關於 manpower翻譯 ，我們在網路上蒐集到這些相關的討論、資訊與評價

To dear foreign workers in Miaoli

1. According to the announcement of CDC on June 6th 2021, all the foreign workers in KYEC will stop working, start quarantine, and be paid as usual. Please stay at your place with an easy mind.

2. According to the announcement of Miaoli local government today (June 7th 2021),

a. All foreign workers in Miaoli should not go outside except for going to work. The dormitory staff or other dedicated staff will be responsible for all the essential grocery shopping.
b. The business or the manpower agency will be responsible for all commute to work.

I understand that this policy may cause some confusion among foreign workers, but please don’t worry and stay calm. I will deliver your opinions to the government, and continue to seek a better solution.

3. According to media Apple Daily today, “To assist all the foreign workers in KYEC who had stopped working, the ministry of labor has provided translators and quarantine care package.” Please confirm if the statement from the government is real, and if all the supplies are enough. If there is any concern, please don’t hesitate to let us know.

4. Today, hundreds of the Filipino KYEC workers who tested negative had been brought to the Zaoqiao Township dormitory, while the workers have provided photos of some sanitary problems of the environment, which is different from the photos from the front-line command station. We have delivered the problem to the front-line command station, and ask them to help to disinfect and clean up the environment as soon as possible.

5. The ministry of labor provides information on LINE as illustration. Please take a look.

6. One-Forty CARE, a non-profit organization, provides real-time anti-pandemic information in multiple language. Please take a look, and let’s get through the pandemic together. Link of One-Forty CARE information: https://bit.ly/3fnSTxU

Team of Sung Koung Ding, the Miaoli council member

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Đối với tất cả những người lao động nhập cư (di trú) ở MIÊU LẬT :

1. Theo thông báo của Trung tâm chỉ huy phòng dịch Trung ương ngày 6/6, lao động nhập cư nước ngoài của KYEC sẽ nghỉ việc, nghỉ ở nhà và vẫn được nhận lương .Mong mọi người an tâm ở lại nơi sinh sống.

2. Theo thông báo của Chính quyền huyện MIÊU LẬT( di trú )Từ hôm nay (7/6):
( 1. )Kể từ hôm nay , công nhân nhập cư trong huyện sẽ ngừng ra ngoài trong thời gian đi làm, và việc thu mua, mua sắm nhu yếu phẩm hàng ngày sẽ do những người quản lý ký túc xá hoặc nhân viên chuyên trách của đồn. Cảnh sát huyện được hướng dẫn tiến hành kiểm tra trên các đường phố cộng đồng bất cứ lúc nào.

( 2. )Tổ chức công cộng hoặc công ty trung gian chịu trách nhiệm đưa đón đến và đi khỏi nơi làm việc.

Tôi biết rằng chính sách này có thể khiến người lao động nhập cư ( di trú)cảm thấy khó hiểu, nhưng hãy bình tĩnh và yên tâm, tôi sẽ chuyển tiếng nói của bạn đến chính phủ để tìm kiếm các phương án quản lý tái định cư tốt hơn.

3. Theo báo cáo của Apple Daily tại Đài Loan hôm nay: "Để đối phó với việc công ty KYEC ngừng hoạt động hoàn toàn đối với công nhân nhập cư(di trú) , Bộ Lao động đã bố trí phiên dịch viên và cung cấp cho công nhân nhập cư (di trú)bộ dụng cụ phòng chống dịch để họ yên tâm hơn. Hai nghìn công nhân nhập cư (di trú)cũng có các cuộc gọi điện thoại. Chúng tôi sẽ liên lạc thường xuyên. ”
Vui lòng xác nhận với tất cả các công nhân di dời. Tuyên bố của Bộ Lao động có phù hợp với tình hình hiện tại không? Nguyên liệu có đủ không? Vui lòng cho chúng tôi biết nếu bạn có bất kỳ tình huống nào.

4. Hôm nay, có hàng trăm người đã tiến hành xét nghiệm nhanh ,nhằm tránh lây Lan dịch bệnh,và sau đó họ được đưa về ký túc xá Tạo Kiều .Tuy nhiên, những bức ảnh do công nhân nhập cư ( di trú) quay lại những hình ảnh về môi trường,vấn đề vệ sinh tại ký túc xá rất kém , không đảm . Chúng tôi đã báo cáo tình hình cho sở chỉ huy để hỗ trợ dọn dẹp môi trường tại chỗ càng sớm càng tốt.

5. Ngoài ra, Bộ Lao động Đài Loan đã cung cấp phiên bản LINE của nền tảng phổ biến thông tin, như thể hiện trong hình, mọi người lao động nhập cư (di trú) vui lòng tham khảo. ( https://lin.ee/GOrGlZI )

6. One-Forty CARE, một tổ chức phi lợi nhuận, phổ biến thông tin mới nhất về phòng chống dịch bệnh bằng nhiều ngôn ngữ khác nhau trong thời gian thực. Mong lao động nhập cư ( di trú ) Hãy cũng tham khảo để cùng nhau vượt qua dịch bệnh. Link chia sẻ: https://bit.ly/3fnSTxU.

Nghị sĩ huyện MIÊU LẬT Tống Quốc Đỉnh

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給各位苗栗的移工朋友：
　
一、根據中央流行疫情指揮中心在2021/06/06公告，京元電外籍移工停止上班，居家隔離，薪資照付，請大家放心待在住處。

二、根據今日（2021/06/07）苗栗縣政府公告：
1.全縣移工自即日起除上下班期間停止外出，生活所需採買由移工宿舍管理人員或專責人員統一負責，責成縣府警察局於社區街道隨時查察。
2.上下班統一由事業單位或仲介公司負責接送。
　
我知道這個政策可能讓移工朋友感到不解，不過請大家稍安勿躁，我會將各位的聲音傳達給官方，尋求更好的安置管理方案。

三、根據今日台灣蘋果日報報導：「針對苗栗京元電子移工全面停工，勞動部已進駐通譯人員，並提供移工防疫包，讓他們安心，兩千多名移工也都有掌握電話，都會定期聯絡。」，請各位移工朋友確認看看，勞動部的說法是否與現況相符？各項物資是否足夠？有任何狀況請讓我們知道。

四、今日有百名京元電子快篩陰性的移工朋友，因宿舍降載分流被帶往造橋的宿舍，但移工回傳的現場照片，似有環境衛生的嚴重問題，與前進指揮所給予的照片有所落差，我們已經情形反映給前進指揮所，盡快協助現場環境清理。

五、另外，台灣勞動部有提供LINE版資訊傳播平台，如附圖，請各位移工朋友參考。

六、非營利組織One-Forty CARE 有即時傳播各種語言最新防疫資訊，也請各位移工朋友參考，一起度過疫情。分享連結：https://bit.ly/3fnSTxU。

苗栗縣議員宋國鼎服務團隊

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這一波疫情來得很快，就連身為本國人的我們，對疫情的更新資訊有時都感到吃不消。

而對於外籍移工而言，更因為語言和資訊取得管道的限制，對疫情更顯得焦慮，我們也接獲到一些因為資訊落差引發的對峙事件。目前苗栗疫情發展，移工族群也面臨更高的群聚危機。

透過這樣的翻譯，讓移工朋友可以用他們的社群提醒彼此，是我們希望可以幫上忙的地方。

因為有不少朋友建議我，將日前臉書上“武漢肺炎發生率與致死率的國際比較”一文翻譯成英文，所以，就以英文版再次和大家分享，也謝謝大家的批評指教。

International Comparison of Incidence and Mortality Rates of COVID-19

In the statistics of the COVID-19 collected and published by the World Health Organization (WHO), only the numbers of confirmed cases and deaths of COVID-19 of affected countries are available, without taking the population of each country into consideration. It will result in a biased assessment of the COVID-19 risk for each country.
Better data for international comparison is incidence rates, which refer to the number of confirmed COVID-19 cases (numerator) divided by the number of the population (denominator) of a given country. As shown in Table 1. the incidence rate per 100,000 population was highest in Italy, Korean, Iran, and China (>5.0 per 100,000) and much lower in Japan, US and Taiwan (<0.5 per 100,000).



The number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in each country is not only related to its population but also dependent on the coverage rate of the COVID-19 virus test. The confirmed case number and incidence rate are relatively low for those countries where only the severe cases were tested for COVID-19 virus; and they are much higher for countries where severe, moderate and mild cases were tested for the virus.

Once a country changes its policy of virus testing, for example of testing only those who are seriously ill, the number of the confirmed cases and incidence rate will drop sharply in a short period of time, but its case fatality rate will rise accordingly.

The case fatality rate is the proportion (percentage) of confirmed COVID-19 cases who died from the disease. Its numerator is the number of confirmed cases who died from the disease, and its denominator is the total number of confirmed cases. It is for sure that the case fatality rate will be higher if the analysis is limited to severe cases, and it will drop dramatically if the analysis also includes moderate and mild cases.

As shown in Table 2, the case fatality rates are the same for severe (5%), moderate (0.5%) and mild (0.1%) COVID-19 confirmed cases in countries A, B, and C are the same, but
the overall case fatality rates per 1,000 confirmed cases are significantly different among the country A, where only test the severe cases (41 per 1,000), country B where both severe and moderate cases are tested (14 per 1,000), and country C where test all severe, moderate and mild cases (8 per 1,000).



Among the countries with more than 1,000 confirmed cases in Table 1, the overall case-fatality rates in Italy, China and Iran were all exceeded 3.5%. Obviously, the severe cases account for a relatively large proportion of confirmed cases. The overall case-fatality rate for South Korea and Germany was only 0.8% and 0.1%, respectively, where the moderate and mild cases account for a relatively large proportion.

When we see a rapid decline in the number of confirmed cases with a soared case fatality rate, we must first pay attention to the change in the country's virus testing strategy. The Director-General of WHO recently stated that all countries should be cautious for the case fatality rate of COVID-19 is rising! The conclusion that the Director-General was biasedly made without taking the change in the virus testing strategy into consideration. He made the matter worse by causing unnecessary panic!

In addition to the virus-detection strategy, some other factors such as age, chronic disease status, and quality of medical care also affect the case fatality rate. For examples, the fatality rate will be low if the patients in the hospital for isolation treatment are mostly young people, without chronic disease, and receiving good cares. If most patients are old, with chronic disease, and receiving inadequate cares due to limited hospital resources and manpower, the case fatality rate will become high.

因為有不少朋友建議我，將日前臉書上“武漢肺炎發生率與致死率的國際比較”一文翻譯成英文，所以，就以英文版再次和大家分享，也謝謝大家的批評指教。

International Comparison of Incidence and Mortality Rates of COVID-19

In the statistics of the COVID-19 collected and published by the World Health Organization (WHO), only the numbers of confirmed cases and deaths of COVID-19 of affected countries are available, without taking the population of each country into consideration. It will result in a biased assessment of the COVID-19 risk for each country.
Better data for international comparison is incidence rates, which refer to the number of confirmed COVID-19 cases (numerator) divided by the number of the population (denominator) of a given country. As shown in Table 1. the incidence rate per 100,000 population was highest in Italy, Korean, Iran, and China (>5.0 per 100,000) and much lower in Japan, US and Taiwan (<0.5 per 100,000).



The number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in each country is not only related to its population but also dependent on the coverage rate of the COVID-19 virus test. The confirmed case number and incidence rate are relatively low for those countries where only the severe cases were tested for COVID-19 virus; and they are much higher for countries where severe, moderate and mild cases were tested for the virus.

Once a country changes its policy of virus testing, for example of testing only those who are seriously ill, the number of the confirmed cases and incidence rate will drop sharply in a short period of time, but its case fatality rate will rise accordingly.

The case fatality rate is the proportion (percentage) of confirmed COVID-19 cases who died from the disease. Its numerator is the number of confirmed cases who died from the disease, and its denominator is the total number of confirmed cases. It is for sure that the case fatality rate will be higher if the analysis is limited to severe cases, and it will drop dramatically if the analysis also includes moderate and mild cases.

As shown in Table 2, the case fatality rates are the same for severe (5%), moderate (0.5%) and mild (0.1%) COVID-19 confirmed cases in countries A, B, and C are the same, but
the overall case fatality rates per 1,000 confirmed cases are significantly different among the country A, where only test the severe cases (41 per 1,000), country B where both severe and moderate cases are tested (14 per 1,000), and country C where test all severe, moderate and mild cases (8 per 1,000).



Among the countries with more than 1,000 confirmed cases in Table 1, the overall case-fatality rates in Italy, China and Iran were all exceeded 3.5%. Obviously, the severe cases account for a relatively large proportion of confirmed cases. The overall case-fatality rate for South Korea and Germany was only 0.8% and 0.1%, respectively, where the moderate and mild cases account for a relatively large proportion.

When we see a rapid decline in the number of confirmed cases with a soared case fatality rate, we must first pay attention to the change in the country's virus testing strategy. The Director-General of WHO recently stated that all countries should be cautious for the case fatality rate of COVID-19 is rising! The conclusion that the Director-General was biasedly made without taking the change in the virus testing strategy into consideration. He made the matter worse by causing unnecessary panic!

In addition to the virus-detection strategy, some other factors such as age, chronic disease status, and quality of medical care also affect the case fatality rate. For examples, the fatality rate will be low if the patients in the hospital for isolation treatment are mostly young people, without chronic disease, and receiving good cares. If most patients are old, with chronic disease, and receiving inadequate cares due to limited hospital resources and manpower, the case fatality rate will become high.