The government urged people who are planning to work in Southeast Asia to exercise extra __11__ , as Taiwanese jobseekers were reportedly abused and coerced into engaging in fraudulent activities in Cambodia. Promises of free round-trip tickets, favorable treatment and a salary of more than NT$100,000 per month had Taiwanese __12__ the employment scam. As fraud rings excel __13__ enticing people by promising them benefits that they will never see, anyone could have been targeted, __14__ nationality or background. As for deterrence measures, it is high time for Taiwan to impose stricter laws and harsher punishments for scammers and their accomplices. Most scammers convicted in Taiwan receive jail sentences of less than a year, while money mules typically receive less than four months in prison, and the __15__ rate is high.

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        Top officials are now calling lead the No, I environmental threat to children. The new concern is based on evidence that far smailer doses of lead than previously believed can harm children. Studies conducted over the last ten years suggest that ingesting the lead equivalent of three granules of sugar a day can slow development and make children less intelligent. If that's true, even the dust created by a lead-painted window rubbing against its sill can be toxic to children, and old setworks of lead water pipes pose serious hazards. This makes lead a health risk in many homes, from crumbling inner city tenements to suburban houses that were once thought to be relatively safe from lead. U.S. public health officials estimate than 3 million tons of leaded paint still line the interiors of 57 million private American homes or nearly 60 percent of the housing stock.