🚨 [Law and Common Sense] Full Nude Sunbathing in Broad Daylight! 'Exhibitionist' Spotted in Changhua, Police Remind: Violation Up to NT$6,000 Fine or Prosecution

Recently, on the Mailiao River embankment in Changhua, anglers witnessed a man strip naked and enter the water to cool off in full view of others. He then lay naked on the embankment sunbathing and even 'walked naked' for 300 meters. Due to the outrageous behavior, it caused discomfort and concern among local residents. The witness also suspected the individual might be a foreign migrant worker. 📌 Legal Awareness and Safety Reminder: Violation of the "Social Order Maintenance Act": Arbitrarily exposing one's body or genitals in a public place is a violation of Article 83 of the Act, punishable by a fine of up to NT$6,000. Potential violation of the "Criminal Code" Public Indecency Law: If reported and deemed to have the intent of public indecency, it may also violate Article 234 of the Criminal Code, leading to criminal liability such as detention or a fine. Maintaining Public Order: In Taiwan, public appearance and social customs are highly valued. We remind everyone to wear appropriate attire (such as swim trunks) when playing in the water or engaging in outdoor activities, and not to break the law on a whim or for convenience. 🗣️ Discussion Time for Radio Taiwan International (RTI) Readers: Different countries have different cultures and living habits, and regulations for outdoor activities also vary. Have you encountered any situations during your life or travels in Taiwan that surprised or confused you due to "different cultural habits"? Feel free to share your thoughts in the comments below, and don't forget to remind your friends to pay attention to dress etiquette during outdoor activities! 👇