Li pushes living standards
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Chinese Premier Li Keqiang has stressed solving problems facing people鈥檚 livelihood through development, and continuously improving the living standards of people of all ethnic groups.
Li, also a member of the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, made the remarks during his inspection tour in northwest China鈥檚 Qinghai Province from Tuesday to Wednesday.
In his visit to a market in Xining, the provincial capital, Li said measures should be taken to guarantee the supply of food, especially beef, pork and lamb, and stabilize prices during the Spring Festival.
In a village inhabited by Han and Tibetan people, Li checked their living conditions and sent his festival greetings. He said the western region should promote a new type of urbanization and give full play to the leading role of major cities, so as to provide more job opportunities for farmers and lift them out of poverty.
Checking the site of a recent road collapse in Xining, Li urged local authorities to check and rectify the hidden dangers of public facilities, and ensure the quality of new projects.
With the new coronavirus, all localities should improve and implement detailed prevention measures in time, said the premier while visiting the Qinghai Red Cross Hospital.
Medical personnel should try their best to treat patients and contain the epidemic, and take precautions themselves, Li urged.
During his visit to an old residential community, Li said progress had been made in improving housing conditions thanks to the large-scale shantytown renovation in the past few years.
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