A government-backed Taiwanese TV station apologises after falsely reporting China invaded, urges citizens to 'not panic'
As tensions between China and Taiwan increase, a state-backed television station mistakenly claimed that China had attacked the territory and that"a war could break out."
A Taiwan government-backed television station has apologised and urged people not to panic after mistakenly reporting a Chinese attack in Taipei, amid rising military tensions with Beijing. The alerts were about military ships and critical infrastructure near Taipei being hit by Chinese missiles, according to local media reports.
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