
The city's largest public trust, "Shengping Public Trust," originally planned to deliver the childcare within 7 days because the application could not be extended in time. Parents panicked, and the city government quickly registered the case and changed it to 14th day.
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The Meicun Comprehensive Service Park in Taichung City opened on the 3rd, including the Shengping Public Day Care Center that can accommodate 80 infants and young children.
The Meicun Comprehensive Service Park in Taichung City had a grand opening on the 3rd, with Taichung Mayor Lu Hsiu-yan inviting Director of the American Institute in Taiwan (AIT) Gu Liyan to witness its grand opening. Today, it was revealed that the city’s largest public trust “Shengping Public Trust” set up in the park was unable to open the skylight, and the original delivery date was postponed from the 7th to the 21st. Parents jumped to their feet. After the incident was exposed, the city government quickly filed a case in the afternoon, and urgently notified parents that the care would be available on the 14th.
Local councilor Jiang Zhaoguo denounced that the city government had completed the enrollment lottery and notified children of children before the end of August, but it had "opened the skylight" because it did not register the case. The collection date had been postponed twice before. The collection date kept changing and the collection was still a week late. It had broken the trust of the people and the Lu city government, which was about to leave office, had "turned the tables."
Taichung City Meicun Comprehensive Service Park has a parent-child center, the West District Children's Sports Center, etc., and also has the "Shengping Public Child Care Center" in Taichung with a large capacity, which can accommodate 80 infants and young children.
Today, some parents revealed that Shengping Child Care was originally scheduled to start on the 7th, but was notified that the childcare center would be postponed to the 21st. Because the parents had already won the lottery, they returned the original childcare center, and were temporarily told that the childcare center would have to be postponed for two weeks. Parents hurriedly found short-term childcare institutions or nannies for emergency care. Some people were so anxious that they could not find short-term childcare resources.
The Social Affairs Bureau originally pointed out that as part of the supplementary information for the review of the child care center registration, the relevant preparatory procedures would be completed as soon as possible. After the incident was exposed, the city government quickly approved the registration of the child care center. In the afternoon, it urgently notified the parents that the child care center could be sent to the nursery on the 14th, which made the parents feel like sanitizing.
Jiang Zhaoguo pointed out that Shengping Public School had completed the enrollment, lottery and notification of child care delivery before the end of August. The mayor happily opened the park public school, but it was "opened" because it had not yet completed the registration. Many parents reported that they were notified twice of postponing the date of child care delivery. Once it was said that it was postponed to the 14th, and then to the 21st, and it was left to the parents to try to make up for the "distribution gap". Now it has been urgently changed to the 14th, which is still a week later than the original schedule. The collection date has changed again and again. "The Lu City Government, which is about to leave office, has completely failed."
The Social Affairs Bureau pointed out that the 3rd was the opening of the management park, and the public trusteeship was not opened. Due to the delay in administrative work, the collection of children was inconvenienced to parents. The Social Affairs Bureau once again apologized and will make every effort to improve all preparations in the future.

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