China Taiwan Network March 1 According to Taiwan's "China Times Electronic News", Taipei Mayor Ke Wenzhe yesterday (1st) afternoon due to physical discomfort, diarrhea and other symptoms suspected of norovirus infection, he temporarily canceled his attendance at the event. , but ended up being maliciously spread rumors about being infected with COVID-19. Ke Wenzhe clarified his health condition on Facebook (Facebook) early today (2nd), saying that his condition did not affect his work. He also responded to those who spread rumors, saying, "Being alive is the greatest revenge."
Faced with the recent malicious slander caused by his physical discomfort, Ko Wenzhe posted a post on Facebook early this morning with the title "Maybe he will fall down, but he will stand up again as quickly as possible", and his words are full of Ko's choking words. style. He wrote that he was feeling unwell yesterday due to a suspected norovirus infection. Later, he also noticed that some "Ke Hei" posted a lot of comments about "Ke Wenzhe's condition" online, and some even said that he was infected with new coronary pneumonia. Regarding these slanders, Ke Wenzhe responded bluntly: "Being alive is the greatest revenge." He also said that his illness will not affect work and he will work normally today.
previously reported:
Taipei Mayor Ko Wenzhe was suspected of being infected with the virus and suddenly canceled all public trips because he had diarrhea symptoms
According to Taiwan's "China Times" report on March 1, Taipei City Government Deputy Spokesperson Dai Yuwen today (March 1) stated that Taipei Mayor Ko Wenzhe had gastrointestinal discomfort and diarrhea symptoms, and was suspected of being infected with norovirus.
reported that Ko Wenzhe was originally scheduled to attend the "Ms. Bai Jiali's 40 Years of Art Creation Solo Exhibition" at 15:00 today, but the Taipei City Government temporarily notified the event at 14:00 that Taipei City Deputy Mayor Cai Bingkun would attend the event and deliver a speech.
Taipei City Government Deputy Spokesperson Dai Yuwen said that Ko Wenzhe had gastrointestinal discomfort today, had diarrhea symptoms, and was suspected of being infected with norovirus. He made a temporary decision to cancel the trip in the afternoon. Ko Wenzhe did not seek medical treatment and rested at home. He should not take leave on Monday when he works.
According to reports, Cai Bingkun said in his speech at the event that Ke Wenzhe has been slightly ill in the past two days and has a little diarrhea. He avoids going to public places, so he is unable to attend today.
Taiwan’s 41st new confirmed case of new coronavirus pneumonia is the daughter of the 34th confirmed case
According to Taiwan’s "United Daily News" report on the 2nd, the Taiwan Regional Epidemic Command Center said today (2nd) that Taiwan has a 41st new case. The patient is the daughter of the 34th confirmed case of COVID-19 in Taiwan.
reported that the patient had no recent travel history and had no symptoms except for allergies. She went to the ward several times to accompany the 34th confirmed case from February 15 to 26 and assisted him in washing. On February 28, the health unit arranged for contact testing and hospitalization for isolation. Her first test result was negative. , the second test result was positive and the diagnosis was confirmed today.
"United Daily News" mentioned that Taiwan's 34th confirmed case was a 60-year-old woman. She was admitted to the emergency department of a major hospital in northern Taiwan on February 14 due to hypoglycemia and other metabolic problems. She came into contact with a cleaning staff that day. The woman became ill seven days after being hospitalized, and the three nursing staff who took care of her and the cleaning staff also showed symptoms and were diagnosed.
reported that the day of illness of the cleaning staff and one of the nursing staff was actually earlier than that of the 60-year-old woman. Who transmitted this hospital infection to whom? The Taiwan Epidemic Command Center is currently investigating. Today the woman's daughter was diagnosed with the virus, bringing the total number of people infected in this cluster to six.
According to reports, the Taiwan Epidemic Command Center stated that in response to this cluster infection, it had successively completed the cleaning and disinfection of the hospital emergency room and the ward where the 34th case was staying before the diagnosis from February 28 to March 1. The environmental test results were all negative. In addition, in response to this cluster infection, a total of 289 contacts have been identified so far, and 231 people have been tested, of which 5 were confirmed and 197 were negative. The health status of these contacts will be closely tracked during the remaining tests.
Source: Beiwan New Vision Network Comprehensive China Taiwan Network Global Network
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