TAIPEI: A reporter in Taiwan has been sacked for fabricating a story about a diner refusing to serve Filipinos amid a diplomatic row over the recent killing of a Taiwanese fisherman, his company said on Wednesday.
The reporter, identified only by his family name Cheng, wrote on his Facebook page that he “witnessed” a diner owner refusing to sell boxed lunches to two men after discovering that they were Filipinos, according to Lih Pao newspaper.
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