The construction drawings of Jitai Dazhi were buried by grouting. Jiang Wanan was questioned three times and the needle jumped and he said it "complied with regulations."

Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan went to Beitou Relay Market to sweep the streets to solicit votes. (Photo by reporter Zhang Caiqian)

The Taipei City Government's Construction Management Office issued a press release yesterday, admitting that the construction drawings had been buried during emergency grouting and backfilling on the day of the Kitai Direct Construction Project. It also stated that central regulations did not stipulate that construction drawings must be reported to the competent authority for reference. However, the Land and Resources Administration of the Ministry of the Interior pointed out that the competent authorities should supervise construction operators to implement the copy storage mechanism in normal times. Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan went to Beitou Relay Market to sweep the streets this morning (14th) to pray for votes. When reporters asked about this matter three times, he only emphasized that the Construction Management Office had made it clear and that the relevant actions were in compliance with regulations.

In response to the fact that the construction drawings of Jitai Dazhi were now buried, the Construction Management Office said that central regulations did not stipulate that the construction drawings must be reported to the competent authority for review. However, the Land and Resources Department believed that the competent authority originally had supervision responsibilities. Jiang Wanan responded that the Construction Management Office had made it clear that everything complied with relevant laws and regulations.

The reporter asked the mayor about his attitude towards this matter, and Jiang Wanan still responded, "It's the same, it complies with the regulations." The reporter asked again whether an accident occurred in such a large-scale construction project, but now there are no construction drawings. Is it acceptable? He said that the Construction Management Office has stated that whether it is the "Construction Law" or the "Construction Industry Law", it complies with the regulations.