Taiwan security chief resigns
(Xinhua) Updated: 2015-02-06 20:30TAIPEI - King Pu-tsung, Taiwan's security chief, resigned on Friday.
King tendered his resignation based on health and family considerations and his resignation has been approved, according to a statement by the office of Taiwan leader Ma Ying-jeou.
King will be replaced by Kao Hua-chu.
The top aide to Ma Ying-jeou, Timothy Yang, has also resigned from his post, the statement said. Yang will be replaced by Tseng Yung-chuan.
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