Friday, December 09, 2011

2012 ELECTIONS: Group calls for electromagnetic waves regulation


2012 ELECTIONS: Group calls for electromagnetic waves regulation

By Shelley Shan  /  Staff Reporter

Members of the Taiwan Electromagnetic Radiation Hazard Protection and Control Association call for laws to regulate the use of electromagnetic radiation during a press conference yesterday. The idea for laws regulating the use of electromagnetic radiation was first proposed by People First Party vice presidential candidate Lin Ruey-shiung.

Photo: CNA

The Taiwan Electromagnetic Radiation Hazard Protection and Control Association yesterday urged the presidential candidates to pay more attention to the issue of electromagnetic waves and pass laws to protect people from their harmful effects.
The call came amid a claim by People First Party vice presidential candidate Lin Ruey-shiung (林瑞雄) that he was attacked by 18,750kHz electromagnetic waves for three consecutive nights from Sept. 20.
Lin said he had to move from his residence to a hotel because of the attacks, adding that he knew it was an electromagnetic radiation (EMR) attack because he is an expert in the field.
The National Security Bureau has rebutted Lin’s statement and quoted the National Communications Commission as saying that neither the military, the bureau nor any other government agency had applied to use the 18.75MHz or 1,875MHz frequency.
At a press conference yesterday, association chairman Chen Chiao-hwa (陳椒華) said the WHO has noted an increase in the number of individuals who are sensitive to EMR because of the rise in the number of base stations.
Citing a report from Sweden, Chen said the Swedish government had identified 2 percent to 5 percent of its population who demonstrated symptoms of being sensitive to electromagnetic radiation.
A dozen residents living close to electric power stations also attended the press conference and said the EMR from the power stations in their neighborhoods was the source of their sufferings, ranging from leukemia and cancer to depression.
As the vice presidential candidates are holding their televised debate today, Chen said that one of the questions should be directed at Premier Wu Den-yih (吳敦義), the running mate of President Ma Ying-jeou (馬英九), regarding his understanding of EMR.
Chen said the Cabinet and other government agencies had spent taxpayers’ money on projects to reduce EMR in buildings, but Wu has said he does not know much about it.
Chen also encouraged Lin to share his knowledge about EMR.
“As a public health expert and vice presidential candidate, Lin should speak out louder than anybody else [about the hazards generated by EMR],” Chen said. “Not only did he have to flee [from the EMR], he should also show us how to flee.”

http://www.taipeitimes.com/News/taiwan/archives/2011/12/10/2003520402

1 comment:

  1. This article needs to be taken seriously. People First Party vice presidential candidate Lin Ruey-shiung is telling the truth. There are many survillians all over the world suffering from microwave and associated attacks. They call themselves Targeted Individuals (TI's). we beleieve many of the technologies are under milltary/governmental 'classified information' banner. However due to thousands of victims experiencing the same type of antics and research/histories showing these technologies exist targeted Individuals are doing what they can to get the word out to the public as mainstream media, authorites often shun a victim and write them off as delusional. Microwave attacks can be done remotely - invisibly and create severe pain,illnes and death over time to a victim. For more info visit http://www.organised-crime-of-covert-electronic-assault-nz.com

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