Ping An initiates anti-poverty project

Ping An Insurance Co Ltd, one of the world’s largest insurers and investment companies, will launch a project worth 10 billion yuan ($1.57 billion) for poverty alleviation in China, according to the company’s management. The project will provide industrial, medical and educational support for poverty-stricken areas in China. It also announced to provide local residents with 100 billion yuan interestfree loans, better education resources and re-enacted infrastructure. Within the next two and half years, Ping An will bring more advanced medical equipment to areas covered by the anti-poverty project to improve local medical services. Shizong, head of the institute, said that there are plans to introduce full-time tracking of patients’ health status by trained professionals and to offer a more satisfying experience for patients through enhanced entertainment services and recreational facilities. after the 2008 Wenchuan earthquake. The museum was jointly launched by One Foundation and the United Nations Development Programme. Earthquake and tornado simulators help visitors to the museum better understand how to protect themselves during natural disasters. The museum also covers training programs for professionals specializing in predicting natural disasters and carrying out rescue operations. which fell on Monday, was celebrated in Beijing this year with a series of events. During the celebration, all of the participants were invited to share their family stories. In addition, a panel discussion surrounding supporting poverty-stricken families took place. Cui Li, deputy director at the National Health Commission, said that the commission will continue its efforts to help impoverished families, and calls for more attention to enhance child and senior care.