As for why this group of people wanted to work hard at the Provincial and Hong Kong General Hospital, there is no need to guess the reason. It has the largest number of patients and the largest amount of medicines. The key is that the number of naturalized workers here is the largest. Only here can the trick of using fake prescriptions to obtain publicly funded medical drugs be used. There are more and more scattered private medical institutions because there are only a few naturalized workers who seek treatment, so it is very inconvenient to obtain medicines. This also prompted criminals to keep a close eye on the Provincial and Hong Kong General Hospital.
If we generalize, Lingao General Hospital and the Army and Navy Hospital and Joint Logistics General Hospital, both of which are affiliated to the Joint Logistics Department, are the major users of "publicly funded medical care". I'm afraid the loopholes won't be that small.
"It's wonderful to get prescriptions from private institutions and go to public hospitals to get medicines! It's really wonderful!" Zheng Mingjiang thought to himself, "It seems that in the future, the prescriptions of publicly funded drugs and the prescriptions of self-funded drugs must be separated, so that the prescriptions can be The loopholes have been basically closed.”
However, these are all things for later. The matter at hand must quickly close the gap between the province and Hong Kong.
In addition, a number of other forms of silverfish were discovered during the joint survey. There are advertisements for collecting medicines outside the gates of provincial and Hong Kong hospitals, and even in toilets and other places inside hospitals. As soon as he saw such advertisements, Zheng Mingjiang knew that some naturalized workers must be taking advantage of their "public medical care" benefits to obtain medicines from hospitals and resell them to drug dealers.
Although time and space are different, as long as there is room for arbitrage, someone will naturally think of ways to make money.
Now that he knew the trick to obtain drugs, Zheng Mingjiang immediately transferred the relevant clues to Wu Mu. After some secret investigation, the reconnaissance team quickly drew up a list of those involved.
Wu Mu took a breath after reading it: "If we want to arrest people according to this list, the Provincial and Hong Kong General Hospital must close its doors."
The list only involves naturalized doctors, nurses, pharmacists, and clerks who illegally obtained drugs... together they account for one-third of the entire Provincial and Hong Kong General Hospital - and this is only directly involved in the loss of drugs. people, and if the charge of dereliction of duty is included, about half of the people in the hospital will be involved.
Even the ten-man regiment members arranged inside the hospital were "annihilated." Only one of the five whistleblowers filed a relevant report.
If we include those who use their status as cadres and workers to ask doctors to prescribe false prescriptions, obtain sporadically funded medical drugs and then resell them to drug dealers, I am afraid that many of the entire team of naturalized cadres and workers in Guangzhou will also be involved. .
"I think it is probably not appropriate to use too harsh measures." Wu Mu said to Zheng Mingjiang, "It is not easy to train naturalized citizens in the health system. They are all valuable assets of the Senate. My opinion is that apart from For a small number of masterminds, most people can give them a heads up by talking to them, asking them to withdraw their illegal gains after explaining, and not to formally arrest and prosecute them."
Although Zheng Mingjiang was unwilling to do so, he still had to admit that Wu Mu's proposal was correct. If the policy of "investigating to the end" was really implemented, then the Provincial and Hong Kong General Hospital would have to close down. If this storm blows to the Lingao General Hospital, the Army Hospital and the Naval Hospital under the Joint Logistics...
She couldn't imagine the next scene, it was so beautiful that she couldn't bear to look directly at it.
"My personal opinion is that the policy of 'investigating to the end' remains unchanged," Zheng Mingjiang weighed in again. "If there are problems, they will be investigated one by one, but the relevant personnel will be dealt with according to the opinions of the political security. Only the mastermind will be prosecuted. Personnel, please give me a warning to others. Forget about withdrawing illegal gains. Our future actions, including our related actions, will also be handled in accordance with this principle. Please help me inform Director Zhao..."
Although the political security did not take action at the moment, the pressure caused by the Cheka's high-profile "audit" was still transmitted to the terminal as Zheng Ming and Jiang Yuan wished.
At the regular meeting of Boluo County's investigation team, everyone is summarizing their respective intelligence and analyzing and summarizing the latest case facts.
"He Jun has become mysterious recently. He often goes out alone. He always sighs when he is in the shop. He drinks alone and becomes indifferent to business." Zheng Xiaoyuhui reported, "The investigation launched in Guangzhou should There has been pressure on the chain.”
"He Jun is not alone. We have recently observed that many people involved in the case in Huizhou have begun to act suspiciously. They communicate frequently in private, and often walk around in the middle of the night. According to the visits to pawnshops, banks and other places, their economic The situation may not be optimistic either.”
"Not only that, they also had internal conflicts and even security incidents, but they remained tight-lipped about the reasons for the conflicts."
"Also, the price of Hearthstone Powder seems to have increased, but the pace of price increase is inconsistent."
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Based on everyone's information, Lu Cheng judged that due to Chief Zheng's actions at the source, problems had arisen in the originally smooth supply channels, and there was now an obvious shortage of supply and a broken capital chain.
Because no more medicines are flowing out from the source, Jubaotang also has difficulties in supplying medicines. It has happened more than once that drug dealers went to the store to pick up goods, but could not pick up the goods or could only pick up part of the goods. There were many conflicts over this, and a drug dealer even died inexplicably in a back alley.
According to the information provided by the drug dealer surnamed Qian, the rules for purchasing goods from Jubaotang were cash on hand at first. Later, because the supply of medicines exceeded demand, it changed to pre-ordering and paying a deposit; and later it became a requirement to pay the full amount in advance before picking up the goods.
In the past, it took three to five days, sometimes eight or nine days, to pick up the goods after payment. However, this time, some drug dealers have not received the goods for more than ten days after payment.
Drug dealers operate on a small scale, and some of their capital is borrowed. They all rely on fast turnover to make quick money. Now that the capital is being held back by Jubaotang, the medicine cannot be released. Dozens of drug dealers really can't wait any longer, so some people go to ask for an explanation, but Jubaotang refuses to refund the money, and cannot promise a specific time for delivery. . Hence the conflict. The police came out to maintain order.
After all, the drug dealers all knew the seriousness and knew that what they were doing was a shady thing, but they didn't say anything about the drug reselling. They just said it was an economic dispute, and the police didn't ask any more questions.
However, this situation did not prompt Jubaotang to deliver goods as soon as possible. On the contrary, the arrears became more and more serious. Now the most arrears are almost twenty days.
"...The drug dealers are all discussing how to deal with this matter."
"Have you discussed the outcome?"
"Everyone has his own talk, but there is no result." The drug dealer said helplessly, "My dozens of dollars are stuck in it, and I haven't received the goods yet!"
After sending away the drug dealer surnamed Qian, another team member reported to Lu Cheng that although Jubaotang could not deliver the goods, they kept making moves in private. According to the results of their surveillance and the information Yuan Shuzhi managed to pass on, Quan Youde's orders from Wanchunquan did not decrease.
There is no source of Australian medicine, but they are still ordering "Hearthstone Powder" in large quantities. This is strange. Without the medicine from the pharmaceutical factory, what's the use of this Hearthstone Powder?
“In my opinion, there are two possibilities,” Lu Cheng analyzed. “One is that they judge that the supply cutoff is temporary, and are making preparations for a rainy day in order to cope with the huge quantity that will need to be delivered once the supply is restored; The second possibility is that this business is about to die out, and I am purchasing large quantities of Hearthstone powder in preparation for using fake products to make the last bit of money."
"It's a pity that we can't contact Yuan Shuzhi, otherwise we might be able to get more information..."
"No, it's not difficult to contact him," Lu Cheng said with a smile, "Aren't we checking accounts in Boluo County? Just in time, we asked the comrades from the County Finance and Taxation Bureau to go to the drug market to inform us that we would randomly select ten stores and call them accountants. Come here with the account book for future reference. Then we can have a detailed discussion with Lao Yuan behind closed doors. You can ask whatever you want."
He Jun's abnormality is becoming more and more obvious.
Zheng Xiaoyu already had a clear feeling that He Jun had completely lost the arrogance he had when he recruited him to join the company. He became uninterested in running the store and even became too lazy to "play perfunctory" with him.
Zheng Xiaoyu decided to take the initiative and invite him to drink.
The place for drinking was naturally in He Jun's courtyard. The two met and exchanged a few words. Zheng Xiaoyu felt that he was worried, so he said deliberately, "Brother, I see that you have been distracted these days. What seems to be on your mind?" There is also this prescription list, I have already prepared several copies..."
He Jun forced a smile and said: "What can I be worried about? It's just that the business is not going well." He didn't even mention the prescription.
Zheng Xiaoyu already understood the general idea and said with a smile: "I see that my brother's business is quite prosperous. What's wrong? Even in this joint clinic, there are a lot of patients... I see that the joint clinic has to add more patients every day." Just the number..."
"Alas!" He Jun sighed heavily and took another sip of wine. He lowered his head but said nothing, as if he was struggling with something in his heart.
"Brother, although you and I are just doing business together, since we have sworn to marry Jinlan before God, we are good brothers. Is there anything we can't say to a brother?"
He Jun smiled bitterly and said: "There are some things, maybe it would be better if brothers didn't know about it!" After saying that, he sighed again, "It's not that I can't trust brothers! In fact, this business has become a huge turmoil now. You and I are sworn brothers and partners in business. Don't mention it again in the future. Don't come here again - I'm afraid it will cause trouble!"
"Brother, please stop making fun of him. You and I are in the same boat, what can't we say?" Zheng Xiaoyu spared no effort to make him let down his guard.
These words somewhat dispelled He Jun's wariness, and he pondered for a moment before saying: "To be honest, brother, what use do you and I have to get these prescription sheets?"
"Of course I know." Zheng Xiaoyu smiled.
"You know?!" He Jun looked surprised.
"Don't forget, I'm the person in charge of the health clinic here. How could I not know this trick? It's nothing more than using publicly funded medicines and reselling them for profit."
(End of chapter)
