National People's Congress election︱Wu Qiubei signed up for re-election to talk about anti-blockade in the Mainland: Epidemic prevention should not be increased layer by layer

The nomination period for the new Hong Kong National People's Congress will end on Wednesday (30th).

A number of current representatives including Wu Qiubei, Li Yinquan and others showed up this morning (28th) at the Election Work Office in Sheung Wan to receive registration forms or sign up.

Li Yinquan receives the form and prepares to apply for re-election

Li Yinquan, the current representative of the Hong Kong People's Congress and director of China Merchants Group, went to the candidate registration office this morning (28th) to pick up the registration form. He revealed that he has received more than 100 nominations. Submit the application form at 4:30pm today.

Wu Qiubei, the current representative and president of the Federation of Trade Unions, and Xie Aihong, vice president of the Federation of Trade Unions, also showed up to sign up in the morning.

Wu Qiubei revealed that he has obtained about 230 nomination votes from political circles, labor circles, regional associations, and national organizations, including Tan Huizhu, deputy director of the Basic Law Committee, Gao Yongwen, a member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, and the Legislative Council. Chairman Liang Junyan, etc., but some nominations still need to be sorted out and will be handed in later.

When asked how to comment on the anti-blockade demonstrations that have occurred in many places in the Mainland recently, Wu Qiubei said that he can only comment after knowing the specific situation, but he emphasized that he does not want the epidemic prevention measures to be "intensified" and should be implemented precisely and in accordance with national regulations.

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