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According to the post, Lantian Shidai Gongguan in Luzhou, Sichuan, is alleged to be an unfinished housing project, with related issues reportedly unresolved for several years. The claim could not be independently verified.

According to the post, people identified as victims in the Haiyin case went to Shanghai again on March 25. They called on the Shanghai municipal government to handle the case openly and fairly and punish those they identify as the masterminds of the alleged fraud. The post said they were treated roughly by relevant Shanghai institutions on the way; the account could not be independently verified.

According to the post, Hubei Xinying Optoelectronics Co., Ltd. required employees to sign a “voluntary overtime application.” Foshan Huichuang Plastic Mould Co., Ltd. issued a notice requiring employees to work overtime on at least 10 nights per month; the notice said employees who worked fewer than 10 nights would have to pay their personal share of social insurance contributions themselves. The claims could not be independently verified.

At 14:04 on March 25, relevant departments in Zhongshan, Guangdong, told a reporter that a preliminary investigation found that the case involving a 17-year-old girl giving birth as a surrogate was true. Earlier, anti-trafficking volunteer Shangguan Zhengyi said that a 17-year-old girl from Sichuan had acted as a surrogate for a 50-year-old man from Jiangxi and given birth to twins. That claim could not be independently verified.

After learning of the matter, the Zhongshan health authorities went to the hospitals involved to investigate and said they would inform the public as soon as possible after completing their checks.

According to the post, victims in the Haiyin case went to Shanghai again on March 25 to seek redress. They called on the Shanghai municipal government to handle the case openly and fairly and hold accountable the person alleged to have initiated the fraud. The post also alleged that they were treated roughly by relevant Shanghai institutions while en route. The claims could not be independently verified.

On the 25th, a netizen in Mianyang, Sichuan, posted a video saying the incident occurred after 1 a.m., without specifying what happened. Another netizen later posted an image of a group-chat record, but the claim has not been verified.

On March 23, a section of road at the entrance to Xinhua Du in Guangze, Nanping, Fujian, suddenly collapsed, leaving a hole. Emergency repairs have been completed, and the cause is under investigation.

A message labeled “Supreme Court” says problems should be addressed through proper channels.

According to the post, a woman identified by the pseudonym Liu Yun was killed by her former boyfriend, identified by the pseudonym Wang Fu, in Guan County, Shandong, in 2020. After Wang was executed in January 2024, Liu’s mother, identified by the pseudonym Li Xiu’e, was told at the funeral home that a death certificate issued by the police was required to collect the remains. Police reportedly said the court’s final judgment was sufficient and therefore did not issue one. The family has reportedly been unable to bury Liu because of mortuary fees of about 380,000 yuan and incomplete paperwork. The information could not be independently verified.

On April 2, a police officer from the petition office of the Lixia branch of the Jinan Public Security Bureau told a Dahe Daily reporter that police had provided humanitarian assistance to the family and applied to civil affairs authorities for a reduction in the mortuary fees. The amount was reduced from 380,000 yuan to 120,000 yuan, the officer said, adding that the fee issue was outside the police’s jurisdiction.

The post alleges that a subdistrict Party secretary accepted bribes and includes the statement, “Just because you secretly filmed it doesn’t mean you’re right.” The material could not be independently verified.

On August 12, domestic media reported that Jing Yaping, 61, a former director of the Guizhou Provincial Big Data Development Administration, was under investigation. The material alleges that she used government servers to mine 327 bitcoins; the claim could not be independently verified.

In an announcement issued in 2024, the Chengwu County government said that in 2023, pension spending for 8,778 people within the public system was close to 800 million yuan. About 13,000 retired employees received 369 million yuan, while about 120,000 recipients of urban and rural residents’ pension insurance received 251 million yuan. The figures come from the announcement and could not be independently verified.