
台北捷運公司澄清,11月13日下午文湖線科技大樓站接獲旅客通報,稱有旅客在往動物園方向列車發放選舉宣傳物,但現場查證未發現違規情形。公司強調未採取戒嚴措施,網傳「不准交換飄帶」為不實謠傳,並重申依據旅客須知禁止在捷運範圍內從事競選或政治活動,同時秉持行政中立不會限制旅客一般活動。
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台北捷運系統旅客須知第7點第6款規定,捷運路權範圍內禁止從事任何競選、政黨黨務或其他政治性議題活動。北捷表示一向秉持行政中立原則,不因政治立場或個人意見而差別對待,也不會介入或限制旅客活動。
網友指出,他們在捷運交換飄帶,卻被工作人員質疑是否在從事政治活動。(資料照)
有民眾在臉上發文指出,昨天下午2點,在台北捷運文湖線列車上與「小水滴」攀談交流飄帶資訊,結果遇到保全及站務人員「用抓賊般的眼神掃描全車」,最後走到面前宣稱「接獲舉報有人在車廂內發飄帶,捷運內禁止從事政治活動」,不滿直呼「要不要直接宣布不准綁洋流飄帶上捷運?」北捷也挨轟「戒嚴」;對此,台北捷運公司回應澄清。
北捷表示,網傳「戒嚴了?北捷不准交換飄帶」等貼文內容未經查證,與實際處理情形不符,明顯誤導社會大眾及扭曲事實,維護旅客安全及恪守行政中立的原則,兩者缺一不可,嚴正澄清並請民眾理性判斷。
北捷表示,11月13日下午約2時,文湖線科技大樓站有旅客前往車站詢問處反映,往動物園方向一部列車上,有人發放選舉宣傳物,站長接獲通報後立即回報行控中心,並通知六張犁站長偕同保全人員上車前往確認,經現場詢問與查證後,並未發現有旅客發放宣傳物情形,人員隨即下車。
北捷指出,針對網路社群流傳「戒嚴了?北捷不准交換飄帶」等內容,未經查證發布與實際情況不符合的資訊,屬不實指控及謠傳,明顯誤導社會大眾及扭曲事實,呼籲切勿任意轉傳,以免造成社會大眾誤解。
北捷說明,依據「台北捷運系統旅客須知」第7點第6款,明定捷運路權範圍內禁止從事任何競選、政黨黨務或其他政治性議題活動;強調「一向秉持行政中立原則,不因任何政治立場、個人意見等而有差別對待,也不會介入或限制旅客活動」。

The Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, Lee Ka-chiu, attended the 30th anniversary gala of the Hong Kong Federation of Journalists on the evening of the 13th. He addressed the industry from the three levels of "establishing a body, establishing a career, and establishing a family." He hoped that the media would create an environment of clean and upright public opinion, make good use of the advantages of international communication to tell good stories about China and Hong Kong, and use diversified reporting techniques to cultivate feelings for the family and the country.

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