板橋區文化路一段421巷11弄1號 (陽光甜味咖啡館)
新埔捷運站1號出口 旁邊7-11巷子進入20公尺 看到夏朵美髮
左轉 聚會時間7:00pm--9:30pm
健保與黃安
Huang An returns for medical care Taipeitimes
Taiwanese singer Huang An (黃安)arrived at Taipei International Airport (Songshan airport) from Beijing onboard an air ambulance and was admitted to Cheng Hsin General Hospital in Taipeis Beitou District (北投) at about 1:55am.
Wearing sunglasses and a mask, Huang was taken into the hospital on a stretcher, escorted by about 10 men in black. In a microblog on Tuesday, the China-based singer said he had suffered a heart attack on Sunday that almost killed him, and he posted photographs of himself sitting on a hospital bed.
Huang, who has been pursuing his career in China since the late 1990s, is infamous in Taiwan for accusing individuals of being “pro-Taiwanese independence.” He stirred up a storm in January when he leveled the accusation at Chou after the 16-year-old appeared on a South Korean TV show late last year holding a Republic of China (ROC) flag.
His comments prompted mass criticism by Chinese netizens against Chou and resulted in an apology by her and her South Korean management company.
After the news of Huang’s return to Taiwan for medical treatment surfaced yesterday, many netizens in Taiwan expressed anger.
Some said they were angry that Huang is still covered under the National Health Insurance (NHI) system.
“Taiwan’s National Health Insurance program is like a buffet meal for these scumbags,” one netizen wrote.
In response, the National Health Insurance Administration (NHIA) said any Taiwanese who maintains premium payments is entitled to coverage under the system.
National Taiwan University Hospital doctor Shih Jin-chung (施景中) criticized the government and protested that the NHI system was running out of money while the program was still funding the treatment of people like Huang.
According to Shih, Huang was “an informer who has spared no effort to oppress Taiwanese in China, and yet is returning to Taiwan to benefit from the nation’s free medical services.”
Huang should not be entitled to benefits that are paid for by Taiwanese, Shih said.
Meanwhile, former minister of health Yaung Chih-liang (楊志良) said an individual’s political views should have no bearing on their national health insurance rights, adding that as Huang remains an ROC citizen and continues to pay his health insurance premiums, he is legally entitled to coverage under the program.
Q:
What are your opinion to the news reported that Huang An(黃安) returns for medical care?
Is he legally entitled to coverage under the national health insurance program?
What do you think about Huang accused the 16-year-old girl (周子瑜) who “pro-Taiwanese independence case?
Do you think denizens were overreacted over this issues?
Is it good idea expressed anger comments on social media?
Why South Korean girl groups so popular?
Do you think the NHI system was running out of money?
Do you we should pay more for the health insurance premiums?
搜救機失事/危險工作
Helicopter crash in waters off northern Taiwan (CNA)
Two of the five men from the National Airborne Service Corp. were reported to be in critical condition after their aircraft crashed into the sea off Shimen District of New Taipei Friday while trying to evacuate people from a freighter that had gone aground in the area. One of the two reportedly died after being taken to a hospital.
Dangerous jobs list25.com
Coast Guards hold one of the noblest and most virtuous of jobs around as it involves saving people’s lives. However, it can also be a very dangerous place to work especially in instances where the saviors themselves need rescuing. Coast Guards are exposed to many harsh environments and dangerous situations such as natural disasters, sea rescues, night rescues, etc.
High-rise Window Cleaners
High-rise window cleaners have to work in very dangerous conditions due to possible wind gusts at such high altitudes. If workers are not careful, strong wind drafts are enough to jeopardize their lives. A fall from such altitudes is a guaranteed death.
Security Guards
Security guards help keep homes and business establishments safe from robbers and trespassers. However, there is also a great chance that they will have to face the intruders on their own putting their lives at a considerable risk.
Firefighters
While this is a very noble job, it is also considered to be one of the most dangerous ones. Though firefighters are trained to be able to handle fire situations, there is no guarantee that they will not suffer injury when they engage burning buildings. Besides the fire, other occupational hazards can come from smoke inhalation, falling debris, and separation from team members.
Police and Law Enforcement
It’s not surprising that law enforcement is on our list. Police officers have to deal with dangerous situations on a daily basis; situations that could involve armed robberies, assault, terrorist threats, etc. Ironically, the main cause of police casualties does not stem from firearm related fatalities but rather from traffic incidents. This could be due to instances such as high speed chases and or traffic pull overs.
Q:
What are your opinion about the news reported that a helicopter crashed in waters off northern taiwan?
What are the dangerous jobs?
Why do some people choose to work dangerous jobs?
Will you sacrifice your life to save someone else's?
Will you take good pay and work risky jobs?
What do you think the job that work as a high-rise window cleaner /security guards??
What do you think the job that work as a firefighter/ police?
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