Lin Guozhang Yuanshan held a political meeting and threw away old wires to subsidize political opinions

Lin Guozhang (middle) went to Yuanshan for the "Yilan Haozhu Zhang" political briefing today and threw out old wire subsidy policies. (Photo provided by Lin Guozhang Bidding Office)

On the countdown to the election, the Yilan County Mayor candidate Lin Guozhang of the Democratic Progressive Party held a political briefing for the "Yilan Good Lord Zhang" today (4th) in Yuanshan and Sanxing Township. In response to the building materials fire that killed four people in Yuanshan Township last night, Lin Guozhang expressed condolences to the families at the Yuanshan briefing, and announced to enhance local disaster prevention awareness and discuss government subsidies for the replacement of old wires to reduce fire risks.

Legislators Lin Chuyin, Li Kuncheng, Chen Junyu and others jointly gave speeches for Lin Guozhang's platform; Chen Junyu, who was born in Yuanshan, said that Lin Guozhang had been working hard in the area for 30 years, but the Kuomintang could not find a loophole to exploit, and the court ordered him to pay 5 Wang Hongwei, the "rumour-mongering" member of the Blue Committee, repaired Lin. He saw that Lin Guozhang had become thinner and darker while running. The darkening of his skin was not caused by the sun, but by being smeared. He asked the villagers to gather their votes and let Lin Guozhang be elected with a high vote.

Lin Guozhang pointed out at the Yuanshan briefing that the villagers were deeply saddened by the accident that killed four people due to the fire at the Yuanshan Township Building Materials Store. The government should fulfill its disaster prevention and publicity responsibilities. He hoped that the county government and the township government would cooperate to propose a package to promote the replacement of old wires through government subsidies to reduce the occurrence of tragedies.

Talking about the vision of the county government, Lin Guozhang proposed transportation and industrial plans such as sewage treatment, micro forest development industrial zone, AI industry, drone testing and verification, Provincial Line 62 extension, elevated railway, five major transfer stations, etc., and also launched a smart elderly card with 1,000 points per month that does not return to zero every month.

Faced with the offensive of the Kuomintang opponent Wu Zongxian camp in recent days, Lin Guozhang said with a smile, "Yilan has a lot of rain, no need for more saliva." He hopes to return to the battle of gentlemen. As a local son who has worked in Yilan for 6 or 7 generations, he declared that he will do his best to protect his hometown and called on voters to vote enthusiastically on November 28.