Taiwan will roll out "angel" and "devil" metro cards featuring a Japanese porn star next week, despite a public outcry and a previous decision to scrap the project.
Taiwan to launch softer than soft porn-star metro cards
Japanese adult film actress Yui Hatano will appear on a limited-edition charity series of Taiwan EasyCards, which users swipe to enter metro stations and buy goods at convenience stores.
People walk past in front of a monitor showing stock market prices in Taipei, Taiwan, June 29, 2015. REUTERS/Pichi Chuang
"We will issue the 'devil' edition Yui Hatano cards beginning September 1 as originally planned," EasyCard Corp said in a statement, referring to the sexier of the two cards. The softer "angel" cards will be released after a change in theme after hearing "input from various parties," it said.
"We expect to launch the 'angel' edition cards in mid-September, following a redesign."
JOIN OUR PULSE COMMUNITY!
ADVERTISEMENT
Eyewitness? Submit your stories now via social or:
Email: eyewitness@pulse.ng
Recommended articles
Nigerian Army General bags Guinea-Bissau National Award
UNICAL VC receives investigative panel report on suspended Dean
Tribunal dismisses PDP’s petition against Sokoto Gov Aliyu
Police rescue 8 kidnapped Christian worshippers in Ondo
Erisco Foods owner insists powerful syndicate behind tomato paste review
Allocation of bed spaces to students yet to begin - UNILAG
Tribunal affirms Kefas as Taraba governor, throws out NNPP petition
Tinubu’s renewed hope agenda marks new beginning for Nigeria – Wike
Southeast leaders, governors, reiterate call for Nnamdi Kanu’s release
Pulse Sports
I still love guys - Super Falcons' Michelle Alozie reacts to lesbian rumour
Heartbreak for Nigeria as AFCON 2027 bid slips away to East African rivals
Victor Boniface or Harry Kane: Who has had the better Bundesliga start?
Steph Curry: NBA star lists Nigeria's Burna Boy and WizKid among favorite music artists
Controversy as Super Falcons' Michelle Alozie unveils her 'female lover'
AFCON 2027: Algeria hands Nigeria a major boost
ADVERTISEMENT
