Taiwan Anti-Toxic Oil Rally
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The Kuomintang (KMT) party organized a large rally on Ketagalan Boulevard in Taipei to protest against 'toxic oil.' Organizers claimed over 50,000 people attended, leading to significant traffic congestion and police implementing traffic controls. Some KMT councilors were reportedly absent from the event.
Lawmaker's '1 million attendees' claim at Taipei rally sparks ridicule
- KMT legislator Fu Kun-chi claimed over one million people attended a rally in Ketagalan Boulevard, Taipei. - Netizens widely criticized the claim, pointing out the discrepancy with the reported attendance of 80,000. - Critics mocked the inflated number, comparing it to scams and questioning the credibility of the statement.
Ketagalan 'Anti-Toxic Oil' Crowd Overflows, Taipei Police Initiate Second Phase of Traffic Control
- The Kuomintang (KMT) held a large "I Am Human, I Oppose Toxic Oil" rally on Ketagalan Boulevard in Taipei. - Due to the overflow of attendees, Taipei police initiated a second phase of traffic contr…
KMT rally on Ketagalan Boulevard causes major traffic jams in Taipei
- A large gathering organized by the KMT party on Ketagalan Boulevard in Taipei caused significant traffic congestion. - Police closed multiple roads, including Zhongshan South Road, leading to traffi…
KMT holds anti-toxic oil rally in Taipei, claims over 50,000 attendees
- The Kuomintang (KMT) held an anti-toxic oil rally at Ketagalan Boulevard in Taipei. - Organizers announced that over 50,000 people attended the event. - A parent representative expressed concern for…
300 from Pingtung Join Taipei Protest March; Some KMT Councilors Absent
- Approximately 300 people from Pingtung participated in a protest march in Taipei. - The march was organized by the Kuomintang (KMT) party. - Some local KMT councilors did not attend due to the long …