Ko Wen-je was reportedly infected with HPV while incarcerated. Chen Pei-chi lamented, "My heart bleeds." The Taipei District Prison responded to lawyer Li Yusheng's explanation of the detention center's environment and related regulations.

Ko Wen-je's HPV infection revealed while incarcerated; Chen Pei-chi laments, "My heart bleeds." The Taipei District Police Department responded. | Era News, One TV News reporter Wang Zhongjun

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Chen Pei-chi, wife of former Taipei Mayor Ko Wen-je, complained on Facebook today (20th) that people from the surveillance center often called to check on their whereabouts in the early morning. It is suspected that this was because their home signal was poor and they suspected that Ko Wen-je had run away, which caused them to have poor sleep quality. Chen Pei-chi also accused the Taipei Detention Center of poor living conditions and the lack of toilet lids in the cells, which caused Ko Wen-je to be infected with HPV. A full-body health check has been scheduled for next week. In response, the Taipei Detention Center used stainless steel utensils to hold food for personal hygiene and to reduce sharing of food with cellmates. In the future, the environment will be improved to protect the rights of inmates.

Li Yusheng, an attorney at Fidelity Law Firm, explained that in detention centers, when inmates are changed, the detention center administrator may perform a simple cleaning of the room, but the inmates are still responsible for the main cleaning work. If an inmate feels the toilet or other fixtures in the room are dirty, they can purchase cleaning supplies and clean them themselves. Because most detention center toilets are squat toilets, the risk of developing dermatitis from contact with unclean items is relatively low.

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