Reported about 1 year ago
In Taiwan's Taipei City, the Central Mountain District has recently seen over a hundred businesses reported for violating regulations, with the Department of Economic Development requiring improvements within two months or facing penalties, leading to concerns of the district's decline. Councilor Chen Yi-chun criticized Mayor Chiang Wan-an for allowing malicious investors to force out businesses through reports while the city government turns a blind eye, urging the protection of the district's interests. Chen noted the vibrancy and popularity of the district, especially among young people and tourists, and called for the mayor to address the issue and prioritize the well-being of the citizens instead of only showing up for publicity.
Source: YAHOO