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| Video Discription | Hsiao Bi-khim won’t officially be Taiwan’s vice president until May 20, yet that isn’t stopping the former legislator of Hualien County from ensuring disaster victims in Hualien receive help from the government. On Thursday morning Hsiao, Premier Chen Chien-jen, and a host of lawmakers inspected earthquake damage in the eastern county, which will be receiving a significant amount of disaster relief and subsidies. Premier Chen Chien-jen and Vice President-elect Hsiao Bi-khim traveled to Hualien to inspect earthquake damage. They went to the eastern county’s Emergency Operations Center, where they were joined by DPP lawmaker Puma Shen, KMT lawmaker Fu Kun-chi, and Hualien County commissioner Hsu Chen-wei. Hsu Chen-wei Hualien County commissioner In terms of living arrangements and rent subsidies, in the short-term and mid-term this will probably be something the central and local governments will work on together. The marble industry has suffered extremely significant damages, so for this aspect we’ll be asking the Ministry of Economic Affairs for assistance. Fu Kun-chi KMT lawmaker As for crop losses caused by transportation problems, we’ll probably need the Executive Yuan’s assistance. The industry that’ll be harmed the most is tourism, which means we’ll likely need to think about tax cuts across the board, because this place here is now a disaster area. Chen Chien-jen Premier The Directorate General of Budget, Accounting and Statistics has first allocated NT$300 million to the county government, which county officials can use for emergency purposes. Residents in disaster areas will be able to receive emergency relief, cash supplements for survivors, and temporary wage subsidies. Income will also be tax-exempt. Taiwan’s biggest quake in 25 years caused a fire to break out at a lab belonging to National Dong Hwa University’s College of Science and Engineering. Flames severely damaged over 3,300 square meters of university property. Hsiao Bi-khim Vice President-elect They’ll be providing full support for the facilities and equipment here. If there are aspects that involve communicating with private companies and needing government permission, then our Ministry of the Economic Affairs will be giving complete support to the Ministry of Education with work being done here. Hsiao, who represented the DPP in Hualien from 2010 to 2020, led a visit to the university that featured Economics minister Wang Mei-hua and Education minister Pan Wen-chung. Hsiao promised the university that they would receive the government’s full support. Hsiao Bi-khim Vice President-elect We know that at first people and damaged buildings need to be saved, but after that’s done we must then help the people return to their normal lives. There are many different tasks and jobs that need to be done, and for these things we’ll definitely be working with officials from our current administration. After witnessing disaster areas, Vice President-elect Hsiao and current Premier Chen are determined to rebuild Hualien as fast as possible. For more Taiwan news, tune in: Sun to Fri at 9:30 pm on Channel 152 Tue to Sat at 1 am on Channel 53 #台灣新聞 #TaiwanNews #民視新聞 #FTV新聞 #Taiwan |
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