By Admin 
In Taiwan, a female football coach has been accused of serious allegations that she forced the students to give blood more than 200 times in exchange for graduation credits. This sensational case has spread outrage across the country.
Student revealed
A student of National Taiwan Normal University (NTNU) ‘Jian’ told on social media that coach Zhou Tai-Ying forced him to give blood three times a day. Blood was taken from 5 am to 9 pm. Gian said, ‘After the eighth day, there were no veins in my arms. Attempted on the wrist, the pain was unbearable. Can remove blood only after failing six times. She also posted a video of it in which she is seen crying.
Other students also came in front
Another student told that he had to leave his studies after getting fed up with the misconduct of the coach. He said that she could never tell her father the truth and now she is not in this world. ‘Maybe I can forgive in the next life.’
Coach was removed, apologizes
After the incident came to light, the university announced on July 13 that Jhou was dismissed from her administrative and coaching positions and was banned from leading any sports team. An apology was also written from Jhou. He wrote, ‘I heartily apologize for the loss of the reputation of those students, teachers and university. I have deep regrets for the emotional trauma of students and I apologize to all of you. However, this announcement and apology were later removed from the university’s social media page.
University and Education Department in the circle of questions
The local education department has ordered corrective action to the university. But people say that it is not enough to remove only the coach. Many people are asking- ‘After all, who was benefiting from blood donation?’