The Beijing Municipal Government claimed that "the construction drawings of Jitai were buried by grouting." Wang Dingyu blasted: Protect the citizens or fund the builders?

Media person Li Zhenghao questioned the Taipei City Government's assistance in the construction company's destruction of certificates in the case of damage to the adjacent building. The Taipei City Government's Construction Management Office issued a press release on the 13th confirming that the "construction drawings" were buried during emergency grouting and backfilling on the day of the incident, but stated that central regulations did not stipulate that the construction drawings should be reported to the competent authority for review. In this regard, legislator Wang Dingyu said, by handling the problem of citizen victimization in this way, is the Chiang City government protecting citizens? Or the main builder with protection money?

Wang Dingyu said in a Facebook post that "the construction drawings of Jitai accidentally fell into a hole, filled with cement and buried them." This was the official statement of the Jiangwan'an Municipal Government in response to the Supervisory Yuan's investigation. After verification by the construction industry, it was simply a "ghost story." There must be copies of the construction drawings, and there are many copies.

Wang Dingyu pointed out, then the question is, why did the municipal government of Jiang Wanan and Li Sichuan respond to the investigation in this way? What is covered up is a fundamental question: "Did Jitai fail to carry out construction according to the drawings, causing 25 houses of Taipei residents to collapse?" Is the Chiang City government, which handles the problem of citizen victimization in this way, protecting citizens? Or the main builder with protection money?

Wang Dingyu bluntly said that the grouting of the pits in the construction drawings of Chiang Kai-shek City Government and Jitai is a black box that is sealed and not shown. The Wuhan pneumonia vaccine purchase contract is preserved and cannot be destroyed, and is available for investigation and review at any time.