Fang Huai brought the two to the vicinity of the Command and handed them over to the staff.
The two were making a fuss, claiming that their company had sent over a large amount of supplies and that they just wanted to keep a photo of them participating in the disaster relief as a memento.
Fang Huai couldn't be bothered to argue with them and simply let the government's staff check their camera.
Upon viewing the photos they had taken, the staff found even more than what Fang Huai had seen, including some taken standing on the ruins, and some surreptitiously taken photos of the deceased.
All these staff members were from Sichuan.
Soon, the two were stripped of their vests and rescue certificates and, along with their relief supplies, were driven out of Hanwang.
All that was left was the name of their company, ready to be reported to the Command.
Companies that dared to use a disaster as a publicity stunt were bound to face the Socialist iron fist.
