The Fraternity Seat is frequently controversial, so rely on text messages to enhance the propaganda effect!

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Fraternity seat sparks controversy
Disputes over "fraternity seats" have occurred frequently on the Taipei MRT recently. Some passengers have demanded that young passengers give up their fraternity seats by verbally humiliating or physically beating them. These events sparked heated discussions about whether the Fraternity Seat was justified. Although the Charity Seat was originally set up to help people in need, it has now become a tool for some people to bully others, causing social antagonism.




How to deal with disputes

In order to reduce conflicts caused by charity seats, Beijie continues to strengthen publicity and calls on passengers to give up their seats to those in need. They are also thinking about how to conduct propaganda more efficiently. When people are faced with improper requests to give up their seats, it is also recommended that passengers ring the bell to notify station staff and record the video as evidence for subsequent filing.



Use text messages for promotion

In modern society, almost everyone has a mobile phone, and text messaging, as a communication method that is not limited by mobile phone models, has become an important tool for propaganda. Beijie can consider sending text messages to strengthen the promotion of Fraternity Seats, which can not only convey the message quickly and algeria whatsapp phone number effectively, but also ensure that every passenger can understand the relevant regulations in a timely manner.



Newsletter promotions can include the following:

The Original Purpose and Importance of Fraternity Seats: Passengers are reminded that Fraternity Seats are set up to help those in need, so anyone in need can use these seats.
Suggestions for dealing with inappropriate behavior: If you encounter an inappropriate request to give up your seat, it is recommended that passengers ring the bell to notify station staff and retain evidence for subsequent processing.
MRT etiquette of getting off first and then getting on: When taking the MRT, please let the passengers off the bus before getting on to ensure smooth entry and exit for passengers.
You can stand on both sides of the escalator: In order to reduce the frequency of accidents on the escalator, the rule of "standing on the right and walking on the left" has been cancelled. Therefore, passengers should hold onto the handrails and stand firm on the steps when riding the escalator to ensure safety and stability.