Reported 11 months ago
Amidst criticisms and opposition, various political figures from the blue camp in Taiwan have stepped back from supporting the proposed three transportation laws for Eastern Taiwan. However, Zhao Shaokang has pushed against the tide, emphasizing the importance of investing in these laws even if it requires spending money for the sake of future development. He believes that neglecting the transportation infrastructure in Eastern Taiwan could hinder the growth of the tourism industry and overall regional development, urging for a broader and long-term perspective in national infrastructure planning to prevent further difficulties in the future due to escalating costs and potential delays. Zhao's stance stands out as support for the controversial proposal remains divided among politicians.
Source: YAHOO