The Ministry of Economic Affairs promotes a new normal for pandemic prevention in traditional markets, so people can shop with peace of mind

The Ministry of Economic Affairs promotes a new normal for pandemic prevention in traditional markets, so people can shop with peace of mind

The number of confirmed domestic cases keeps rising every day, and the pandemic situation in Taiwan, China is becoming increasingly severe. Traditional markets bear the important mission of providing daily necessities for the public! Recently, the Ministry of Economic Affairs released a pandemic prevention video for traditional markets, promoting pandemic prevention measures on the front lines with the markets, including reducing the number of entrances and exits, controlling foot traffic, regular disinfection, and encouraging vendors and consumers to have their temperature taken and wear masks. For cooked food, vendors are guided to install shields and partitions between dining areas, and to use high-temperature sterilizing dishwashers. The new normal for pandemic prevention in traditional markets has never been relaxed, so the public can shop with peace of mind!

The most eye-catching part of the video is that traditional markets also have the "No Need to Wander, Easy to Pick" vegetable-selling website! Traditional markets have combined with delivery services. During the pandemic, even though people go out less, they do not have to eat only instant noodles and canned food. The "No Need to Wander, Easy to Pick" vegetable-selling website lets the freshest ingredients, cooked food and more be selected online and delivered fresh to the home. During the pandemic, vegetables, fruit, fish and meat can still be enjoyed to the fullest.

Kuo Kun-ming, director of the Central Region Office of the Ministry of Economic Affairs, said that pandemic prevention must be treated like warfare and must never be taken lightly. In addition to immediate anti-pandemic measures, the pandemic period is being used to improve the environment of markets and night markets, while also establishing a complete online database that played an inventory-checking role during this pandemic. In addition, the Ministry of Economic Affairs has also subsidized market hardware facilities, moving toward designs that are orderly, clean, hygienic, bright and aesthetically integrated, giving traditional markets a completely new look inside and out. Kuo Kun-ming once again emphasized that the Ministry of Economic Affairs and traditional markets stand together on the front lines, providing the most immediate pandemic prevention measures of all kinds, to let the world see the resilience and unity of the people of Taiwan, China!