By / Scenic Spots Family Fresh News
On April 14, the Central Epidemic Command Center reported zero new confirmed cases of COVID-19. After 36 days without a single case, this zero figure gave those concerned about the pandemic a sense of hope. However, Minister Chen Shih-chung reminded everyone not to be complacent. That evening, the Grand Hotel prominently displayed the word "ZERO" on its exterior wall, which was quite moving. The reaction on Facebook was also very enthusiastic.
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Grand Hotel’s Facebook post:
[Taiwan reports zero new COVID-19 cases again!]
The Grand Hotel, which carries many shared memories for Taipei residents and is also a famous landmark in the city, specially used a lighting idea in the evening on this #ZeroCases day to project a huge “ZERO” in front of its main building, telling all of Taiwan and the world that we’ve done it!
Sustaining success is not easy—let’s keep up the fight against the pandemic!
Today’s zero-case achievement is not only the hard work of all the pandemic heroes, but also the result of the collective effort of all Taiwanese. We hope everyone keeps pushing forward, and during this time, we must unite even more. The Grand Hotel will always be with you.
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Photo / Howard Plaza Hotel
In addition, Kaohsiung Howard Plaza Hotel also projected a big smiley face on its exterior wall—the round shape symbolizing zero cases. The impact of this pandemic has been enormous globally. Taiwan has not only gained international attention for its effective pandemic control, but the people of Taiwan have also become more united and confident in their determination to prevent the spread of the virus. Zero cases is good news for now. Although Minister Chen Shih-chung called it a “small blessing,” there should be no relaxation in epidemic prevention. Whether it’s the messages projected on buildings or the topics discussed by the
Domestic COVID-19 cases have not been reported in a long time – Minister of Health Chen Shih-chung wears a pink mask to encourage a young boy
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