Since the death of the Ma Guo Women's University, students in the school have been sad and have been clamoring that the street lights on this section of the road have not been on for a long time, and have not improved for a long time. It has become a famous security blind spot in the local area. Tainan Mayor Huang Weizhe said in an interview on the 31st of last month that he had initially understood that there were only two street lights on the place and asked, "Is it really not going all the way?" It emphasized that the damage rate of street lights is not as high as the outside world, but this statement immediately aroused dissatisfaction among students in the school. They posted "evidence" that street lights were not on for a long time in the online community, directly criticizing Huang for lying.
A student surnamed Xie said on the 2nd that more than 9,000 students, including himself, can prove that the nearby road sections have been dark for many years. Usually, they can be said to be unable to see their hands. They even need to turn on the flashlight of their mobile phone to barely pass through.
A netizen published an article "A road illuminated by human lives is really sad" on the forum. The article said, "Looking around, there is no street light on the whole street that is dim, and even under the bridge is bright... The street lights that have been broken for a long time have been repaired overnight without exception. It is really ironic." The netizen also said, "I don't know if the lights on the day of graduation will still be on? Or maybe the light is really as bright as many people speculate that it is just a show and it breaks after the limelight."
yesterday the principal issued a statement, and it has planned to add monitors and lighting equipment on common roads for teachers and students to learn, and regularly inspect and repair them. Night safety patrols will be carried out regularly from 6 p.m. to 2 a.m. to patrol the surrounding environment inside and outside the school from 6 p.m. to 2 a.m.
(comprehensive Taiwan media reports)
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