Five cadres in Shaanxi encountered a traffic accident on their way back from poverty alleviation [5 cadres in Shaanxi were involved in a traffic accident on their way back from poverty alleviation, one died on the job and four were injured] On November 14, Fang Hongwei, Secretary

Five cadres in Shaanxi were involved in a traffic accident on their way back from poverty alleviation [5 cadres in Shaanxi were involved in a traffic accident on their way back from poverty alleviation, one died on duty and four were injured] On November 14, Fang Hongwei, Secretary of the Municipal Party Committee and Mayor, and Wang Biao, Deputy Director of the Provincial Poverty Alleviation Office, led the leaders of relevant departments , went to Ningqiang County Tianjin Hospital to visit and express condolences to the wounded in poverty alleviation and the families of cadres who died in the line of duty. At about 14:00 on November 13, five cadres of the Ningqiang County Animal Husbandry Center were involved in a traffic accident on their way back from Maozui Village, Guangping Town, where they were carrying out poverty alleviation work, causing serious injuries. Four of the injured, Ren Zhengwen, Zhang Yanli, An Haiyan and Yang Mei, were being treated in the hospital. Qiang Qingfang died due to excessive injuries and ineffective rescue efforts. After the accident, the Provincial Party Committee and the Provincial Government attached great importance to it. Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee Liu Guozhong and Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee and Governor Zhao Yide issued instructions, requiring all-out efforts to treat the injured in poverty alleviation and meticulous follow-up work to avoid similar accidents from happening again.

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Source: Western Network