Anting Town Housing Management Office responded: urge the property management to strengthen risk elimination and safety protection, after the report

In recent years, with the continuous expansion of the scale of education, many new teachers join the profession every year. However, due to some force majeure, many new teachers teach online as soon as they take up their posts. They have fewer opportunities to participate in offline training and experience the city. They have limited communication with their peers and non-teachers, lack a sense of identity and belonging, and are prone to anxiety and discomfort. and other negative psychological feelings. Based on the above considerations, I suggest increasing care for new young teachers and organizing different forms of services and activities for them to help new teachers integrate into the collective and better devote themselves to education and teaching. It is recommended to organize activities on urban cultural identity for new young teachers. For example, Songjiang District, where I am located, has a long cultural heritage, but many teachers know little about it and lack a sense of identity, belonging and pride. If it passes

It is difficult to believe that a city road can "rot" to this extent without seeing it with one's own eyes: the entire road is covered in thick mud with no place to rest, the potholes are as deep as 20-30 centimeters, and vehicles can splash up to one meter high when passing through the mud; Even if the road is covered with steel plates, vehicles dare not easily enter, and even a slight mistake can cause the chassis to break down and break down. This refers to Yuyang Road next to Songjiang South Station, the terminus of Metro Line 9. How could Yuyang Road become like this? In the past few months, employees of enterprises along Yuyang Road and citizens who are accustomed to taking this road to subway stations have continuously complained to the Shanghai 12345 Citizen Service Hotline, claiming that there are a large number of construction sites under construction around Songjiang South Station, and the roads have been crushed due to the entry and exit of earthwork trucks. And Yuyang Road is just one of the many roads affected by earthmoving vehicles. According to complained citizens, Songjiang

During summer vacation, as children spend more time playing at home, the toy market heats up. However, some popular "toys" in live streaming rooms or social media platforms may pose risks. Dust, fake water, open flames... are these all toys? "My child has been obsessed with 'archaeology' recently, but after playing with a set of 'archaeology' toys, my whole body is covered in dust, and I don't know if it will affect my health." Ms. Chen, the parent, told reporters that her 8-year-old son chose a 'archaeology' toy while watching the live broadcast. From the live broadcast, various "treasures" are hidden in "rocks", and children have to use small hammers, awls, brushes, etc. to chisel open the "rocks" and take out the "treasures". The anchor promoted that these types of toys can cultivate children's concentration and hands-on ability, and can also stay away from their phones, so she bought a set for her son. Unexpectedly

On June 26, SAIC Group issued an announcement on the official official account to clarify the false report about the recent involvement of SAIC MG India. SAIC Group pointed out that self media reports stating that "SAIC MG India Company was forcibly acquired at a low price by the local government, losing control" seriously deviate from the facts. "Under national policy guidance, SAIC Group has been exporting self owned brand cars in bulk since 2007. The self owned brand products represented by the MG brand have entered more than 90 countries and regions around the world, and Chinese technology, products, and services have won the favor of local consumers. This year, SAIC's total overseas market sales are expected to exceed 1.2 million vehicles and achieve economies of scale." SAIC Group also stated in the statement, "SAIC International strictly adheres to the policies and regulations of China and the countries where its overseas business is located, and fully complies with them."

On the afternoon of June 8th, 2023, the results exchange activity and closing ceremony of the Shanghai National Digital Literacy and Skills Enhancement Month were successfully held in Jiading. According to statistics, this year's promotion month series of activities covered 215 streets and towns in 16 districts and 63 universities in the city, with a total of 1341 activities carried out. The number of people covered online and offline reached over 6.8227 million. During the event, member units, districts, and training bases of the Shanghai Municipal Coordination Mechanism for Enhancing Digital Literacy and Skills for the Whole People fully utilized their own advantages, tailored a series of characteristic activities based on the needs of citizens, focusing on key groups and radiating various scenes, and deeply practicing the theme of "Digital Empowerment and Sharing for All" in the promotion month. For example, the Municipal Party Committee Cyberspace Office, in conjunction with the Municipal Education Commission and Youth League Municipal Committee, held the first session of digital literacy and skills popularization for primary and secondary school students