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Suhua'an (Provincial Route 9 Suhua Highway Safety Improvement Plan) is an important infrastructure construction in the Hualien area. The DPP government announced its promotion in November 2019, but construction has not yet started. Fu Kunqi is a legislator for the Hualien constituency and has been following the progress of the project for a long time.
The Legislative Yuan held a general question on the policy address yesterday, and a war of words broke out between the government and the opposition. Fu Kunqi, the general convenor of the Kuomintang League, questioned that the central government had delayed Su Hua'an's progress for nearly seven years and had not started construction. He also slapped the table and choked Executive Director Zhuo Rongtai, saying, "Give us the power and start construction immediately." Zhang Yumeng, director of the Taiwan Youth Democratic Association, pointed out that Su Hua'an will hand out contracts this year. As a Hualien legislator, Fu Kunqi didn't know anything about it. He also questioned Fu Kunqi. Do you want to explain that Taiwan doesn't have a government now? May I ask where the "new government" is coming from? Now it’s just collaboration with the enemy and it’s no longer in the show, right?
During the questioning yesterday, Fu Kunqi was concerned about the progress of Suhua'an (Province 9-Line Suhua Highway Safety Improvement Plan). She questioned whether the DPP had been in power for more than 10 years in 2016, and it had been nearly seven years since it announced the promotion of Suhua'an on November 1, 2019, but construction had not yet started. She questioned whether the groundbreaking ceremony was deliberately held before the presidential election in January 2028.
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In response to Zhuo Rongtai, he said, "Commissioner, you are wrong again. We have set a time and you don't even know it. You obviously don't care about the place. Do you know when we will issue the contract?" "Stop knocking on the table. How can we start construction without awarding the contract?" Fu Kunqi raised the alarm. Decibel emphasized that the power to issue contracts lies with the Executive Yuan, and said, "It has been delayed for seven years, and you still have the nerve to tell me." "Leave the power to us. I will issue the contracts immediately and start construction immediately." Zhuo Rongtai had acid reflux, "You should work harder, work harder."
Zhang Yumeng pointed out in a Facebook post, "Actually, Su Hua'an will be handing out contracts this year. Fu Kunqi, as a Hualien legislator, has no clue. It is quite sad. What do you think of Hualien voters?" Zhang Yumeng also emphasized that the Ministry of Transportation is a hundred times more serious than Fu Kunqi. The section from Dong'ao to Nan'ao will be contracted this year, and this credit has nothing to do with Fu Kunqi.
Zhang Yumeng bluntly said that Fu Kunqi said a hair-raising sentence, "That's it, the people will bring a new government soon!" Would Fu Kunqi explain that Taiwan doesn't have a government now? May I ask where the "new government" is coming from? Now it’s just collaboration with the enemy and it’s no longer in the show, right?
Zhang Yumeng mentioned that when the question time came, Fu Kunqi could only shout slogans, "President Zhuo, no political manipulation! Give the traffic to the traffic! Give the people back to the people! If 20,000 is due, all will receive 20,000!" Zhuo Rongtai responded quickly enough and immediately replied into the microphone, "Return administrative power to the Executive Yuan!"
Zhang Yumeng bluntly said at the end of the article that the familiar Lanbai is back. Lan Bai, who didn't do his homework and just wanted to seize power all day long, returned to the Legislative Yuan. Fu Kunqi really felt that the votes he lost were not enough.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Suhuaan will complete the contract award process within this year
Likely · Within months
Fu Kunqi will continue to focus on Su Hua'an's issues in future inquiries.
Very likely · Within weeks

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