China News Service, May 18. According to Taiwan's "Central News Agency", the epidemic situation in Taiwan is severe. Kuomintang Chairman Zhu Lilun made 3 demands to the authorities on the 18th, including whether schools at all levels should be completely suspended and changed to distance teaching, and plans should be determined immediately; if Determined to comprehensively change distance, remediate teaching progress, and solve the digital gap to be ready; and actively increase the vaccination rate of children.
The local epidemic in Taiwan is heating up. It is suggested that schools below high school should suspend classes for two weeks from May 23. Zhu Lilun pointed out through social media on the 18th that at present, there have been 99,271 cases in Taiwan and nearly 100,000 students at all levels have been diagnosed. At the same time, the vaccination rate of children aged 6 to 11 is only about 10.74%.
Everyone has long asked the authorities to deploy the purchased BNT children's vaccine in advance, and it did not arrive in Taiwan until the 16th.
Zhu Lilun believes that if the DPP authorities did not help the children to deploy ahead of schedule and ensure that the students have sufficient anti-virus protection, why did they not instruct the education authorities to suspend physical courses and fully distance themselves during the upcoming peak of the epidemic? Teaching; or, if the quick screening is really "very enough" as claimed by the DPP, why not consider providing enough quick screening so that children and teachers can feel at ease when they are sure that the test is negative Come to school.
Zhu Lilun emphasized that if the DPP does not do it, the Kuomintang will come to supervise strongly, and clearly put forward three requirements for the DPP authorities, including whether schools at all levels should be completely closed to distance teaching, and a plan should be immediately determined; , to remediate teaching progress, and to solve the digital gap. It is necessary to prepare supporting facilities; actively improve the vaccination rate of children.