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The Taipei Mayor's televised debate was held on October 31. During the debate, Chiang Wanan mentioned the collective food poisoning case at Baolin Tea House, saying that the city government team collected evidence immediately so that Baolin could not escape and the families of the victims could receive compensation. Shen Boyang went to Huannan Market to sweep the streets in the early morning of November 5 and was interviewed, criticizing Jiang Wanan for his inappropriate response.
Shen Boyang was interviewed before sweeping the streets at Huannan Market. (Photo by reporter Tu Jianrong)
On October 31, Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan pointed out the "Poulin Tea House collective food poisoning case" at the Taipei Mayor's TV Debate, saying that the city team's immediate collection of evidence "so that Paulin could not escape" and "allowed the victims' families to receive compensation." Not only the survivors pointed out that they had not been compensated so far, but also the victims' relatives and friends pointed out that the victim's 2-year-old child could not find his mother. Shen Boyang, Taipei mayoral candidate of the Democratic Progressive Party, said today (5th) that it is really sad. When asked what Jiang Wanan said, he would always just answer "the city government handled it very well." I believe justice is in the hearts of the people.
Shen Boyang went to Huannan Market to sweep the streets early this morning. He was interviewed before the meeting and said that this is really sad. During the debate, he asked Jiang Wanan why he did not attend the food safety meeting after the Baolin Tea Room incident broke out. Jiang Wanan not only did not answer, but even said that the matter was handled very well. This is what the victims and their family members will think, "Why can you say such things?"
He said that not only this matter, but also throughout the entire debate, no matter what he asked Jiang Wanan, Jiang Wanan always answered that the Taipei City Government has done a good job and believes that justice will prevail.

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