China News Service, April 14th. The Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council held a press conference on the 14th. Spokesperson Ma Xiaoguang said that the majority of Taiwanese people are suffering from a shortage of vaccines.
The reason for this situation is entirely the political operation of the Democratic Progressive Party.
As the saying goes, "political confrontation is placed in the middle, and people's grievances are placed on both sides."
At the meeting, a reporter asked that the current vaccines purchased by Taiwan will expire at the end of May and mid-June, respectively, but the DPP authorities still block the mainland vaccines due to political factors.
Does the spokesperson have any comments on this?
Ma Xiaoguang said that up to now, the mainland has vaccinated more than 160 million doses of the new crown pneumonia vaccine, and has made arrangements for the vaccination of Taiwanese compatriots in the mainland.
On the other hand, in Taiwan, the general public is still suffering from a shortage of vaccines.
The reason for this situation is entirely the political operation of the Democratic Progressive Party.
As the saying goes, "political confrontation is placed in the middle, and people's grievances are placed on both sides."
Another media asked, have the specific policies and arrangements for the vaccination of Taiwan compatriots in mainland China been finalized?
Can the spokesperson give us a specific introduction?
Ma Xiaoguang pointed out that we attach great importance to and care about the health and well-being of Taiwan compatriots.
For the vaccination of Taiwan compatriots living in the mainland, the same policies and regulations shall be implemented as the mainland residents of the area in accordance with the principle of territorial management and equal treatment, that is, with the knowledge, consent, and voluntariness, with the residence permit of Taiwan residents or the mainland medical insurance to participate in the vaccination. Voucher of insurance, registering vaccinations at the place of residence.
For Taiwanese compatriots who do not have a residence permit for Taiwan residents or a certificate for participating in medical insurance in the Mainland, they shall apply to the Taiwanese Office at or above the county level in their place of residence, and the Taiwanese Office at or above the county level shall organize uniform vaccination at the designated vaccination unit; The school’s vaccination work for teachers and students in Taiwan is included in the unified arrangement of local vaccination work, and is treated the same as teachers and students from the mainland of the school where they are located; in terms of applicable population expenses, treatment and compensation for abnormal reactions, they shall comply with the requirements and requirements of local mainland residents. standard.