
Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan responded to questions raised about the relocation of Songshan Airport and medical evacuation to outlying islands, emphasizing that difficulties will be overcome through helicopters, highway green channels and regional medical capacity integration, and reiterated the promotion of nutritious lunch policies to reduce the burden on families.
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Jiang Wanan proposed the political idea of relocating Songshan Airport and building an AI park, triggering a discussion on supporting measures for medical evacuation to outlying islands.
Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan has proposed relocating Songshan Airport and building an AI park, which continues to spark discussions. Regarding medical evacuation to outlying islands, Jiang Wanan said this afternoon that it can be carried out by high-speed rail or highway, but was questioned by the outside world. Jiang Wanan reiterated in an interview tonight that the connection of various means of transportation, including medical helicopters and green channels on highways, can actually be discussed. These people are willing to think about how to overcome the various difficulties currently encountered.
Jiang Wanan, chairman of the People's Party Huang Guochang, accepted a joint interview with the media tonight before his live broadcast tonight. He was questioned about not thinking clearly about his mention of medical evacuation to outlying islands using high-speed rail and highways. Jiang Wanan responded that in fact, including medical helicopters, all can be carried out, and including highways. In fact, the connection of various means of transportation such as green channels on the road can be discussed. He also mentioned in the morning that the current medical capacity related to Taoyuan and New Taipei can actually be supported. "We will be very willing to think about these and how to overcome the various difficulties currently encountered."
The media also asked that the Taipei City Education Bureau announced today that all public and private primary and secondary schools in the city will provide nutritious school lunches, showing that student satisfaction is nearly 70%. Does this mean that the majority of the public supports it?
Jiang Wanan said that in promoting the free nutritious lunch policy, the most important thing is to reduce the burden on parents of child-rearing families. At the same time, they also hope to implement equality at the table. All children will not feel the difference at the table because of the different economic conditions of their families. Therefore, in terms of overall quality control, nutrition control, and safety control, "we will continue to improve" to do the best, and even better.
He said that citizens and friends are willing to support it, and he also said that the city government will continue to move in this direction. During the process, it will continue to listen to feedback from parents, children, schools, nutritionists and other professionals, and will be willing to continuously adjust various suggestions and perform various checks.

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