Good Morning World》Ministry of Agriculture: WOAH Officially Approves Taiwan's Return to African Swine Fever Free Status
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Taiwan's Ministry of Agriculture announced that WOAH has officially approved Taiwan's return to African Swine Fever (ASF)-free status. Premier Cho Jung-tai instructed measures to stabilize prices, with the Ministry of Economic Affairs coordinating increased production from CPC and Formosa Plastics, and the Ministry of Agriculture implementing measures to support farmers and fishermen. The Central Weather Administration forecasts rain across Taiwan on the 7th, with localized heavy rain in the north, and weather stabilizing on the 8th. The National Security Bureau reported multi-faceted pressure from China on Taiwan, including military incursions, coast guard vessel harassment, and cyber warfare. The National Atomic Energy Council is researching Small Modular Reactors (SMRs), aiming for power generation by 2035. A spring roll food poisoning incident in Kaohsiung City's Zhengyi Market led to 140 people seeking medical attention, and the vendor was fined.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: Why was Taiwan able to regain its ASF-free status?
- A: Taiwan was officially approved by WOAH (World Organisation for Animal Health), confirming that it has eradicated African Swine Fever, thus regaining its ASF-free status.
- Q: What measures has Premier Cho Jung-tai taken to stabilize prices?
- A: Premier Cho Jung-tai instructed the Ministry of Economic Affairs to coordinate with CPC and Formosa Plastics to stabilize raw material production. The Ministry of Agriculture also provided measures to stabilize farmers and fishermen regarding fertilizers and agricultural/fishery oils, and the Ministry of Transportation and Communications initiated aviation fuel subsidies.