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COVID-19: Six local, three imported cases reported

COVID-19: Six local, three imported cases reported
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Lawmaker slams sports committee for lacking youth

Lawmaker slams sports committee for lacking youth
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TRA to become state-run firm: minister

TRA to become state-run firm: minister REFORM: The agency’s transformation would happen over three years and would be conducted by communicating with its personnel, the transportation minister said By Shelley Shan / Staff reporter The ultimate goal of reforming the Taiwan Railways Administration (TRA) is to turn the government agency into a state-run corporation, Minister of Transportation and Communication Wang Kwo-tsai (王國材) said yesterday. Wang made the remarks at a meeting of the legislature’s Transportation Committee in Taipei, where he and new TRA Director-General Du Wei (杜微) briefed lawmakers about the details of reforming the nation’s oldest and largest railway agency, after a Taroko Express train derailed in Hualien on April 2, killing 49 people and injuring more than 200.

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Minister vows to run TRA more like a corporation

Minister vows to run TRA more like a corporation THREE-YEAR PLAN: Wang Kwo-tsai said he would step down if he failed to restructure the railway agency, deal with its financial losses and turn it into a corporation By Shelley Shan / Staff reporter New Minister of Transportation and Communications Wang Kwo-tsai (王國材) yesterday pledged to run the Taiwan Railways Administration (TRA) more like a corporation within three years, adding that he would resign if plans to reform the agency fail. Wang made the remarks at a meeting of the legislature’s Transportation Committee, where the ministry was scheduled to brief lawmakers on the progress of plans to form “travel bubbles” with other countries.

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Minister pledges review amid licensing scandal

Minister pledges review amid licensing scandal ‘NO OVERSIGHT’: Sung Li-heng had for more than 10 years allegedly received up to NT$8,000 for each yachting license he produced for people who did not pass the test By Shelley Shan / Staff reporter Minister of Transportation and Communications Lin Chia-lung (林佳龍) yesterday promised a comprehensive review of the yachting license distribution system after an associate technician at the Maritime and Port Bureau was indicted last week for allegedly exploiting loopholes in the system and accepting bribes from people wanting to purchase licenses for more than 10 years. Lin made the remarks at a meeting of the legislature’s Transportation Committee, where he had been asked to brief lawmakers on the case and the ministry’s plan to address the potentially systematic problem.

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