A desperate cry for help: Parents of missing children rally; Man calls police due to money pressure

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According to the Chinese government website, China has achieved a comprehensive victory in the battle against poverty. By 2021, after the reform and opening, 770 million poor people in China's rural areas were lifted from poverty according to the current poverty standard.
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Return Our Children to Us, Parents of Missing Children Rally at Guangzhou Government Gate.
A group of parents of missing children gathered in front of the government building in Guangzhou
City, Fujian Province on July 28th to call on the authorities to help in the search.
Videos shared on the internet shows that they had placed a search notice on the ground of
over 10 meters long, more than 32.8 feet with the missing children's information.
They said, we are child-seeking parents from all over the country. A large number of facts
prove that our children are basically sold in Guangzhou. We implore that relevant departments
of Guangzhou City to open a case to investigate and return our children to us. It is impossible
to estimate the specific number of children trafficked in China.
However, Yao Cheng, a former Lieutenant Colonel Staff Officer of the Communist
Party of China Naval Command, who has defended the rights of abducted women and children,
told New Tang Dynasty TV that he suspected police involvement behind the scenes.
He said that after women and children are abducted and sold, the buyer will pay for
the police to be enrolled with the household registration so the police are reluctant to
look for a missing person. A desperate cry for help, man calls police due to money pressure.
According to the Chinese government website, China has achieved a comprehensive victory
in the battle against poverty. By 2021, after the reform and opening, 770 million poor people
in China's rural areas were lifted from poverty according to the current poverty standard.
However, people still struggle to have a stable life, especially during China's economic recession.
On July 17, due to money stress, a man called the police station to say he wanted to commit
suicide and he was considering whether to break the law or not. He cried and told the police
there are four children in the family and the salary of 5,000 yuan, $742, can't support it all.
Then he asked, is it illegal to commit suicide? Many residents left their comments about the
situation on social media. Netizen Han said 5,000 yuan is quite high and most people in China are
only 3,000 yuan, $445 per month. Another said many such families such as our family are still
holding out. Floods wash away railway bridge. In Jinzhou, freight train derails. China Railway
Shen Yun Bureau Group Company Limited reported that at 8.40 p.m. on July 28, an old railway bridge
on the Dahushan-Zhengjiatun Railway in Haishan County, Jinzhou City, was washed away by floods.
A coal train was disconnected while running on the bridge and part of the vehicle fell off.
Beijing Daily reported that freight train number 84614 of the Shen Yun Bureau Group
Company of the State Railway Administration derailed 361 meters, 1,184.3 feet from the
Dajiang Line. The preliminary judgment was that the bridge pier tilted due to heavy rains.
The official notification did not disclose how many train cars fell in the accident
and no casualties were reported.
