[New Crown Pneumonia] Rescue of stranded Peruvian Hong Kong residents, Ye Liu: Lan Ying is so emotional

Politics

Written by: Ruimin Zhai

2020-03-31 20:01

The new crown pneumonia epidemic has spread globally. Peru announced a state of emergency starting on the 16th of this month, and the sea, land and air passenger borders were completely closed. North Africa and Morocco also locked up the country in response to the epidemic, with 86 and 37 Hong Kong people stranded in the two places. However, the reaction of the establishment this time is very different from the treatment of the Japanese cruise ship "Diamond Princess" and the Wuhan Hong Kong People's Congress. When the Democratic Alliance for the Betterment of Hong Kong (DAB) Zheng Yongshun arrived in Japan to assist the Hong Kong people and the FTU frequently held press conferences with Wuhan Hong Kong people, Facing the Hong Kong people stranded in Peru and Morocco, the establishment faction seemed silent.

NPC Chairman and Legislative Councillor Ye Liu Shuyi accepted "Hong Kong 01" inquiries and bluntly said that "the blue camp is very emotional." It has reservations to help Hong Kong people in the two places, and it is quite difficult for the government to schedule a charter flight to the two places. How big are you this time. "

When answering the query, Ye Liu said that the establishment system was quite reserved for helping Peru and the port of Morocco. One is that the "formation group is very good." They were dissatisfied with the fact that some stranded Peruvians were displaying the "recovery Hong Kong" flag. A formation person was quoted as saying, "Go and help the British embassy." The second is that the Hong Kong people involved in the trip still set off for travel in March. "The situation is equivalent to going windsurfing and surfing, and people must be rescued in the event of an accident." They are worried that medical staff will be unfortunately infected during the process. It even means that a blue camp person wrote a letter asking the government not to issue a wallet machine, so even if the government finally decides to arrange a charter flight, the chances are that the Hong Kong people will have to bear it.

Regarding the news of Tan Wenhao, a member of the Citizens' Legislative Council, that the government plans to arrange charter flights to take local Hong Kong people back to Hong Kong, Ye Liu questioned whether it was so easy to do so, describing it as "a few uglies this time." Ye Liu analyzed that "once you have a direct flight, and then you have a civil aviation agreement." It is also impossible to "see the embassy next." She added that if the stranded Hong Kong people approach the embassy as a Chinese, the embassy will certainly provide assistance, but it may not be able to arrange a charter flight immediately.

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