
It was reported on the Internet that an 80-year-old man fell down and hit the back of his head hard on the MRT because there was no pillar to hold on to. Wu Jingyi, a candidate for the Beijie City Council and a well-known speaker, questioned Beijie's handling of the matter and attacked the Chiang Wanan Municipal Government.
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In response to the heavy crowds during peak hours, Beijie has successively removed columns and seats on Wenhu Line, Bannan Line and other lines to maximize carriage space.
In response to the heavy crowds during peak hours, the Taipei Rapid Transit Company has successively removed pillars on Wenhu Line, Bannan Line and other lines to maximize carriage space. However, many people have complained that there is "no place to catch". Yesterday, it was reported on the Internet that an 80-year-old man was accelerating on the MRT because there was no pillar to hold on to. As a result, his center of gravity was unstable and he fell backwards, hitting the floor with the back of his head. However, when MRT personnel arrived, they pulled the old man up directly. The handling method is questionable. Famous speaker Grace Woo emphasized: "This is no longer a question of handrails, but a question of whether the Jiangwanan City Government can take good care of the citizens!"
Wu Jingyi recounted that a witness testified that the old man had no handrails to hold on to. He fell backwards and hit the floor with the back of his head. He opened his eyes for a time but was unable to react normally. This was the scene that citizens were most worried about after Beijie removed some columns and seats and raised safety concerns. In August, Jiang Wanan promised to study improvements within one month, but the old man was seriously injured. Another passenger pointed out that when everyone saw the old man falling heavily on his head, they were worried that he might injure his cervical spine and did not dare to move it arbitrarily. However, when the MRT personnel arrived, they seemed to have directly pulled the old man up. Wu believed that if the witness description was true, such a treatment would be too rash.
Wu Jingyi mentioned that the first aid guidelines of the Beijie Fire Department have reminded that if there are injuries above the shoulder and neck, unconsciousness, etc., spinal cord injury should be suspected and to avoid secondary injuries caused by random movement; Beijie also publicly announced that qualified first aid personnel are deployed across the board and receive regular first aid training. Wu stressed and asked Beijie to speak clearly. Did they first assess the risks of consciousness, breathing, and cervical spine at that time? When will it be reported? Why can the injured be moved directly and autonomously? Does the entire process conform to the rescue process that should be in place?
Wu Jingyi believes that judging from the old man's serious fall incident, it is no longer an issue with the handrails, but whether the Jiangwanan City Government can take good care of the citizens. Child protection cases ranging from child abuse to sexual assault are worrying. Food safety storms involving nutritious lunch food poisoning have appeared one after another on campus. It has become a risk for the elderly to stand firmly while taking the MRT. When heavy rain comes, the outside will be flooded, and when you return home, you may even encounter stratum erosion caused by nearby construction sites and collapse of the floor inside the house. Wu said bluntly: "From children to the elderly, from what they eat to what they step on, how many things do Taipei citizens have to worry about? With Jiang Wanan, Taipei City is very uneasy!"
Wu Jingyi said that at this time, what the public saw was that Yin Wei, the chairman of the Research and Examination Committee, was on a political commentary program and busy with political attacks and defenses. The Research and Examination Committee was supposed to study policies for the mayor, track management examinations, and find administrative loopholes. When food safety, public security, and public transportation safety problems arise one after another in the city, is Yin Wei's duty to "research and examine municipal administration" or to announce on the Internet how to make excuses for the examination? Jiang Wanan is eager to call himself the "big hen of the Blue Camp", but in fact, judging from his political achievements, Jiang Wanan is the "slobbering chicken" who has caused crises in Taipei everywhere.

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