China Taiwan Network, June 21 According to Taiwan's "China Times News Network", the local epidemic in Taiwan continues to spread, causing panic among people on the island. Taiwanese leader Tsai Ing-wen once again updated her social account on the 20th and posted a message claiming, "504,000 doses of the Pfizer children's vaccine have arrived. As of that day, more than one million children aged 5 to 11 have received the first dose of the vaccine. Continue If we work together, the epidemic will gradually slow down." As a result, some netizens left a message, "Will you get grouper with the vaccine?" It is full of irony.
Tsai Ing-wen posted on social platforms that currently, a total of 778,263 children aged 5 to 11 in Taiwan have received the first dose of the Pfizer children's vaccine, and 285,447 people have received the Moderna vaccine. A total of more than one million children in this age group have received the first dose of the vaccine. . In addition, Tsai Ing-wen also called to parents, promising that "in the future, we will provide parents with more choices and continue to improve the protection of their children."
As soon as this article came out, more than 2,200 comments immediately poured in, most of which were criticisms. Some netizens said, "Thank you, Editor Cai, for always updating in a timely manner and letting us know you are still alive." "If you work really hard, the second dose of children's vaccines should have started by now." "; Others sarcastically asked, "Will the vaccine give me grouper?"
According to a latest poll released by Taiwan's "Public Opinion Foundation", Tsai Ing-wen's support has dropped to 47%, the lowest level for three consecutive months. at 50%. You Yinglong, the person in charge of relevant polls, analyzed that Tsai Ing-wen’s polls continue to decline. The main reason is that due to the severe outbreak of the epidemic in Taiwan, the authorities’ anti-epidemic effectiveness has been questioned.
You Yinglong believes that the DPP authorities' "proud" epidemic prevention performance has become a thing of the past, and the so-called "epidemic prevention charge" has fallen. (Editor/Yin Sainan Reviewer/Li Botao)
