He Boliang retracted Chen Zhaoshi's remarks about his origin as a nurse: he did not link the nursing profession with government performance

The performance of officials in the fifth wave of the epidemic was questioned. He Bailiang, director of the Center for Infection and Infectious Diseases of the University of Hong Kong, named and criticized the director of the Food and Health Bureau, Chen Zhaoshi, who was a nurse, in "Let's Go on a Sunny Day" earlier on the commercial platform. "Heavy casualties", his remarks triggered a joint signature by 22 nursing groups yesterday (27th), criticizing how it is unbelievable to judge a person's ability based on professional background alone, and asking him to apologize to the nursing profession and the public.

This morning (28th), He Bailiang pointed out that the incident was a misunderstanding in "Starting on a Sunny Day", emphasizing that he did not link the nursing profession with the government's performance on that day, today and in the future. He decided to withdraw his speech due to the unclear speech that day caused controversy. Regarding speech, I hope the incident can come to an end: "I hope that I can focus on returning to society and return to normal, and I will help the public with my opinions."

Ho Pak-leung, director of the Center for Infection and Infectious Diseases at the University of Hong Kong, retracted Chen Zhaoshi's remarks that because he was a nurse, he had information about the epidemic and was slow in commanding.

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Nursing Association Yuan Zhimin denounces harming the entire nursing profession: it seems that people are the black five

Twenty-two nursing groups, including the Hong Kong Nurses Association, pointed out in a joint statement that He Bailiang put the blame for the failure of the anti-epidemic on officials, and that the reckless sentence was because of Chen Zhaoshi's professional knowledge and background, and his views were seriously outdated and extremely biased.

Yuan Zhimin, chairman of the National Nursing Association, said this morning before He Bailiang retracted his remarks, and also said in "Let's Start on a Sunny Day" that free speech in Hong Kong, anyone can criticize the competence of public officials, but one cannot be judged just because of his "birth background". In conclusion, he described He Bailiang's remarks as hurting the entire Hong Kong nursing profession, urging him to retract his remarks: "Mi seems to be a black man in the past.

Yuan Zhimin (left), chairman of the Nurses Association, described Ho Pak-leung's remarks as hurting the entire Hong Kong nursing profession.

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There is a lot of cooperation with the nursing industry He Boliang: I hope to focus on returning to society and returning to normal

He Bailiang later said on the same program that the incident was a misunderstanding. He hoped that the incident would end after responding: "I didn't have that day, I didn't have it today, and I won't have any connection between the nursing profession and the government's performance." Cooperation, when he made the relevant remarks on the same day, he never intended to bring the accountability officials and the nursing profession together. On that day, the unclear remarks caused controversy, and decided to withdraw the involved remarks: "I hope that we can focus on returning to the epidemic and the society can return to normal. Help the citizens with my opinion.”

He Bailiang earlier criticized the director of the Food and Health Bureau, Chen Zhaoshi, who was a nurse, in his "Let's Go on a Sunny Day" earlier, and he was slow in his command of the epidemic, resulting in "heavy casualties" in Hong Kong.

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He Pak-leung points out that the government's anti-epidemic work is slow and ineffective, causing the fifth wave of heavy casualties and should apologize. He Pak-leung points out that Chen Zhaoshi's background as a nurse is not in place to grasp the epidemic situation. 22 nursing groups jointly signed a request for an apology. Legislative Council election | The middle line of the medical and health sector, the four-person battle between the two central committees, the medical and health sector may be divided into thin votes.