Taichung Leopard turned off the lights, Lu Xiuyan ordered a strict inspection of special industries

In response to the new crown pneumonia epidemic, the Taichung City Government has recently strengthened inspections of well-known hotels such as Leopards and Shanghai Pai, and coordinated the operators to suspend business for 14 days. Lu Xiuyan, the mayor of Taichung of the Chinese Kuomintang, said today that the anti-epidemic inspections will increase the real-name registration of customers for special industries in the city. Those who do not want to cooperate will be fined between NT$3,000 and NT$15,000.

Regarding the central government’s order to close all hotels and dance halls in Taiwan from now on, Lu said that after proving that Taichung City’s advanced deployment and practices are correct, the government can only apologize for implementation if they are not happy.

Lu Xiuyan led police chief Yang Yuanming, economic development chief Zhang Fengyuan, and health chief Zeng Zizhan to hold a temporary press conference this afternoon to explain the new inspection policy for special industries.

Lu Xiuyan said that Taichung City is the second most populous city in Taiwan and has derived many nightlife entertainment cultures. To prevent entertainment venues from becoming a breach of epidemic prevention, the city government has strengthened inspections of special industries in the city from March to ensure that epidemic prevention measures are taken in stores. It also requires customers to maintain a safe social distance, while coordinating the business to suspend business for 14 days. So far, 38 hotels and nightclubs have cooperated.

Lu Xiuyan said that from now on, Taichung will increase the epidemic prevention measures, targeting the ten major industries in the city, including KTV, bars, saunas, hotels, nightclubs, and 450 real-name registration of customers. Yesterday, it was reported from Taipei that a hotel female publicist was diagnosed. The Beishi government is currently undergoing an epidemic investigation. The investigation process for unspecified targets is very troublesome and difficult. Taichung avoids repeating the same mistakes and requires consumers to implement the "real name system."

Police Chief Yang Yuanming said that the hotels currently including Shanghai Pai, Leopard, Golden Diamond Lido, and Zijue have previously cooperated with the municipal government to suspend business for 14 days. The "Central Government" has ordered all hotels in Taiwan to suspend business from now on, and the Municipal Police Department will send officers to inspect. To ensure that the industry implements government measures. Source of

: China Assessment Service