According to Taiwanese media reports, after the disaster survey this morning, KMT Gao City Councilman Li Yafen left a photo on Facebook fans, but was found that the disaster survey photos on Facebook were not wearing masks; DPP Gao City Councilman candidate Huang Zhenlin questioned that he did not wear a mask to survey the disaster and took photos to leave evidence, reminding the civil representatives to set a good example.
Regarding the question, Li Yafen admitted that she was negligent and did not put on the mask tied to her arm. Because there were many branches at the disaster survey site at that time, she just wanted to collect information and report it back to the competent authority. In addition, there were no other people on the scene, so she got off the car and took photos soon, and got on the car immediately after stopping for a while. Her own photos were taken by the children in the car.
Li Yafen said that after returning the information, the Environmental Protection Bureau quickly sent someone to the scene to deal with it, and she also went back to the scene to confirm. She thanked and affirmed the Environmental Protection Bureau team for the quick handling to ensure the safety of traffic around her. There was someone at the scene at that time, and she also wore a mask; Li Yafen said that if the relevant unit thought that the violation should be punished, she was willing to accept it.
Huang Zhenlin pointed out that in the morning, he saw Li Yafen, a councilman from the same constituency, went to inspect the photos of the collapse of the tree on the road on Dianbaoxi Street. He felt that he should provide support for disaster investigations in local areas and hoped that the people's generation could continue to go to the grassroots level.
But she noticed that Li Yafen did not wear a mask when she surveyed the disaster, and called on the national representatives to set a good demonstration during the epidemic, and not wear masks on the road, and it is a real golden mother soup!
Huang Zhenlin quoted Article 36 of the Infectious Disease Prevention and Control Law: Whether merchants or people fail to wear masks according to regulations, the Health Bureau will impose a fine of more than NT$3,000 or less than NT$15,000; inspection of disaster situations is very important, and epidemic prevention work is more important. As long as you are in public, please wear masks all over.
Huang Zhenlin sighed that it would be fine if she didn’t wear a mask when she was in the disaster detection, but she also took photos and left evidence. She was also drunk. She also made a picture card to teach her how to correctly inspect the disaster during the epidemic prevention period.
