The sudden earthquake has put the lives of Gansu residents in a difficult situation. People from all walks of life have reached out to help, donating money and materials to support the disaster area. During this special period, an enthusiastic man spontaneously joined the disaster relief team and sent a truckload of supplies to the disaster area. However, on the way back, he encountered an unexpected obstacle.
On that day, the man pulled a truck full of relief supplies, and after many hardships, finally delivered the supplies to the disaster area. On the way back, he passed through a small town, but was stopped by the local authorities and asked to pay a sanitation fee. The man was puzzled, why did he have to pay for the return of the relief supplies?
The man believes that the relief supplies are for the residents of the affected areas on an emergency basis, and that he should not pay for health when he returns. The local authorities said that according to the relevant regulations, all vehicles are required to pay a health fee for the return trip, and the disaster relief material vehicles are no exception.
The man questioned whether the local authorities' sanitation fee standards were reasonable. He said that the health expenses for the return journey of relief supplies should be reduced or waived to show support for the relief work. The local authorities said that the standard of health expenses was formulated according to the actual situation and there was nothing wrong with it.
Most netizens supported the man's position, arguing that the health fee should not be paid for the return of disaster relief supplies. They said that the move was against social morality and that the relevant departments should explain it.
Some netizens also expressed different opinions
Experts said that the issue of paying health fees for the return of disaster relief materials involves many factors such as laws, regulations, policies and ethics. Relevant departments should give full consideration to the particularity of disaster relief and give appropriate preferential policies. At the same time, the relevant departments should also strengthen the supervision of the collection of health fees to ensure that the fees are reasonable and transparent.
With widespread concern from all walks of life, the local authorities have re-examined the man's return of relief supplies. In the end, the man did not have to pay the health fee and successfully completed the return trip. The incident has sparked extensive discussions on the issue of health expenses for the return of relief materials, and the relevant departments have also said that they will continue to improve relevant policies to better serve the disaster relief work. The return of relief supplies was blocked and the payment of sanitation fees was required, which aroused widespread concern in the society. From multiple perspectives such as morality, laws, regulations and policies, the relevant departments should give full consideration to the particularity of disaster relief materials and give appropriate preferential policies. At the same time, we will strengthen supervision to ensure that the collection of sanitation fees is reasonable and transparent, and provide strong support for disaster relief efforts. Don't chill everyone's enthusiasm.