Group 1 - Multiple female nurses were filmed changing clothes in a hospital in Tianjin, leading to the arrest of a male nurse involved in the incident [1] - The male nurse confessed to repeatedly filming nurses in the changing room and uploading the footage online [1] Group 2 - A red snowstorm warning was issued by the Heilongjiang Provincial Meteorological Station, predicting over 20 millimeters of snowfall in certain areas [2] - Snowfall measurements included 18.3 millimeters at Wudalianchi and 16 millimeters at Jianghe Mountain Farm, with additional snowfall expected [2] Group 3 - The New Ping Cultural and Tourism Bureau clarified that the "Ailao Mountain Wilderness Survival Competition" is a planned reality show, not an actual competition [3] - The event is set to take place in March next year, with a total prize pool of 500,000 yuan and 100 participants [3] Group 4 - The Lanzhou Rail Transit issued an apology for a payment error where a 300 yuan ticket was mistakenly charged up to 300,000 yuan due to a system glitch [4] - Full refunds were issued to affected customers along with a complimentary 100-ride electronic ticket [4] Group 5 - The Chengdu police reported that a missing student has not shown signs of illegal harm, and search efforts are ongoing [5] - The student was last seen riding an electric bike and walking towards a river area before disappearing [5] Group 6 - Huang Kailie, former vice president of Guizhou Normal University, was expelled from the party for serious violations of discipline and law [6][7] - Investigations revealed misuse of power for personal gain and illegal acceptance of large sums of money [6][7] Group 7 - A driver from the Human Resources and Social Security Bureau in Shandong was sentenced to 14 years for fraudulently collecting money to process social security [7] - The individual defrauded 58 victims out of over 7 million yuan, claiming connections to expedite social security payments [7] Group 8 - A draft standard in Beijing proposes restrictions on planting allergenic plants along urban greenways, specifically avoiding female varieties of poplar and willow [8] - The guidelines emphasize the use of native plants and the installation of barriers to prevent vehicles from entering greenway paths [8]