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Man nabbed after hurling profanities at woman

The 38-year-old suspect had gone into a rage after the victim asked him to move his car.

FMT Reporters – 11 Apr 2023, 11:59pm

PETALING JAYA: Police arrested a 38-year-old man this evening for allegedly hurling profanities at a woman in Port Dickson, Negeri Sembilan.

Port Dickson police chief Aidi Sham Mohamed said the suspect was nabbed at 3.40pm after the victim lodged a police report.
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Earlier today, a video went viral on social media showing a man hurling profanities at a woman after she asked him to move his car in Bandar Springhill.

In the video, the woman said the man’s car was blocking hers and she had asked him politely to move his car. However, the man refused, and ignored her while he spoke on the phone.

The video also showed the man complaining about the woman to the person he was talking to on the phone.

https://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/nation/2023/04/11/man-nabbed-after-hurling-profanities-at-woman/

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Two missiles could blow up Three Gorges: strategist

Taiwan should buy 1,000 missiles to seal off China’s central and southeastern provinces in the event of war, said the scholar

by Asia Times staff January 15, 2018

A strategist with Taiwan’s renowned Tamkang University has suggested procurement of 1,000 medium-range missiles for a grand total of NT$30 billion (US$1 billion).

With a complement of missiles that can attack targets within a radius of 1,000-1,500 kilometers, about 30 People’s Liberation Army airbases could be sealed off in the event of war between mainland China and Taiwan, Peter Su, senior researcher with Tamkang University’s Center for Advanced Technology, told a recent forum on Taiwan’s defense strategies.

All of China’s eastern and southeastern provinces as well as much of central and northern China fall within 1,500km from Taipei.

Currently Taiwan’s indigenous Hsiung Feng IIE surface-to-surface cruise missiles have a range of more than 600km, bringing some mainland coastal cities and military establishments within their radius.

The Taiwanese military has ramped up funding for developing more powerful, longer-range missiles that can put Shanghai, Guangzhou and even the Three Gorges Dam within range.

Citing the Taiwanese defense minister at the time, Michael Tsai, a 2014 report by the Taipei-based Liberty Times also revealed that during former president Chen Shui-bian’s last year in power in 2008, the island had already been trialing missiles with ranges well exceeding 1,000km.

Tsai accompanied Chen to a military base in Taiwan’s southernmost county of Pingtung and inspected a drill in which a missile flew “well beyond the typical range of a medium-range missile.”

But while having the know-how to develop these missiles is one thing, beefing up production for their swift deployment is another. Hence Su’s proposal to splurge on procurement from overseas.

A panelist asked during the forum’s question and answer session about the possibility of a pounce-like missile offensive targeting China’s key infrastructure sites such as the Three Gorges Dam, which straddles the Yangtze River in the Hubei province, some 1,200km northwest of Taipei.

Su replied briefly that two missiles would do the job.

Read the whole article here:

https://asiatimes.com/2018/01/two-missiles-can-blow-up-chinas-three-gorges-dam-taiwan-strategist-claims/

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