Family's Subsistence Allowance Withdrawal After Concert Trip Formally Addressed by Authorities

Deep News
Sep 07

An official statement was issued on September 7th by the Social Affairs Administration Bureau of the Ganzhou Economic Development Zone in Jiangxi Province, addressing online reports that a girl had her entire family's subsistence allowance revoked after traveling to Hong Kong for a concert. The bureau confirmed that it has established a dedicated task force to conduct a thorough investigation into the matter.

The bureau stated that it had paid close attention to the widely circulated online claim regarding a girl from Jiangxi who allegedly lost her family's subsistence allowance due to outbound spending. Upon learning of the situation, the bureau immediately activated its verification procedures and formed a special working group to comprehensively investigate.

According to the preliminary investigation, the individual in question, identified as a resident named Huang from the development zone, triggered a dynamic monitoring alert for subsistence allowance recipients when she traveled to Hong Kong on her own to attend a concert. Following this, community officials promptly held policy briefings and issued reminders to her. The family, fearing potential disqualification from the program, subsequently posted information online seeking help.

The authorities confirmed that they are currently reviewing the family's situation and the details reported online according to proper procedures. The bureau has pledged to handle the case in accordance with relevant laws and regulations once the verification process is complete.

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