In the vast land of China, the peasants have worked hard and made great efforts for the prosperity of the country. However, in recent years, the continuous increase in rural medical premiums has brought a heavy burden to them. Deng Hongying, a deputy to the Yunnan Provincial People's Congress, used her personal experience and in-depth research to reveal to us the seriousness of this problem. Hotspot Engine Program
Ten years ago, rural medical premiums were only 60 yuan, but by 2024, this figure has climbed sharply to 380 yuan, an increase of up to six times. For many farmers, this is beyond their financial means. They work hard in the fields every day, and their income is meager, and the constant medical expenses undoubtedly bring them great pressure.
Compared with the increase in medical premiums, the increase in farmers' wages has not kept pace. This means that, with limited income, they need to come up with a larger percentage to cover medical expenses. For many families, when a member gets sick or injured, it often takes the whole family to deal with it. Such a burden is almost unbearable for already poor families.
To make matters worse, many farmers choose not to seek medical treatment or buy medicines for economic reasons. They would rather endure illness than impose a greater financial burden on their families. Such a choice not only affects their physical health, but also seriously restricts their opportunities to pursue a better life.
We cannot turn a blind eye to such a predicament. The issue of rural medical security has become one of the important issues that need to be solved urgently in the current society. ** and all sectors of society should work together to provide farmers with more complete and more humane medical security services.
* We should increase investment in rural medical security and improve the level of medical security in rural areas. At the same time, it is also necessary to improve the medical service system in rural areas, so that farmers can enjoy high-quality medical services at their doorstep. In addition, there is a need to raise farmers' incomes in various ways so that they can afford to pay for the growing cost of medical care.
As a member of society, we also have the responsibility to pay attention to the issue of rural medical security. We can support farmers in a variety of ways, such as buying produce from rural areas, supporting local agricultural projects, etc. At the same time, we can also provide help and support to rural areas through donations, donations, etc.
Improving rural health care is a long-term process that requires our joint efforts. Only in this way can we truly achieve social fairness and harmony, so that everyone can enjoy the fruits of economic development.
Deputy Deng Hongying's speech has sounded the alarm for us. She used the most direct and real data to reveal the seriousness of the problem of rural medical security. Her words were filled with deep concern for the peasants and worries about the future. We need to face up to this problem and take practical and effective measures to solve it.