Taiwan's population consists of over 700,000 migrant workers, a number so large it emphasizes their role in Taiwanese society. Taiwan Immigrants' Global News Network shares the following series of informative videos about the lives of migrant workers in Taiwan. Watch the broadcast here：0904 NIA video news report－English
(Taiwan Immigrants’ Global News Network) shares the following series of informative videos about the lives of migrant workers in Taiwan.
News in Focus (August 30 – September 5)
- 2 symptoms to watch out for after receiving the AZ and Moderna vaccine, seek medical attention immediately
As the domestic Covid-19 vaccine is launched, many people are worried about the side effects of the vaccine. Dr. Hsu Shu-hua reminded the public to observe the precautions at different points in time after the vaccination. If you have trouble breathing, drop in blood pressure, vomiting, swelling of the tongue and throat, skin rash, etc., you must call for help immediately. Aside from staying healthy, one must pay attention to the side effects caused by the vaccine.（For more information：After vaccination with AZ, Moderna, "Pay attention to 5 points in time" and see a doctor immediately if there are 2 symptoms）
- The National Immigration Agency promotes the release of the "Dream Building Project" documentary of new immigrants.
The NIA encourages new immigrants to participate in its "Dream Building Project". The award-winning video is available for viewing online. The NIA congratulated new immigrants who received the award and fulfilled their dreams. This is to enrich the multicultural and diverse society in Taiwan.
- New Taipei City provides telephone services for resigning migrant workers
As the epidemic improved, New Taipei City Government implemented the “Free At-home Consultation Service for Migrant Workers". Migrant workers can receive professional guidance, and this also prevents occupational accidents, providing them with better quality care. The consultation services are open for applications through the 1966 hotline beginning August 16. Services and consultation on resignation will be provided via telephone to reduce the risk of exposure to the COVID-19 virus.（For more information：New Taipei City provides telephone services for resigning migrant workers and free consultation services to caretakers）
- 4 tips in preventing heat stroke when working outdoors
When working outdoors in the scorching summer heat, aside from epidemic prevention, we must also be careful to avoid getting heatstroke. People who need water can use the "Operation Feng Cha" APP to quench their thirst. This allows people to find the nearest "Feng Cha" station easily and quickly. The APP also promotes environmental protection.（For more information：Hot summer ``outdoor work'' can lead to heatstroke. Here are 4 ways to prevent heat injury）
