Small power outages continue throughout Taiwan. Economic Minister Wang Meihua said that many power outages were caused by accidental contact with animals. New Taipei City Councilor Ye Yuanzhi uploaded a spoof video on Facebook on the 17th, changing the press conference scene of the “Central Epidemic Command Center” to a press conference of the “Central Epidemic Power Outage Command Center” for small animals that broke into power equipment. They observed a moment of silence, and called on the public to serve as “power ambassadors” to help stop small animals, so as to avoid power outages and the acidity breaking the table.
In the film, Ye Yuanzhi plays the commander, explaining that there were two cases of power outages on March 16, one in Keelung and the other in Wenshan District, Taipei City. The reason for the blackout in Keelung was the intrusion of squirrels. Ye Yuanzhi held a moment of silence for the electrocuted squirrel at the press conference, and called on the small animals not to run around.
The film also arranges a question-and-answer session from the media. The reporter asked how to solve the power outage problem? Ye Yuanzhi said that the main reason for the power outage is that Taiwan is too empty, and animals such as birds, cats, and mice often break into the power facilities. Therefore, I hope that our compatriots will play the role of “power maintenance ambassadors” and block the animals as soon as possible.
Ye Yuanzhi also warmly reminded the public to keep the mentality of living a primitive life at all times, prepare batteries and candles, and bring water and dry food to prevent the elevator from being trapped in the power outage and hungry.
The reporter asked, is the frequent power outages due to lack of power? Is foreign capital not coming to invest because of this? Ye Yuanzhi imitated Chen Shizhong’s famous words by Minister of Health and Welfare and replied, “Rough remarks are unnecessary”, “How can the world keep up with Taiwan?” The whole spoof movie is full of sarcasm.
Ye Yuanzhi satirized that power outages are a major issue for people’s livelihood. Now power outages are almost every day. The government should follow the example of the CDC to set up a command center for “epidemic power outages”, hold daily press conferences, and report daily “determined power outages” cases to the Chinese people, explaining the scope and occurrence of the impact. reasons, and solutions.
