3 people at Taipei University were diagnosed with the school's failure to suspend classes and were accused by students

　　China News Service, April 11. According to Taiwan's United News Network, the local epidemic in Taiwan has spread, and hundreds of schools in Taiwan have been suspended due to the spread of the epidemic.

On the 8th, 2 students at Taipei University were diagnosed, and a total of 3 people were diagnosed. According to regulations, the entire school will be suspended for 10 days, but the school has decided to resume face-to-face courses from today (11).

Students complained online that the school did not hold an epidemic prevention meeting, did not allow students to appeal their opinions, and directly announced the "resumption of physical teaching" instructions, questioning the school's violation.

　　A Taipei University student posted on the forum that the school had a total of 3 students diagnosed with the virus. The school originally informed the students that an on-campus epidemic prevention meeting would be held on the afternoon of the 8th, but this epidemic prevention meeting was not held as scheduled. In the afternoon, the school even announced that it will resume next Monday. Physical classes", igniting students' anger.

　　The Student Union of Taipei University questioned the school's disregard for the health of the students, pointing out that the school claimed that "2 new students were diagnosed on the 8th, and after investigation, they were infected during the holiday, and there was no trace of campus activities." Therefore, the student union strongly criticized the school for this judgment. What profession is the standard based on.

　　According to Taiwan's epidemic prevention regulations, in the colleges and universities, if 1 teacher or student is diagnosed, the courses taken or taught will be suspended. If 2 teachers and students are diagnosed, the campus will be suspended for 10 days. However, due to the large-scale suspension of classes due to the current standards, it is expected that Next week, Taiwan's education authorities will discuss the standards for suspension of classes, and will not rule out relaxing the handling.