Taichung hands out multiple language prevention posters

Taiwan is back on fighting the coronavirus as clusters of local transmission cases appeared. 

To help foreign workers understand the latest prevention measures launched by the government,  the Labor Affairs Bureau of Taichung City Government  launched multiple language information posters. 

The posters are designed in Vietnamese, Indonesian, Thai, and English.     

Labor Affairs Bureau also recorded voice broadcasts and led a team to share the information with foreign workers on weekends.

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Taichung City Government Labor Director Zhang Da-Chun said that they have prepared multiple languages for foreign workers from Vietnam, Indonesia, Thailand.  

The posters include information such as a real name register system, keep social distance, and wash hands with soap. And also, it mentions that the government will fine those without wearing a mask outside.   

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Since the Taiwan government announces stricter Covid-19 preventions, Labor Affairs Bureau immediately printed posters in multiple languages for foreign workers. 

And to make sure to share the information with the foreign workers, the staff of Labor Affairs Bureau handed the posters out at shopping hotspots, such as ASEAN Plaza and the Taichung Train Station.