Millions Issued Guidance for Potential Chinese Invasion
Summary
Taiwan is giving its citizens a new handbook to prepare for emergencies, including a potential invasion by China. The handbook includes information on what to do during various crises like military attacks, cyberattacks, and disinformation threats.Key Facts
- Taiwan is updating and distributing a civil defense handbook to help citizens respond to emergencies, including possible Chinese invasions.
- The handbook offers advice on different scenarios such as military invasion, sabotage of communication lines, and cyberattacks.
- It teaches people how to find bomb shelters using smartphone apps and suggests what to include in emergency kits.
- Citizens are advised not to take or share photos or videos during conflicts to avoid compromising military operations.
- The document warns against using Chinese-made devices that could be used for spying during crises.
- Families receive guidance on discussing potential emergencies with children.
- Lin Fei-fan, a Taiwanese official, mentioned that China engages in hybrid warfare involving cyberattacks and spreading false information.
- Taiwan plans to distribute the handbook to 9.8 million households and will work on campaigns to help citizens prepare emergency kits.
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