Briefing: Wednesday, July 14th, the 5th day of the sixth lunar month
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1. For the first time, the net profit of central state-owned enterprises exceeded 1 trillion yuan in the first half of the year. 2. The Ministry of Education denies rumors about the cancellation of teachers’ winter and summer vacations, and instead introduces a \"5+2\" model for after-school services, meaning that schools will provide after-school services for 5 days a week, with at least 2 hours of service each day. 3. China’s anti-fraud warning SMS service 12381 has been officially launched, delivering anti-fraud warning messages to the public at no cost. 4. **National Health Commission: The overall myopia rate among children and adolescents in China is 52.7%, while the rate of overweight and obesity among children and adolescents aged 6–17 is nearly 20%. 5. In various areas of Guangxi: Students whose family members listed on their household registration have not yet been vaccinated are, in principle, deferred from enrolling in school. 6. All tunnels on the new Fuzhou-Xiamen railway main line have been completed, meaning that the journey from Fuzhou to Xiamen will now take only 1 hour. 7. A second-tier medical university in Jiangxi is recruiting top-tier talents; academicians will earn an annual salary of 2.6 million yuan. 8. Zhejiang’s peak electricity demand exceeded 100 million kilowatts, surpassing the levels of developed countries such as Germany and France. 9. Over 40 million yuan! Inner Mongolia will implement insurance for over 37 million mu of grasslands. 10. **National Health Commission: The subsidy standard for basic public health services per person has been raised to 79 yuan. 11. Another one! More than 160 unmarked graves were discovered at the former site of a boarding school in Canada. 12. In India, retail inflation remained above 6% in June, with the price of edible oils rising by as much as 34%.
**National Health Commission: The overall myopia rate among children and adolescents in China is 52.7%, while the overweight and obese rate among children and adolescents aged 6–17 is nearly 20%.** Myopia rates should be included in the assessment criteria for primary and secondary schools. 5. In various areas of Guangxi: Students whose family members listed on their household registration have not yet been vaccinated are, in principle, deferred from enrolling in school. In the case of faulty sentences, students whose family members on their household registration have not been vaccinated will, in principle, have their enrollment postponed. 8. Zhejiang’s peak electricity demand exceeded 100 million kilowatts, surpassing the levels of developed countries such as Germany and France. Electricity prices in Germany and France are quite high; it’s good that our home country cares about the well-being of its people. 9. Over 40 million yuan! Inner Mongolia will implement insurance for over 37 million mu of grasslands. It’s nonsense – where would there be more grasslands to spread things out and offset risks?
Zhejiang’s peak electricity demand has exceeded 100 million kilowatts, surpassing that of developed countries such as Germany and France. High temperatures, air conditioners in thousands of households; P
I saw a news report yesterday saying that the temperature in Kuwait reached 74 degrees℃
In comparison, it’s still more comfortable at home!
**National Health Commission: The overall myopia rate among children and adolescents in China is 52.7%, while the rate of overweight and obesity among children and adolescents aged 6–17 is nearly 20%.