Activists have gathered in Taiwan's central city of Taichung to remember the victims of a deadly metro crash in May and call for transparency in the investigation into the tragedy. A new sinkhole has collapsed part of a busy road in Taipei, cutting off water and gas to dozens of surrounding households. And with Taiwan seeking to "disaster-proof" its internet as tensions with China rise, talks with the largest company that offers satellite internet services have hit a roadblock. Also:
- Students from Taiwan's top university have built their own electric racecar from scratch and hope to enter it in competitions abroad.
- An American woman who suspects she was trafficked from Taiwan as a baby has returned to the country in search of her birth parents.
- The annual Presidential Office Concert took place in the southern city of Kaohsiung over the weekend, open to the public for the first time in its 32-year history.