AndrewJin
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My province (a province in Central China) is responsible for a prefecture at the other side of your place, called 山南地区。A lot of doctors, teachers, engineers go there for 1-2 years for help. To some extent, the village road there is no worse than the village roads in the mountainous regions of my province.The local Gov.is so starved of funds by Indian government that it cannot pay the salary of it's employees.
Let alone provide some decent infrastructure.To travel to the capital of the state/province one has to go through the neighbouring province of Assam as there is no road (permanent or mud) within different regions of the province.
I have never encountered power cut or tap water shortage when I travel there.
Except in EBC, that was in 2011. Now there is 4G and stable electricity there.
@DungenessMedog is the last county in China that finally got concrete highway. It is very difficult to build highway there, and central government tried 3 times over the span of 2 decades.
Hey, man, helping remote region and minorities isn't the job of a responsible government? It is easy for you to point finger at others. Maybe you are born with silver spoon in your month, but others are not that lucky. Do stand on the high moral ground and lecture others.
True.
How can you expect those people to work properly when they have no access to education and electricity?!
That attitude is absurd.
If that's the altitude towards the poor and the underprivileged, no doubt their society is so stagnant.
My father was born in a poor village but now is a professor.
I witness how his village changed from being stuck in abject poverty to a well-being village where people have access to clean tap water, natural gas pipeline, 4G, optic fibre broadband and medical insurance/pension.
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