On April 19, Li Keqiang drove to Shahe Town in the depths of Dashan Mountain in Guangyuan, Sichuan.
The Prime Minister is particularly concerned about basic medical care and compulsory education, which are directly related to people's livelihood.
You have built the first line of defense to protect the lives and health of the grassroots people
Li Keqiang first came to the Central Health Center in Shahe Township, Chaotian District, and asked about the reimbursement ratio and medical insurance payment of the patients who came to see the doctor. He carefully inspected the pharmacy and asked to ensure "zero price difference" for medicines.
Knowing that the hospital’s 10 general practitioners and 9 family doctor teams provide basic medical services to more than 20,000 people in the area, the Prime Minister affirmed that you have built the first line of defense for the lives and health of the people at the grassroots level, and let the people get minor illnesses. , Common diseases can be treated nearby, reducing their burden of seeing a doctor.
This year, our financial resources will be more inclined to basic medical care, especially to increase investment in county and township hospitals and health centers, and gradually improve the treatment of grassroots medical workers, so that everyone can work more at ease and take good care of the health of the grassroots. .
Learn a lot, stand tall, the mountains will not be able to block your vision
Li Keqiang then came to Shahe Town Primary School to learn more about the conditions for running the school, the curriculum and the treatment of teachers.
The Prime Minister said to the children that your school is surrounded by mountains. I hope you study hard and learn more. If you stand tall, the mountains will not be able to block your vision.
In the future, you will go out of the mountains, no matter how big your career is, don't forget the teachers here and who are willing to be ladders for you.
Li Keqiang turned to the teachers present and said that the government will continue to increase investment in compulsory education, especially at the county and township levels, and gradually improve the treatment of rural teachers to ensure that the average salary level of compulsory education teachers is not lower than the local level. The average salary level of civil servants.