Chapter 1514

The Changshan County Committee allocated a house to Su Xinghui, which was a three-bedroom apartment in the Standing Committee building. This condition was relatively poor compared to the Standing Committee buildings in many places. In many places, the Standing Committee buildings were detached villa-style small western-style houses, but Changshan County's economy was underdeveloped, so having such a three-bedroom apartment could be considered quite good.

The Standing Committee building was in the Changshan County Committee compound. The Changshan County Committee compound was located on a hill in the center of Changshan County. Because it was on the mountain, the buildings in the County Committee compound were relatively compact. Even for the Standing Committee building, the area of the house was not too large, and the area of the three-bedroom apartment was less than one hundred square meters.

Of course, Su Xinghui lived alone now, and such a large area was considered too big. After he and Lu Xiaoya officially held their wedding, the two of them would not think it was small.

In fact, Su Xinghui and Lu Xiaoya were already legal husband and wife now. Even if Lu Xiaoya lived with Su Xinghui, no one could say anything. However, according to the customs in Hudong Province, husband and wife were only true husband and wife after holding a wedding. Even if they received a marriage certificate, they could not be considered true husband and wife. If they lived together now, they would be pointed at.

Therefore, Lu Xiaoya could only live in her dormitory for now, waiting for their wedding on National Day before she could live with Su Xinghui.

In late July, after the heavy rain had fallen for more than ten days, it finally stopped. The rain cleared, making everyone's mood much better.

Matou Town withstood the test of the heavy rain. There was not a single casualty accident in the whole town. Of course, there were one or two collapses of dilapidated houses, but the residents inside had already been relocated, so they were also spared.

However, in other towns, they did not have such good luck. In this heavy rain, there were more than twenty house collapse incidents in all towns and villages in the county, causing more than ten casualties. Of course, only one person was unlucky enough to die, and the others were injured to varying degrees.

These house collapse incidents also brought relatively great pressure to the leaders of Changshan County. In the past, there were few such continuous heavy rains in Changshan County. Because Changshan County was in a mountainous area, the climate was unpredictable, but the rain was generally short-term showers, and there would not be so many days of continuous heavy rain.

And Changshan County's economy had always been underdeveloped, and the common people were relatively poor, so there were many houses that had become dilapidated. These various factors were mixed together, which caused the frequent house collapse incidents this time.

However, such house collapse incidents were not unique to Changshan County. In the five counties and two districts of Yulin City, almost every county and district had house collapse incidents. Changshan was not the most, the most was its eastern neighbor Dashan County, followed by Muyang County, and Changshan County could only rank third.

Of course, ranking third in such matters was not something to be proud of, but at least with Dashan County and Muyang County attracting firepower, the pressure on Changshan County was much smaller.

These days, the leaders of Changshan County were busy with disaster relief. At this time, several enterprises in Matou Town donated a sum of money to the charity foundation of Yu Sister Sister Ruoqiu and Yu Ruizhi for this disaster relief. The total amount of this money reached more than 700,000, which could be considered a huge sum of money.

Yu Sister Sister Ruoqiu and Yu Ruizhi also devoted their main energy to helping disaster victims with post-disaster reconstruction. This 700,000-plus could be used to help some common people whose houses were in particularly poor condition to reinforce their houses, which was quite considerable and could do a lot of things.