Nantou Mayor’s Wife Accused of Affair with Ex-boyfriend, Sparks Scandal

A scandal has erupted in Nantou, Taiwan, involving the wife of Mayor Zhang Jiazhe, huang Jialing, who is reportedly accused of maintaining a relationship with her ex-boyfriend, Mr.A, even after marrying the mayor. The allegations surfaced when an anonymous account named “Jialing” contacted Miss B, Mr.A’s current girlfriend, providing intimate conversation records adn photos. These communications allegedly revealed a deep connection between huang Jialing and Mr. A, including discussions of marriage and even an abortion, with hints of them having a son together.

An insider revealed to a magazine that the situation began several months prior when the “Jialing” account initiated contact with miss B.The messages included explicit details of huang Jialing and Mr.A’s relationship, which had reportedly spanned many years.Huang Jialing allegedly urged Miss B to end her relationship with Mr.A. Although the evidence was reportedly recovered shortly after, miss B, upon receiving the data, promptly broke up with Mr.A. She afterward informed Huang Jialing of the breakup and wished the couple happiness. It was later revealed that “Jialing” was indeed Huang Jialing, the wife of Nantou Mayor Zhang Jiazhe, and the news quickly spread through the local community.The provided image, credited to Zhang jiazhe on Facebook, shows a sedan chair in Baishatun, with a caption suggesting a hope for Nantou city. Another image, provided by a reader, depicts Huang Jialing (right) with Mr. A (left), with the caption stating that Huang Jialing continued her relationship with her ex-boyfriend after marrying Zhang Jiazhe and would become upset if Mr. A did not refer to her as his wife.

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Landslide Lake Threatens, Then Subsides in Yunlin

A precarious situation unfolded in Yunlin County as a landslide lake formed due to days of torrential rain. Fortunately, the danger has passed, offering relief to downstream communities in **Yunlin**, **Chiayi**, and **Nantou**.

Emergency Response and Natural Relief

The formation of the dammed lake, holding an estimated 22.45 million cubic meters of water, raised concerns about potential downstream flooding. The government swiftly assembled a response team, utilizing drones for aerial surveys and deploying water conservancy experts to assess the unstable dam’s geology.

Authorities also issued early warnings to villages situated downstream, and the **Gukeng Township Office** explored manual drainage options. Ultimately, natural overflow played a critical role in mitigating the crisis, as rainfall diminished, and the Fourth Rivers Branch of the Water Resources Department rescinded the warning.

According to the U.S. Geological Survey, landslides are a common occurrence in mountainous regions worldwide, often triggered by intense rainfall or seismic activity (USGS).

A History of Landslide Lakes in Caoling

The water level of the lake receded by 23 meters, with the flow of water carving a 72-meter-wide path through the dam’s midsection, restoring the Qingshui Creek’s capacity to handle floodwaters. This specific area has a history of landslide lake formations dating back to 1864, punctuated by events such as the devastating 921 earthquake.

A landslide lake formed after the 1999 earthquake, known as Xincaolingtan, disappeared after Typhoon Mintuli in 2004. While the recent landslide lake did not result in catastrophe, it serves as a reminder of nature’s raw power.

Continued Vigilance Urged

The Water Resources Administration stressed the need for continuous monitoring of the dam’s condition and water levels. The agency advises the public to avoid rivers during periods of heavy rainfall and typhoons, emphasizing the importance of staying informed through official weather updates and government advisories to ensure personal safety.

Due to heavy rains in the upper reaches of Qingshui River in **Gukeng Caoling District**, **Yunlin**, a landslide lake formed on the 8th, with a water storage capacity of equivalent to a medium-sized reservoir. Fortunately, the water level has dropped and there will be no collapse. (Provided by the Fourth River Branch of the Water Resources Department)

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Landslide Lake Threatens, Then Subsides in Yunlin

Emergency Response and Natural Relief

A History of Landslide Lakes in Caoling

Continued Vigilance Urged