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The KMT targeted DPP Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang's old drug prevention article out of context, claiming that "the government's handing out needles is condoning crime." Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan also misinterpreted Shen Boyang's original intention in a Facebook post and questioned whether the community would allow the provision of drugs and needles for drug users to inject. Physician Du Chengzhe believes that such remarks seriously affect the anti-drug and epidemic prevention efforts of medical care and local governments, so he launched a professional joint signature to condemn them.
Late last night, Du Chengzhe launched a signature campaign on Facebook "The medical profession jointly condemns the Kuomintang's stigmatization of the drug prevention and control profession and needle distribution operations". As of 8:20 this morning, there have been 2,267 replies. The picture shows Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan. (Photo taken by reporter Fang Bin)
The Kuomintang took an old article on drug prevention and control by DPP Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang out of context and held a press conference yesterday to claim that "the government's distribution of needles is condoning crime." Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan even misinterpreted Shen Boyang's original intention in a Facebook post and questioned, "Are Taipei City's communities allowed to provide drugs and needles for drug users to use?" In response to this, doctor Du Chengzhe initiated an online signature, and as of 8:20 this morning, there have been 2,267 replies. Du Chengzhe emphasized: "I have a real person's real name to sign today. You must log in to Google to sign. One person can only sign once. How can you tell this is a cyber army?"
In response to the erroneous remarks made by the Kuomintang and blue-camp politicians on drug prevention and control, Du Chengzhe launched a joint signature campaign on Facebook late yesterday (3rd), "The medical profession jointly condemns the KMT for stigmatizing the drug prevention and control profession and needle distribution operations." Du Chengzhe said: "I think these incorrect remarks have seriously affected or even trampled on the anti-drug and epidemic prevention efforts of the country's medical care and various county and city governments. I hope that enough people can sign to set the record straight."
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Du Chengzhe mentioned that the reason for initiating this joint signature is because I know that Jiang Wanan’s crazy deletion of comments after his post last night will definitely cause public outrage. Everyone is going to leave messages and compete with his editor. However, this action will definitely be used by them as a "cyber army to go out" to whitewash the peace. They are clearly poking a honeycomb and deceiving themselves.
Du Chengzhe also emphasized: "Today I have a real person's real name to sign the signature. You must log in to Google to sign. One person can only sign once. How can you tell me that this is a cyber army?"
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AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The Ministry of Health and Welfare or the local health bureau will issue a statement within a week to clarify the public health correctness and legal basis for the needle distribution operation
Likely · Within days
The Kuomintang will refrain from making public statements similar to "the government issuing needles is condoning crime" in the next few days to mitigate the backlash from the medical community.
Possible · Within days

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