Interview questions about drought

Farmer: How much water does your family use in daily life now? Do you usually find it difficult to use water? Where is the water source? If it's from the government, how far is it from your home? How many children are there at home? Did you go to school?

Does the school where children go to school have free mineral water?

How are the crops planted at home this year? Is it all dry?

Will the price of vegetables in the market be much higher than in previous years? How much higher? Are you nervous about spending money?

Will a kind person help you carry water and distribute mineral water for free?

Have you made a plan to save water for your family? What's the general plan?

Did the government give you a lot of real help at home or in your village? What exactly are there?

What do you think caused the drought? Do you usually pay attention to weather forecast and expert analysis?

Do you have a premonition that it will be dry for so long during spring ploughing? What are you going to plant? How much has it lost now? Are there other sources of income?

People's Liberation Army: Do you send water to the people in the disaster area every day? How much water is delivered every day? Is the traffic convenient? Will it be hard? Seeing that the people in the disaster area are so short of water, have you thought of any good ways to tide over this difficulty? Besides sending water, what other actions have you taken to help the people in the disaster area? Do you have any words of blessing or encouragement for the people in the disaster area?

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