
台北市長蔣萬安14日上午赴北投中繼市場掃街拜票,面對行政中立、夏莉絲退費協調會、基泰大直施工圖紙不見等市政爭議,多次以相關局處已清楚說明、符合規定作答,引發臉書粉專「脫北者冰狼」與政治工作者周軒質疑其跳針閃避。
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台北市長蔣萬安於14日上午前往北投中繼市場掃街拜票,媒體就行政中立、夏莉絲退費協調會、基泰大直施工圖紙不見等多項市政爭議向其發問。
台北市長蔣萬安赴北投中繼市場掃街拜票。(記者張綵茜攝)
台北市長蔣萬安今(14)日上午赴北投中繼市場掃街拜票,針對行政中立、夏莉絲退費協調會、基泰大直等多項市政爭議,現場媒體雖逐一發問,但蔣萬安多次以「XX局已清楚對外說明」、「都符合相關規定」作答,這番回應方式讓時常評論時事的臉書粉專「脫北者冰狼」發文質疑「持續跳針,有夠扯」,政治工作者周軒也直言「施工圖紙不見也是『一切合法』的?蔣萬安你要確定欸」。
「脫北者冰狼」在社群分享新聞採訪畫面,只見媒體詢問蔣萬安「饒河夜市很多人放出安可的廣告看板,但之前洋流的有被禁止,是不是有雙標嫌疑?」對此蔣萬安回應「產業局都有很清楚對外說明」。
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針對記者追問「乘客在文湖線交換沈伯洋的飄帶,保全上車提醒禁止政治活動怎麼看?」蔣萬安則稱「北捷都有很清楚對外說明」。
記者也詢問「夏莉絲退費協調會選舉前一天才看,會不會覺得太慢了?」對此蔣萬安則說「法務局會清楚的對外說明」。
對於蔣萬安這番回應方式,「脫北者冰狼」質疑,「到底什麼受訪,打算水過選舉就是了?」
「脫北者冰狼」在另一則發文也貼出,記者詢問基泰大直施工圖紙不見的問題,蔣萬安對此也跳針回應,稱「建管處都有清楚對外說明,都符合相關法規的規定」。針對記者追問「市長的態度?」蔣萬安仍回「一樣,都符合規定」。
針對記者持續追問,「對於這麼大的建案出事,現在沒有施工圖紙,您能接受嗎?」蔣萬安仍稱「沒有,建管處已經說明了,不管是建築法、營造業法,其實都符合相關規定」。這番回應也讓「脫北者冰狼」質疑「基泰大直的案子記者追問還是持續跳針,有夠扯」。
政治工作者周軒也轉貼「脫北者冰狼」的發文,並指今天早上記者問蔣萬安有關基泰大直施工圖紙不見的問題,蔣萬安瘋狂跳針,閃避點滿,直接推給建管處都有說明,一切合法。
周軒質疑,「所以施工圖紙不見也是一切合法的?蔣萬安你要確定欸。」
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媒體與社會輿論將持續追問基泰大直施工圖紙不見及相關市政爭議,蔣萬安可能面臨更多追問與壓力。
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