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Tuesday, September 22, 2026

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  • From left, Pegatron chief human resources officer Ching-yeh, Chroma ATE ESG Office deputy executive director Chuang Yang-chun, Deputy Minister of Education Chu Chun-chang, Paper Windmill Cultural and Educational Foundation board member Wu Ching-chi, foundation chairman Chen Chin-tsai, Mega Bank vice president Lee Ching-yi, and foundation CEO Chang Min-yi smash cardboard boxes printed with images of illegal drugs at a news conference in Taipei yesterday to signal their commitment to educating young people about illegal drugs.

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