Major’s Remarks:
1. The City Council is currently in session. All bureaus and departments are kindly requested to respond carefully to the various administrative actions and items proposed by council members.
2. As temperatures rise gradually and rainfall increases, rain is expected in various parts of Taiwan this week, with heavy downpours forecasted in some areas. In light of this, all bureaus and departments are urged to intensify efforts in preventing and controlling dengue fever while cooperating closely with the Public Health Bureau's epidemic prevention measures and inspections. Relevant bureaus and departments are urged to conduct thorough inspections of the surrounding environment actively in response to imported cases from overseas. It is crucial to recognize the thin line between overseas imported cases of dengue fever and domestic ones. Last year, the first local case of dengue fever emerged on June 12. Due to the failure to contain it promptly, the epidemic spiraled out of control, resulting in over 21,000 cases. Therefore, it is imperative for all bureaus and departments to enforce rigorously measures for preventing and controlling the epidemic.
3. During President Lai’s inauguration, he articulated his vision to develop Taiwan into a nation with an “economy on which the sun never sets” and outlined plans to promote the Five Trusted Industry Sectors, namely semiconductors, artificial intelligence, military, security and surveillance, and next-generation communications. To align with this vision, I urge the Economic Development Bureau and the Research, Development, and Evaluation Commission to stay updated on the latest policy trends. Please guide relevant industries in Tainan City to develop plans and promptly seek resources from the central government. President Lai also emphasized the need to combat fraud actively in his inaugural speech. Therefore, the Police Bureau, Education Bureau, Social Affairs Bureau, and Civil Affairs Bureau are tasked with providing students and citizens with accurate information to prevent them from falling victim to fraudulent schemes. While Tainan has performed well in fraud prevention in the past, efforts should continue to be made to reduce its incidence further. I urge all relevant bureaus and departments to remain diligent in their work on this matter.
4. The Police Bureau and the Research, Development, and Evaluation Commission are tasked with researching and discussing the application of generative AI in technological law enforcement.