainland and Taiwan will continue strengthening cooperation and make joint efforts on copyright protection, said Shen Rengan, chairperson of the Copyright Society of China.
About 30,000 people participated in Taiwan's annual gay pride parade in Taipei Saturday afternoon and called on lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) people to show their political power to demand more LGBT-friendly policies from governments.
One hundred twenty relics from Northwest China's Shaanxi province which date back to the Tang Dynasty (618-907 AD) will be on display in Taiwan for nearly half a year starting from Oct 29.
Gong Yan, a Chinese mainland tourist missing since October 21 after Typhoon Megi triggered a landslide on Taiwan's eastern coastal Suao-Hualien Highway, was confirmed dead Thursday, according to the local prosecutor's office.
One sailor is dead and 12 are missing after a Panama-registered cargo ship with 25 Chinese mainland sailors aboard capsized in the sea off southern Taiwan's Cape Eluanbi Wednesday morning, Taiwan media reported Thursday.
Taiwan films will not be subject to the mainland's imported-film quota from Thursday
Taiwan's police chief is paying his first visit to the Chinese mainland, to explore joint efforts in fighting crime
Relatives of missing mainland tourists on Tuesday were gradually resigning themselves to the fact that their loved ones were almost certainly killed in landslides triggered by Typhoon Megi on Taiwan.
A Taiwan driver, Tsai Chih-ming, missing since October 21 after a Typhoon Megi-triggered landslide on the island's eastern coastal Suao-Hualien Highway, was confirmed dead Tuesday, according to the local prosecutors office.
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