Taipei, Jan. 23 (CNA) The former chief of Taiwan Air Force's Weather Center recently received a two-year suspension from working in the public sector for gross negligence deemed partly responsible for a military chopper crash in 2020 that killed eight military officers, including the nation's then top military commander, Chief of the General Staff Shen Yi-ming (沈一鳴).
The former head of the air force’s weather center cannot work in the public sector for two years after being found guilty of gross negligence in actions deemed partly responsible for a military helicopter crash in 2020 that killed eight military officers, including chief of the general staff general Shen Yi-ming (沈一鳴).
Although proceedings of the Judicial Yuan’s Disciplinary Court are confidential, a source told the Central News Agency on condition of anonymity that the court, which is responsible for punishing civil servants, gave Jen I-wei (任亦偉) the two-year suspension.
Jen was head of the weather center at the Air Force Weather