A fire broke out in the Chengzhongcheng Building in Yancheng District, Kaohsiung City today, causing serious casualties and injuries. While the rescue work was underway, Kaohsiung Democratic Progressive Party legislator Qiu Yiying posted a post on Facebook to "support 3Q anti-rem

The fire broke out in the Chengzhongcheng Building in Yancheng District, Kaohsiung City yesterday, causing serious casualties and injuries. While the rescue work was underway, Kaohsiung DPP legislator Qiu Yiying posted on Facebook to "support 3Q anti-removal", which caused controversy. Qiu Yiying deleted the article earlier and issued an apology statement.

According to Taiwan United News Network, Qiu Yiying Facebook original post claimed that the Chen Bowei she knew was a serious "legislator" and should not be dismissed by the Kuomintang abuse of hatred and mobilization.

In response to this, Ling Tao, chairman of the Kuomintang Cultural and Communication Association, criticized that a serious fire occurred in Kaohsiung , but Kaohsiung's "Green Committee" only cared about supporting Chen Baiwei, which was outrageous. Ling Tao pointed out that the fire in Kaohsiung highlights the unwillingness of the entire Democratic Progressive Party to govern and continue to be willing to escort the countryside. Even if the fire tragedy occurred in the early morning, the "Green Committee" was still busy promoting the "Delete Q" campaign in Taichung and posting selfies, which was shocking.

Qiu Yiying deleted the Facebook post in the evening and said that this article was supported by Chen Baiwei. It was completed by the office editor the day before yesterday, and the schedule time was on Facebook's fan page. This morning, because I was busy with the "Legislative Yuan" inquiry and preparations, the editor was not careful for a while and forgot to cancel the original schedule. After finding that the publication was not appropriate at this time, he immediately removed the article from the shelves. Qiu Yiying said that while apologizing, he also hopes that everything in Kaohsiung will be safe, with disaster relief and follow-up assistance as the first priority, and God bless Kaohsiung. (Editor/Hong Weisheng)