The Regent's Sweetheart

Chapter 159 Labor Camp

The next day.

Lin'an City.

As soon as the sky turned pale, Lin Jiaojiao got up and knocked on the door on Shishi not long after, perhaps she saw the lights in her room were on.

After getting her permission, Eleven came in and said, "Princess, that woman complained to the Lin'an government office, saying that her husband's death was unknown, because this matter involved the Ministry of Industry, Lin'an government office The Yamen refused to accept it, and then the woman left Lin'an and went to Jingzhao Mansion in the capital."

She was stunned for a moment after hearing this, and then grasped the key point in Eleven's words, the Ministry of Industry.

Since it was the woman's husband who reported the case because of his unknown death, the reason why the government refused to accept it was because of the Ministry of Industry.

It seems that this matter has nothing to do with the Ministry of Industry.

So he asked: "Do you have any news from the Ministry of Industry? What is involved in the Ministry of Industry?"

"Returning to the princess, there was an accident two months ago in Jia's barn in Lin'an, which resulted in the death of fifteen laborers on the spot. The explanation given by the Ministry of Industry was that there was an accident in the construction, and it has been properly dealt with and will not delay the construction period. Recently, a homicide case occurred in the Ministry of Industry. It does matter, only this one!" This is what Eleven knows so far.

Ja barn accident?She thought about it, and then her heart sank. Could it be that the woman's husband was also among them?

There is a reason for this, because you are dissatisfied with the result of the Ministry of Industry's handling, you have to sue the government office?

Or the Ministry of Labor did not deal with it at all.

It stands to reason that the Ministry of Industry should appease the family members of the workers in case of an accident. Not only should they be responsible for burying the workers, but they should also compensate their families accordingly.

But thinking this way, there is still something unreasonable. If the woman only sued the government for this matter, she would not be the target of being arrested by Dali Temple.

Even if it is for the Ministry of Industry to conceal the accidental death of workers who were not properly handled, Dali Temple cannot be used to help conceal it.

And with such a big Ministry of Industry, will it be possible to do this because of the pension money of [-] laborers?
It is impossible for the Ministry of Industry to do such a thing that is not worth the loss.

Since it is a matter of the Ministry of Industry, it should be reported, so he said: "I want the cause and effect of this accident of the Ministry of Industry, as well as the information on the handling results."

"Yes! This subordinate will do it now!
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Lin Jiaojiao looked at the worker's death certificate in her hand, there were indeed fifteen people in total, and the foreman committed suicide in fear of crime, and the Ministry of Industry had appeased all the workers' families, and the pensions had been distributed.

Now that this has been dealt with properly, why does the woman still go to the government to appeal for grievances?First he failed in Lin'an, then entered Jingzhao Mansion, but was arrested by Dali Temple, and finally died in Huangquan.

She thought about it, and although there was no direct information proving that the woman was related to the dead laborer, she was always related to the Ministry of Industry.

Thinking of this, she decided to take people to the labor camp where Jia's barn was built to find out.

After half an hour.

――Jia Barn, a labor camp.

This place is as lively as a market in a small town. Since the construction of Jia's barn is huge, it is natural to give the laborers who built the Jia's barn a place to live.

As soon as there are more people, there will naturally be more vendors doing business. Next to the labor camp, there is also a good-looking restaurant called Piaoxianglou.

The people coming and going couldn't help but look at them when they saw them. After all, she had five or six guards by her side, so it was indeed a bit eye-catching to appear here.

So he took people into the restaurant.

"Oh, noble man, please go upstairs." The waiter greeted him warmly.

She looked around the restaurant, but saw a private room on the first floor with an excellent view. The curtain rolled up by the door was lowered, which could be regarded as a seclusion.

(End of this chapter)