As soon as the Provincial Red Cross Society president opened his mouth, it immediately caused a chain reaction.
The other leaders followed suit.
The Director of the Provincial Department of Education and the Permanent Deputy Governor in charge of this area both spoke, stating that the educational system needed to support education in remote mountainous areas, and that provincial-owned secondary technical schools and colleges should provide tuition waivers and subsidies for extremely poor students, as funds were short.
The Director of the Provincial Civil Affairs Bureau and the Deputy Governor in charge of civil affairs mentioned that the aging population within the province was becoming a serious issue, with too many elderly, weak, and disabled people. They said that sometimes the civil affairs assistance funds were stretched to the limits, and surely they couldn't let these subjects of civil assistance starve to death?
