Federation of Trade Unions sings against Lam Cheng? Promote mandatory national tests and send 10,000 mosquitoes

Chief Executive Carrie Lam issued a new political speech yesterday (25), which devoted much space to explaining the epidemic prevention measures and also bluntly stated that the government “will strive to reset” (referring to confirmed cases of new coronary pneumonia). Lam Zheng later pointed out at the press conference that mandatory national testing is difficult to implement in Hong Kong, and at most mandatory testing can only be done in a certain hotbed area, such as residential complexes and container terminals.[clicca qui per esaminare il rapporto]. However, the Federation of Trade Unions (FTU) held a press conference today (26), but responded to the CEO. According to the survey results of the questionnaire, more than 90% of respondents took the mandatory national tests. Therefore, he urged the government to launch national tests as soon as possible and asked the government to Citizens distributed a subsidy of 10,000 yuan to offset the economic impact of the “closed city”.

• The Federation of Trade Unions urges the government to implement mandatory national tests
• At the same time, the government is recommended to distribute 10,000 yuan in subsidies
• The questionnaire survey indicated that over 90% of respondents agreed with the mandatory national tests

Mak Mei-juan, a member of the Legislative Council of the Federation of Trade Unions, stressed that the problem the public is facing now is not the fatigue in fighting the epidemic, but the depression in fighting the epidemic. Therefore, I hope the government will propose more effective epidemic prevention measures and will strive to eliminate it. He said the Federation of Trade Unions conducted a questionnaire survey from the 24th to the 25th of this month and received 18,740 responses. Of these, 80% of respondents “strongly agree” and 17% “agree” that the government should implement mandatory national tests. In other words, more than 90% of respondents agreed to introduce this mandatory measure. Another 90% of respondents believe that if the epidemic can be effectively controlled, they will accept a national test and lock the city for 14 days. Based on the survey results of the questionnaire, the Federation of Trade Unions urged the government to implement mandatory national tests and also asked the government to distribute 10,000 yuan to all citizens to subsidize economic losses during the “closure”.

Another member of the Legislative Council of the Federation of Trade Unions, Guo Weiqiang, pointed out that the government’s existing anti-epidemic measures have not been effective and that nationwide testing should be considered as soon as possible. He even made fun of Carrie Lam’s “compensation” words: “Is it the” compensation “method or the government Should we strengthen training? In addition to national testing, Guo Weiqiang also suggested that the government should force citizens to install the “Travel with Peace” mobile app to prevent further cases of unknown origin, also emphasizing that the mobile app will not cause privacy or human rights issues.

Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor told reporters yesterday that mandatory national tests are difficult to implement in Hong Kong, because after the tests, it is necessary to cooperate with the injunction order to ban all citizens from entering and exiting. The measures will only be effective if everyone stays at home. However, the CEO also added that mandatory tests can be performed within the designated area. For example, “If there is a housing complex, it is large-scale, there are 5 buildings and there are 8,000 families, but there is nothing to be done about the infection. There are many cases here, so these 5 (blocks) residential complexes will be sealed and then tested in the football field and parking lot. After the test is completed, the record is negative before you can leave the community. “

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Source: ezone.hk, the Facebook page of the Federation of Trade Unions