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2061 2010-02-03 Cathy's Holy Mountain Diary Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 1287
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2063 2010-01-31 Holy Mountain - Filled up 'Meteorite Hole' Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 1190
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2065 2010-01-30 Tati Contemporary English Studies - Florence Nightingale Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 938
2066 2010-01-30 Year End Clear Up at the North Taichung Branch of Tati Court of Gospel Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 882
2067 2010-01-27 Cathy's Holy Mountain Diary Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 645
2068 2010-01-24 Holy Mountain - Animal Gathering Day Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 574
2069 2010-01-23 ECFA Policy Debate at Kaidagelan Road Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 903
2070 2010-01-23 Year-end clean-up Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 880
 
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Newsflash

The latest edition of the National Public Safety Guide is being mailed to all citizens starting today to foster public awareness of self-defense in the event of war or natural disasters, the Ministry of National Defense said yesterday.

“The guides will be disseminated to the public to enhance society’s overall understanding of threats and bolster defense awareness, demonstrating the government’s emphasis on people’s safety and its determination to pursue self-defense,” All-out Defense Mobilization Agency Director Shen Wei-chih (沈威志) said at the ministry’s news conference.

The nationwide distribution campaign was planned according to President Lai William’s (賴清德) Sept. 20 directive, he said, adding that the goal is to deliver all handbooks to Taiwan’s 9.83 million registered households by Jan. 5.