
Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan handed out "safety stickers" at the MRT Da'an Station last night. DPP Councilor Chien Shupei questioned the use of Beijie's equipment and manpower and demanded that the approval documents be made public. Jiang's office responded that it had applied in accordance with the law and counter-approved "Green can, but you can't."
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Jiang Wanan held a sticker distribution event at MRT Da'an Station, raising questions about the use of public resources and administrative neutrality.
Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan held a "Safety Sticker" distribution event at the MRT Da'an Station yesterday (9th) evening. DPP City Councilor Chien Shupei today (10th) questioned whether the city government and Taipei MRT Corporation use double standards for different political parties when using MRT company equipment and manpower. Jiang Wanan’s campaign office stated that it had applied for the right of way in advance according to the law and handled it in accordance with relevant regulations. Jian Shupei said that "there is an application" cannot replace a complete explanation. Please make the approval documents and scope map public.
Jiang Wanan held a "Safety Sticker" distribution event at the MRT Da'an Station last night, and a large crowd gathered. Jian Shupei posted a message on the social platform Threads early this morning to question that not only the red dragon with the words "Taipei MRT Corporation" was used at the event, but also Northern Express personnel helped set up and guide the crowd, and also questioned whether the city government and Northern Express adopted double standards for different political parties.
Jiang Wanan’s campaign office stated that the event had applied for right of way in advance according to law and handled it in accordance with relevant regulations. At the same time, Shen Boyang distributed "Good News" outside MRT stations many times, and Miao Boya also held a publicity event at MRT Da'an Station, criticizing Jian Shupei for being "green, but you can't."
Jian Shupei posted a post on Facebook in response to Jiang Ban’s statement, questioning whether Jiang Wanan’s team wants to slap the MRT Corporation in the face? Beijie's official website clearly states: "Can passengers distribute leaflets and promotional materials at the station entrance and exit?" The answer is "No" and it is stated that promotional materials are not allowed to be distributed on the train or in the station area without permission. This is the regulation announced by Beijie itself! Since the Jiang Wanan Bidding Office emphasizes "applying for right of way in accordance with the law," please make public the approval documents and scope map and make it clear: which right of way is being applied for? Is the event location within the scope of MRT management? The phrase "application is available" cannot replace a complete explanation.
Jian Shupei emphasized that she asked very clearly: Can all candidates and all political parties hold events in the same location and with the same specifications? What are the standards for maintaining movement lines between Red Dragon and personnel provided by Beijie? If possible, please make the procedures public so that everyone can apply them uniformly; if different management scopes are involved, please clearly mark the boundaries. Public resources belong to all citizens. Please give Jiang Wanan a positive answer, clarify the standards, and avoid double standards!

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