[Wuhan Pneumonia] Tu Jinshen: Wuhan's Cancellation of Announcement Does Not Prevent Hong Kong People from Evacuating

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Written by: Zhou Lixi

2020-02-24 18:26

Wuhan City announced this morning (24th) that foreigners who were stranded in Wuhan were allowed to leave the city, but a few hours later, the epidemic prevention and control headquarters stated that the notice was issued without the research of the headquarters and the consent of the main leaders, and the notice was invalid.

Democrat Legislative Councillor Tu Jinshen said that many Hong Kong people stranded in the area were confused about the news, but he believed that the invalidity of the notice did not mean that the stranded people were hopeless to return to Hong Kong because he learned that the Hong Kong Government had already been a Hong Kong people before the notice was issued. Apply for a pass to leave.

Democratic Party Legislative Councillor Tu Jinshen said that a Hong Kong pregnant woman stranded in Wuhan received a case for help. (Profile picture)

Hong Kong government is applying for a permit to let stranded Hong Kong residents leave

Tu Jinshen said that the public is concerned about the special needs of stranded people in Hubei. He suggested that the Hong Kong Government should disclose information that the public cares about, and believe that the information on the judgment of the epidemic does not involve privacy.

As for the notice of the Wuhan City Epidemic Prevention and Control Headquarters being cancelled, Tu Jinshen said that as far as he understands, before the relevant notice today, the Hong Kong Government has applied to the Mainland for a permit to let Hong Kong people leave, so it will not worry about the cancellation of the notice and whether it will affect Hong Kong people. Return to Hong Kong.

Tu Jinshen also quoted Chief Executive Lin Zheng Yue'e as saying earlier that the non-evacuated people in Hubei were not prevented from leaving by the central or local government. He also analyzed that since other countries have successfully evacuated overseas Chinese, and there are no more stranded Hong Kong people than foreigners. In addition, the handling of Hong Kong people's affairs will cause a burden to the Wuhan government. I believe that the mainland government has no reason to hope to retain stranded Hong Kong people.

According to Tu Jinshen, as long as Lin Zheng is willing to make a political decision to let Hong Kong people evacuate, he can do so. He also said that it was learned that among the Hong Kong people who have sympathy for the detained people, some people also said that they should not return to the Mainland. According to his understanding, several stranded families originally planned to return to Hong Kong from January 25 to 26. Not intended to stay long.

With regard to arranging detainees to return to Hong Kong, Tu Jinshen suggested that pregnant women, carers, elders, young children, etc. be arranged to return to Hong Kong first. He also mentioned that there was a case where a child's mother was trapped in the Mainland and he learned that the child was psychologically troubled. He thought that it could also be listed as a priority withdrawal person, and the government had initially indicated to him that the approach was reasonable.

[Wuhan pneumonia] Wuhan announces that the out of town notice is invalid without the consent of the main leadership

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