Live cam-Alishan【阿里山美景直播】-太平雲梯 Taiping Suspension Bridge
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Dimi帶您迅速了解！本週你必須知道的五件事
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【看CP學英文】莫德納疫苗、對AZ疫苗嚴重過敏反應、中國軍機向七大工業國組織展示武力、布拉格市長對台灣的鼓勵以及幫助大家放鬆的線上直播，以下是我們為您整理的本週五則重大新聞。
Moderna vaccine shots, severe allergic reactions to the AZ jab, Chinese show of force against G-7 leaders, Prague Mayor’s kind words about Taiwan, and livestreaming videos that smooth your mind.
Here is our top five this week.
莫德納第二批7.3萬劑第三類可打 1萬劑針對邊境防疫人員 | 2nd rollout of Moderna shots for top 3 priority groups set for Friday
中央流行疫情指揮中心於週五將分配73,000劑的第二批莫德納疫苗，針對一、二、三類民眾施打。
The Central Epidemic Command Center (CECC, 中央流行疫情指揮中心) on Friday administered 73,000 Moderna doses to the top three priority vaccination groups.
https://chinapost.nownews.com/20210616-2594435
11老人打AZ後猝死！台大醫承認「被嚇到了」 | Eleven Taiwanese elders dead within 48 hours after vaccination
台灣於週三報出近2天內已有11位長者在施打疫苗後猝死。
Taiwan reported on Wednesday that 11 elderly people had died over a TWO-day period after receiving their vaccination shots.
https://chinapost.nownews.com/20210617-2597988
28架共機擾台 美國防部：破壞穩定增誤判風險 | China sends record 28 fighter jets toward Taiwan
28架共機於週二侵擾台灣西南防空識別區，以向週日發表聲明呼籲和平解決兩岸問題的七大工業國組織展示武力。
China flew a record 28 fighter jets toward Taiwan on Tuesday in a show of force against the leaders of the Group of Seven industrialized nations issued a statement Sunday calling for a peaceful resolution of cross-Taiwan Strait issues.
https://chinapost.nownews.com/20210615-2591132
布拉格市長：政治力阻台獲疫苗 促捷克政府協助 | Prague mayor expresses support for Taiwan amid outbreak
布拉格市長賀瑞普於週二力挺台灣，敦促捷克政府衛生單位向台灣運送疫苗。
Prague Mayor Zdeněk Hřib (賀瑞普) offered his support to Taiwan on Tuesday, and pledged his assistance to obtain vaccines from the Czech Republic’s health authorities.
https://chinapost.nownews.com/20210616-2594421
三級警戒也能欣賞阿里山之美 線上直播讓你彷彿置身其中｜Enjoy Alishan beauty from the comfort of your home amid semi-lockdown
阿里山國家風景區管理處決定分享阿里山多個熱門景點直播即時影像，讓民眾在家防疫，也能感到舒適和放鬆。
The Alishan National Scenic Area Administration (ANSAA, 阿里山國家風景區管理處) has decided to share Alishan’s (阿里山) in various streaming videos aimed at bringing comfort and relaxation amid the semi-lockdown.
https://chinapost.nownews.com/20210616-2593646
Taiwan reopens multiple forest recreation areas, hiking trails
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TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — The Forestry Bureau announced on Tuesday (July 13) the reopening of 14 national recreation areas, 91 nature trails, 53 forest roads, three flat-area forest parks, and four forestry cultural areas across Taiwan effective immediately, following the central government’s policy of relaxing the Level 3 alert restrictions.
However, 54 nature trails, including the Cinsbu Taiwan Cypress Forest Trail and Tonghou Crossing Trail, and 28 forest roads, including Dalu Forest Road and Shuanglung Forest Road, remain closed, according to a bureau press release. Three national forest recreation areas—Taipingshan, Neidong, and Guanwu—are also still closed.
Meanwhile, indoor exhibition rooms, the Alishan Forest Railway, Wulai log carts, mountain huts, bunk-style accommodation facilities, and all nature reservation areas remain closed.
The Forestry Bureau said the number of visitors to all reopened forest recreation areas will be reduced to 40 percent of their original capacity. The Syueshan Villa, Song Syue Lodge, and Aowanda Villa will operate at 50 percent capacity, it added.
Visitors are allowed to take off their masks to eat outdoors, but they should put them back on after eating, the bureau said.
The Forest Bureau encouraged the public to purchase electronic tickets online and access them on their cell phones. Electronic tickets users can enjoy weekday prices during weekends and holidays as well as free parking at Dongyanshan, Dasyueshan, Dasianshan, Aowanda, Alishan, Shuangliu, and Chihnan forest recreation areas.
Electronic tickets are available on this site, Klook, and KKDAY.
The bureau recommended the public check the Taiwan Forest Recreation site to see whether the forest area they intend to visit is opened and relevant crowd control information before heading out.
To check whether trails or forest roads are open, please refer to the files attached at the bottom of the Forestry Bureau press release.