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International Center / Liao Lihui Report
In the face of Wuhan pneumonia (COVID-19, New Coronary Pneumonia) in Taiwan, the epidemic can be controlled, and many experts and academics pointed out that wearing masks in public places is the key. Now that the epidemic in Taiwan is becoming more stable, mask rescues have also been launched and tens of thousands of masks have been donated to help other countries. The quality of “Made in Taiwan” has also been internationally recognized. Some media reported that informed officials revealed that although Taiwan masks have not been lifted and cannot be exported, almost all countries that want them to come ask and want to order masks and other medical supplies from Taiwan.
▲ The production capacity of masks in Taiwan continues to increase.
According to a Canadian Broadcasting Corporation report, of the large number of masks ordered by the Canadian government to China, up to 8 million masks did not meet the requirements. Canada’s Federal Minister of Public Services and Procurement, Anita Anand, noted that of the 11 million masks received, only 1 million meets federal standards and another 1.6 million are still being tested. Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau also recently said he will not pay for unskilled masks.
At the same time, according to the “Sing Tao Daily” report, the Vancouver Taiwan Trade Center received an order from Canada to order 10 million medical masks from Taiwanese manufacturers. The director of the Taiwan Trade Center, Chen Jiankun, also confirmed that since the outbreak outbreak, importers from various Canadian provinces have asked the government department to buy Taiwan’s medical supplies. Due to export restrictions on medical masks and disinfectant alcohol, it must be approved by the intergovernmental agency Procurement, so the Vancouver Taiwan Trade Center is responsible for acting as a matchmaker for the Taiwan International Trade Office.
According to the Freedom Times report, an informed official added that although China still has a mask export ban, it currently only donates masks through international medical assistance. However, Taiwan masks have been internationally famous regardless of their production and quality. Almost all the countries you want to come ask.
▲ Officials revealed that many countries inquired about the masks in Taiwan.
In response to the pneumonia epidemic in Wuhan, China imposed a ban on the export of medical masks on January 24, and at the same time added production lines. From the daily production of 1.88 million, there is now an opportunity to see 20 million pieces. As the domestic epidemic slowed, China also launched international medical assistance. The first wave of donations went to European and American countries and friendly diplomatic countries that suffered from the epidemic. The country also opened a limited number of masks to relatives abroad.
As for when the ban on exporting masks was lifted in late June? Can the ban be lifted early? In this regard, Chen Shizhong, commander of the Central Epidemic Epidemic Command Center and Minister of Health and Welfare, pointed out that it still depends on the quantity and energy of all supply and demand; Economic Affairs Minister Shen Rongjin said the timing of the opening is very important. Bocha’s opportunity also emphasized that “there is no point in waiting for the epidemic to end and reopen,” but he respects the command center’s decision.
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