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Li Sichuan is the Kuomintang candidate for mayor of New Taipei City and is currently in the final stages of the election. The core of his political views focuses on public safety, improvement of medical resources and transportation rail construction.
With 18 days left before the end of the year election, KMT New Taipei mayor candidate Li Sichuan has established three major support clubs: Lions, public security groups and nurses. The flag-raising atmosphere was enthusiastic. Li Sichuan emphasized that public security and medical care are the backbone of the city. "The most important thing in a city is not how high the buildings are, but how people can sleep peacefully at night." He declared that he would promote the construction of AI high-tech corridors and tracks that connect multiple districts. Facing the countdown to the election, he bluntly said, "The country will turn bad when good people are too silent" and called on citizens to come forward and vote for him.
The "New Taipei Lions Support Club" was established this morning. Li Sichuan said that unlike his opponents who have huge resources to hang up signboards in the streets and alleys of District 29, his signboards are on the roads and bridges in District 29. "Governance does not lie in the scalp, but in the wisdom and experience under the scalp." , he also declared that in the future, an "AI high-tech corridor" will be built connecting Beishike to Wugu, Luzhou, Danhai, Tucheng and Xindian, etc., to enhance economic industries, create job opportunities, and promote "rail construction 123" to realize the vision of a 30-minute core living circle in the two norths.
At the founding meeting of the "Public Security Support Association", Li Sichuan first thanked all employees for their work in protecting the safety of citizens. He said that disasters are never forewarned in advance, and public safety is the foundation of all development. "The most important thing in a city is not how high the buildings are, but how everyone can sleep peacefully when they go home at night." Li Sichuan also cited the past demolition of Mansion Circle as an example, emphasizing that the purpose of demolition was not just to smooth traffic, but to significantly reduce the traffic accident rate and protect the safety of countless commuters.
Facing the final countdown of the election, Li Sichuan also called on "the biggest reason why a country becomes bad is not that there are too many bad people, but that good people are too silent." Please step forward at critical moments and support those who work hard with your sacred votes.
In the evening, at the founding meeting of the "New Taipei Nurses Support Association", all the nurses showed enthusiastic support. Li Sichuan recalled that during his 40-year public service career, he participated in promoting the construction of many hospitals in Shuangbei and assisted in opening communication roads around the hospitals. Among them, in order to promote Tucheng Hospital, he has It took 5 years of meetings and the relocation of more than 2,000 tombs before the construction was successfully completed. He emphasized that in the face of the dedication and hard work of medical staff and the dilemma of a shortage of nurses, as the mayor in the future, he will continue to work together to improve rights and working environment, serve as a backing for medical care, and protect the health of citizens together.

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