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Written by: Zhou Haoyi
2021-05-04 21:56
The last update date: 2021-05-04 21:56
Recently, it is rumored that the government will meet with civil service organizations to study the compulsory vaccinations of the new crown for civil servants.
Chief Executive Carrie Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor said before attending the executive meeting today (4th) that he did not know the rumors, nor did he agree with the "Guzhen" argument, and hoped that the society would not "tag everything".
The Director-General of the Federation of Civil Service Unions, Leung Choi-ting, said that he had communicated with the bureau today and the other party was noncommittal about whether it would force civil servants to be vaccinated. "There was no recognition and no denial." He only said that there is no further information to disclose.
He believes that as long as the government does a good job of explanation, it is enough to encourage civil servants to give injections, and there is no need to enforce them.
Li Fangchong, chairman of the Association of Senior Civil Servants, said that the government did not discuss with them about compulsory vaccination of civil servants, saying that everyone has different needs, and it is estimated that it will be difficult for the government to compel vaccination of civil servants.
Leung Choi-ting says the public is worried about side effects and urges the government to explain more
Liang Choi-ting pointed out that as a civil servant, he does not oppose vaccination, but he believes that it is unnecessary to force civil servants to be vaccinated. As long as the government strengthens its propaganda work, "do not force it to fight."
He said that what worries the public the most is the side effects of vaccines. Whenever there are cases of suspected side effects of vaccines, the government also says that it has nothing to do with vaccines. It makes people feel that the government is not transparent enough to get vaccinated and urges the government to explain more to the public.
He hopes that if the government finally wants to force civil servants to vaccinate, it will also take into account the situation of civil servants who suffer from chronic illnesses and have the "three highs" problem.
Li Fangchong said that the government has not discussed with them the issue of compulsory vaccination. He thinks it is more difficult to implement because everyone has different actual needs. So far, there is no need to compulsory vaccination for civil servants.
He pointed out that civil servants, like other citizens, should follow scientific practices and let their doctors determine whether they can get injections.
Nie Dequan once said that civil servants are obliged to take the initiative to vaccinate
Secretary of Civil Service Nie Dequan sent a letter to civil servants last week, stating that civil servants are obliged to vaccinate actively, unless their physical condition does not allow it, he hopes that civil servants will be vaccinated as soon as possible to avoid contracting or spreading the disease at work, and to work together to reduce the risk of a resurgence of the epidemic.
Nie Dequan also stated earlier that a small vaccination center will be set up at the government headquarters to vaccinate the staff of the government.
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