According to Taiwanese media reports, Taiwan local COVID-19 outbreak, but the island has a serious shortage of vaccines. However, the four local county and municipal governments of the Kuomintang expressed their willingness to buy vaccines for public use, but were rejected by administrative agencies and the "Taiwan Epidemic Command Center". The Kuomintang "legislator" Lin Weizhou is criticizing on Facebook today that if the authorities are still thinking about political calculations, Taiwan's move towards herd immunity may be a dream.
Lin Weizhou also mentioned that Hon Hai (Yong Ling Foundation) and TSMC donated 10 million doses of BNT vaccines, helping Taiwan and teenagers to be vaccinated with peace of mind, but the DPP authorities did not even have a thank-you backboard, so he also made a Facebook thank-you special effect box and took the lead in replacing it with thank-you-can-hailing and TSMC.
Lin Weizhou said that Taiwan has shortage of vaccines. Without generous donations from all over the world, Taiwan may still be in the peak period of cluster infection. Private enterprises and groups felt the pain caused by the raging epidemic to the Taiwanese people, and they all stood up to "do what the DPP cannot do", and have made great achievements in purchasing vaccines outside the island recently.
Lin Weizhou said that the Kuomintang and the ruling counties and cities are also striving to purchase 5 million doses of BNT vaccines themselves, but the DPP authorities made every effort to erase the unfavorable facts of procurement, and suspended the application of counties and cities on the grounds that the number of vaccines in the future is enough. The effort of lying with lies is shocking.
Lin Weizhou criticized that the DPP cannot solve the current problem of insufficient vaccine coverage, so it put forward the "cannot be seen" vision of purchasing next-generation Moderna next year, which hinders the county and city 's self-reliance ? Should we continue to hope for goodwill donations around the world or the gap in self-produced vaccines that have not yet passed the Emergency Use Authorization (EUA)?
