Lin Gao Qiming

Chapter 1880 Removing the Old and Closing the New (Fifteen)
"The personal information of the elders, itinerary, and even the specific number of elders...

"From the current point of view, not only the cadres of the naturalized people, but even most of the veterans themselves have extremely low awareness of secrecy. One of the major tasks of the Bureau of Secrecy is to conduct secrecy education, and to clarify the meaning, scope, and importance of secrecy. With the popularization of rules and regulations, punishment measures, etc., the veterans, naturalized people, especially those retained by the old society must realize the importance of confidentiality work...

"The Senate should restore the "State Secrets Law" as soon as possible to guide the confidentiality work..."

As I write this, Liu Xiang hopes that if the establishment of the Bureau of Confidentiality and the Bureau of Secrecy can be restored in the central government, it will be the biggest departmental adjustment after the Second Five-Year Plan, involving large libraries, political security, police affairs, the military, telecommunications, etc. This department can be regarded as a major political earthquake.However, under the current style of "the veteran's life secretary manages documents", the construction of these two bureaus will also affect the work of many life secretaries.

So Liu Xiang wrote very cunningly at the end: "Submit to the central government for deliberation, and restore the establishment of the two bureaus in the Guangzhou area as a pilot." tearing.After the shelf is set up in Guangzhou, as long as it can run stably, then the "founder" of this system will naturally be Liu Dafu in front of him.

Lai Xiao looked at the barge slowly approaching the pier, and then at the gleaming bayonets around him, cursing inwardly, "I've been attacked by the gangsters again!"
The sun was shining and it was scorching hot.Like the hundreds of people around him, he squatted on the ground with his head in his hands.Not daring to move.Surrounded by the national army and "black dogs" of the Kun bandits.One by one is vicious.There is no mercy in killing people: this is the Pearl River, one stab with a bayonet, one kick, and the corpse will be kicked directly into the river, and it will not even take the effort to bury it.From morning to now, Lai Xiao has seen several unlucky people who were thrown into the river like this.

The rags and tattered clothes on his body have become almost impossible to cover after last night's arrest and the toss of the "climbing pool".Although there is no cold in summer, squatting under the poisonous sun from morning to now is enough.

Even being a beggar is not tolerated by thieves.Lai Xiaoxiao hated this group of "short-haired plague-stricken people" more and more.

Since his elder brother Lai Da was caught in Lingao and the second young master ran away in a hurry, Lai Xiao worked as a handyman in Lingao County School for several months.During this period, I heard that my elder brother Lai Da had been sentenced to death and was killed by the Kun thief.While Lai Xiao was hurting, he silently prayed that the second young master would bring the officers and soldiers back to "revenge".

Although the officers and soldiers did come later, they were completely defeated by the Kun bandits.Lai Xiao's dream of "returning to the hometown" was completely shattered with the brigade of prisoners who were escorted to Lingao.

On the night of the "torch parade" to celebrate the victory, Lai Xiao wept alone in bed—he didn't dare to cry, even if all the people in the same room went to watch the excitement, he was afraid of being discovered.

Hatred and fear of Kun Bandit were intertwined in his heart. Although he once determined to be his elder brother, but in the end he couldn't resist the fear—Kun Bandit's investigation in Lingao became more and more severe—and he escaped.I thought about going back to Guangzhou to find the second young master.

He didn't dare to take the road to Qiongshan to cross the sea, so he found a small fishing boat in Lingao, crossed the strait to Xuwen, and then went to Guangzhou. He didn't go halfway, and all his money was spent, so he had to beg all the way. Just returned to Guangzhou.

However, Gou Chengxuan was not in Guangzhou, he asked around, but he never got any news about the second young master.Lai Xiao was desperate, and eventually became a beggar registered in Guandi Temple.

Lai Xiao was born as a slave when he was young, and he has first-rate ability to observe words and demeanor, let alone flattering horses.Whether it's going out to beg or cater to the big bones, they are all familiar with it.Although his qualifications in Doukou are not long, he has become a "character" in Doukou.

Guangzhou is a place where industry and commerce are well developed, there are many large shops, and the winter is not too cold.After a few years of being a gangster, Lai felt that it was not a bad time to beg for food—the so-called "begging for food for three years, even a magistrate will not do it."

The sudden raid of the Kun bandits in Guangzhou made Lai Xiao timid and thought of running away.After thinking about it, I am just a beggar. There are always thousands of beggars in the city of Guangzhou. What kind of person am I?Besides, even if you escape, how can you make a living by running out?In the business of begging for food, it is also born when you are not familiar with it.Going to a new place may not be as easy as Guangzhou.If you encounter a beggar who refuses to register, you really won't be able to eat!
So he took a fluke mentality and continued to hang around in Guangzhou.

Unexpectedly, the Kun thief would not even let the beggars go!Yesterday afternoon, after eating and drinking, Lai Xiao was sleeping soundly at Doukou, when suddenly a whistle sounded, and the "black dogs" of the gangsters rushed in like a swarm, waking him up abruptly from his dream. He squatted at the base of the wall with his head in his arms, watching them "check" his tattered clothes and a little "property" with whistle sticks and bayonets, and then he was escorted away.

Lai Xiao was really regretful at this time.He had stayed in Lingao before, and he knew the routine of the thieves: this ship was probably going to transport them back to Lingao, and after they went there, there would be another "purification" and then endless toil.Even those who are lame and have broken hands, as long as they are not "human sticks", they have work to do.

He was complaining about himself when suddenly there was a commotion among the waiting beggars. It turned out that an old beggar suddenly fainted.

It is summer now, and large groups of people gather on the exposed pier. Fainting from heatstroke is nothing new.The health bureau sent a few hygienists, and when they saw someone fainted, they carried them under the arbor to the side, gave him some water, and gave him a dose of Fangbangsan.

"Don't move around! Squat down!" With the sound of stern reprimand, the hygienist and two policemen separated the crowd with whistle sticks and came to the patient.

The hygienist was a student from the short-term training course of the Ministry of Health from Lingao. He casually glanced at the old beggar lying on the ground, and suddenly his face changed drastically. Evacuate all!"

"...This is a year of great victory and rapid progress for the people. During this year, the people of Guangdong, led by the Senate, continued their great march to wipe out the reactionary rule of usurping the Ming Dynasty and completed the liberation of the entire territory of Guangdong. In such a Under the general background, the great Senate led the people of Guangdong to carry out vigorous reform and construction work in all aspects of politics, economy and culture..."

Liu San threw away the newspaper in his hand irritably, spread out the pile of documents in front of him, and began to worry about routinely.

It has been a full year since the Senate liberated Guangzhou, but the progress of sanitation and epidemic prevention work has not satisfied the elders.Liu San has been busy in Guangzhou for more than half a year, but his title has always been "Guangdong Health Commissioner of the Ministry of People's Welfare and Welfare".When Commissioner Liu was overwhelmed, he suddenly realized that he had been fighting alone almost all the time. He had done things as a noble veteran for so long, but he didn't have his own team—let alone a team, he didn't even have a brand name, so he hurried He applied for the establishment of the Guangzhou Special City Health Committee to coordinate the public health management in Guangzhou. After all, modern public health and epidemic prevention matters cannot be managed by him alone and a few doctors of traditional Chinese medicine.But Mr. Liu Yuan also encountered the same problem as other departments in Guangzhou: lack of cadres.

There were not many naturalized people who really understood the modern medical system of the Senate, and quite a few of these people were assigned to the frontline of the already stretched health work, and all of them became doctors.Various departments in Guangzhou are looking for cadres, and the medical education of the Senate has just started, and there are almost no health administrative staff among the naturalized people, and the follow-up training naturally has not kept up.He was scratching his head and scratching his head for a solution.Suddenly the office door was pushed open.

"Report...report!" It was his correspondent who came in. The young man was out of breath and seemed to have run for a while.

"What's the matter?" He knew at a glance that there was a serious problem.

"Among the beggars who were deported...to Hong Kong...we found...found...found..." He said three "discoveries" in a row, "plague!"

Liu San was taken aback and stood up abruptly.

It was not unexpected that there was a plague epidemic in Guangzhou, because he had heard from medical officials that there had been plague transmission in the local area.But since returning to Nantian from Anran, he has not received a report of the plague—of course, the patient may have died as soon as he died, and no one realized it was the plague—in short, there has been no spread of the plague.

He hurriedly asked: "The specific situation?"

"It's at Pier No. 4 in Guangzhou, the fourth batch of deportees." The correspondent reported, "The patient is an old man in his 50s who suddenly fainted while waiting for the ship. After visual inspection, he showed symptoms of chills, nausea, and high body temperature. Swollen lymph nodes were found in the groin..."

Hearing this, Liu San has already confirmed that this is probably bubonic plague—the most common type of plague.Medical officials have repeatedly mentioned that Guangzhou has this infectious disease.

Even in the old time and space, the plague was the "No. 30 disease", which ranked first among more than [-] legal infectious diseases. It was one of only two Class A infectious diseases (the other was cholera), and the current veteran Hospitals do not have enough safe and effective vaccines and treatments.Unlike digestive tract infectious diseases, plague can be transmitted by fleas and droplets.For the era of poor public health environment and no attention to personal hygiene, its spread and fatality rate are almost devastating.

The only thing to be thankful for is that the bubonic plague is the mildest of the plagues.

"Have you taken isolation measures?"

"The National Army has blocked Pier No. [-]."

"Immediately notify the Coast Guard Command and ask them to send an isolation ship to transport all patients and contacts to outlying islands for isolation."

(End of this chapter)